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...rooted in the transformational experience we provide in our classrooms, an experience that is vitally dependent upon maintaining high academic standards. The relatively recent policy of prohibiting disclosure is inconsistent with our commitment to these standards,” wrote Light, who was not available for comment. Light acknowledged students?? concerns that the policy change would lead to “decreased cooperation and collaboration in the classroom” and “less willingness to take risks,” but he wrote that faculty, staff, and alumni had reached a consensus that the transition could...
...administration decided that the best way to address the students?? concerns was to institute the non-disclosure policy...
...faculty and administrators—as well as recruiters hoping to employ HBS students??generally supported the change in interviews over the past three weeks. And that support ultimately...
...fear of ruffling feathers among the school’s administration. But those who did speak said that, while communication skills, a capacity to work in a team, leadership ability, and a range of other factors figure prominently in their hiring decisions, they would welcome the opportunity to see students?? grades as well...
...people who want to speak publicly or who are good at it are already involved in activities like debate. Those are the people who we see speaking up in class,” she says. She adds that she believes many instructors make class participation a large percentage of students?? grades as an incentive for them to work on their public speaking skills.“There are many people here who could use the practice,” says Ariel A. Huerta ’08. “Who couldn?...