Word: tfsã
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Dates: during 2002-2002
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Above all, the TFs?? best advice is to be yourself. “It’s really all about attitude and how you wear a piece,” Arnavon says. “It always seems like people are trying too hard to be stylish—you should wear it, not let it wear...
...inevitably encourage caps on the number of students allowed to take popular classes. The new system, by providing tentative enrolment numbers before students actually start attending class, would lull professors into thinking that their class size is predictable. It would discourage professors from making arrangements to hire last-minute TFs??which would be a disaster if a popular class’ size were to unexpectedly boom due to any variety of reasons. Many students choose some classes based largely on word-of-mouth, and sometimes, after hearing of a particularly talented professor, more even attend the second lecture...
...close observation of other tourists counts for Social Analysis and a well thought-out argument for a refund at Guest Relations warrants Moral Reasoning credit. Disney World even has its own special language, on par with Harvard’s unique lingo. While Harvard features “TFs?? instead of “TAs,” “concentrations” instead of “majors,” and “proctors” and “tutors” instead of “RAs,” Disney World...
...this must not absolve the professor of accountability. Indeed, professors must make certain that their TFs?? grades are accurate and fair. If a TF gives higher grades than expected, the professor should personally evaluate students’ papers to ensure that the TF held students to the same high standards as other TFs. This professorial oversight creates the disincentive for TFs to cave in to student demands for higher grades or for TFs to give higher grades in implicit exchange for better CUE ratings. If TFs know their grades will be closely scrutinized, then they will adhere...
...school admissions, pressure them to give higher grades. Unfortunately, TFs acquiesce because there is no incentive for them to grade strictly. In fact, they are actually encouraged to grade more easily due to the well-documented correlation between high grades and high student evaluations—which can influence TFs?? professional careers, promotions and even...