Professor Jonathan Malesic, writing in The New York Times: “Higher education is now at a turning point….. Universities need to help students rebuild their ability to learn. And to do that, everyone involved — students, faculties, administrators, and the public at large — must insist on in-person classes and high expectations for fall 2022 and beyond.” Read the full essay here.
PERSPECTIVES: It’s Time to Reconcile the Connection Betweem Student Needs and Faculty Expectations
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