Paul Cantrell on Nostr: A reminder to myself, sharing for whoever needs to hear it: Students mostly don’t ...
A reminder to myself, sharing for whoever needs to hear it:
Students mostly don’t read the syllabus. The primary beneficiary of the syllabus is the instructor. It’s a planning tool, a thought-sharpener. Anything students need to hear must also come through other channels.
Also, students:
Actually reading the syllabus — •really• reading it, not just kind of looking at it — is a superpower. It’s a window into the prof’s mind. You probably won’t, I know, but if you do…instant leg up.
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