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If she doesn't want to read it, why should they want to write it?
by julius_geezer 17y ago
If she doesn't want to read it, why should they want to write it?
- hga 17y agoWell, it's implied that she wants her team to read them but they can't do the workload (125 pages per person per semester); perhaps this is more of a budget problem. Obviously for all the usual reasons she's getting a lot of students who aren't good at reading, and it's not clear to me that they'd be better served by a generic remedial English class instead of having to write more real world stuff in her's. Also a "you get what you pay for" problem; perhaps we shouldn't expect better from a 2nd tier or lower state schools (e.g. below the University of Texas system (for which I have some affection from a NSF Summer Science Training Program at UT Austin I attended in high school) and I'd guess below the Texas A&M system).