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> Not research, that should be secondary to their teaching duties. Why?
by mikebenfield 9y ago
> Not research, that should be secondary to their teaching duties.
Why?
- martin1975 9y agoI'd say because teaching has a higher payoff for the students being taught. They can get jobs immediately after college and contribute... Research on the other hand, outside of the self-serving aspect - like how many papers one gets published - has hardly any immediate benefits relative to the benefits of teaching... and few long term benefits. It's more of a gamble.