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A possible solution would be to split the job, to avoid conficts of interest. One teacher teaches. Another one grades. When I was studying in France in "prépa",
by duchenne 8y ago
A possible solution would be to split the job, to avoid conficts of interest. One teacher teaches. Another one grades. When I was studying in France in "prépa", all students wanted to get a real evaluation of their level, because the really important exam to enter the best universities was organized nation-wide. But, this is hard to organize in private universities where students are also clients. Which parent would pay 40k$/y to be told that his kid does not study well? Maybe, here also, to avoid conflicts of interest, the job can be split. One university teaches. Another organization grades.
- chmod775 8y agoThis is precisely what some private schools in Germany do (yes, there are a few of those). They might've started doing so to combat the notion that private education is worth less because it just might be easier.