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Is this obviously a bad thing? My understanding of the argument for tenured faculty teaching courses is that tenured faculty are (or have been) actual researche
by croissants 6y ago
Is this obviously a bad thing? My understanding of the argument for tenured faculty teaching courses is that tenured faculty are (or have been) actual researchers in their field, so they have deep knowledge. But I'm skeptical that deep knowledge is really necessary to teach random undergrad courses. Seminars, sure. But since the number of people going to college has also grown since 1975, it seems...reasonable? to hire more teaching faculty.
- detaro 6y ago> the argument for tenured faculty teaching courses is [...] That's not the argument made in the link.
- croissants 6y agoI commented based on the headline. Shame on me!