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By the administration, which separates the credits for the courses into "recitations" and "lectures". The TA's get paid for the recitations/activities-based hou
by Panos 15y ago
By the administration, which separates the credits for the courses into "recitations" and "lectures". The TA's get paid for the recitations/activities-based hours, the professors for the lectures.
- jacques_chester 15y agoCan they actually stop you from using your lectures in any way you see fit? This, and saying silly things when you at last slip into senility, would seem to me to be the main perks of tenure.
- chopsueyar 15y agoSo the root of the problem is a structural flaw in the implementation of undergraduate education and its conflicting requirements with your other university responsibilities? The system is broken.