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That isn’t what the article says. It says the teacher’s hands were tied because of department policy. Why does the department have that policy? What set of circ
by irrational 5y ago
That isn’t what the article says. It says the teacher’s hands were tied because of department policy. Why does the department have that policy? What set of circumstances led to that policy being set and what would be a better policy to both address the set of circumstances and to not hinder teachers?
- colinmhayes 5y agoA class doesn't become bad enough to write an op-ed about for that alone. There must've been multiple other issues for this class to have a 2.7 rating.
- notreallyserio 5y agoSeems that is exactly what the article says. A professor that can get a job teaching undergrad math at Princeton can likely get the same job at any other university. So this professor is actively choosing to enforce this policy (it's their revealed preference).
- irrational 5y agoThis is a lower level math class. It isn't being taught by a professor. At best it is being taught by a grad student.