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The argument is that it requires more motivation for online students to be successful than those in person. That argument could be wrong, but it does not requir
by antiterra 14y ago
The argument is that it requires more motivation for online students to be successful than those in person. That argument could be wrong, but it does not require students to be total non-attending slackers to be correct.
Since you say you're arguing a different point: What exactly were you characterizing as hand-holding?