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What is the most ridiculous thing you heard that told you higher education is in the crapper? (lemmit.online)
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The original was posted on /r/professors by /u/qpzl8654 on 2023-10-05 05:14:26.

First Example: A colleague told me that instead of papers (since students were turning in crap and APA citations were too hard) that I should allow students to turn in a paper with pictures.

A paper, but instead of words, pictures.

In college.

!!

Second best: Leadership suggested that my class should follow a PE style format and have a sign-in sheet. Like, nothing else to the class, students come, sign in, get an A, and leave.

I kid you not.

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