Posted on 03/23/2018 2:38:24 PM PDT by jazusamo
Harvard University is expanding course evaluations to allow students to report professors who say offensive things in class or make them feel uncomfortable.
The update to the Q Guide, the online course evaluation system at Harvard, was announced Thursday night by Dean of Undergraduate Education Jay M. Harris, at a town hall convened to discuss the power dynamic between students and professors at the elite Ivy League institution.
When an attendee at the town hall mentioned a system for reporting offensive remarks already in place at Harvards School of Public Health, Mr. Harris said administrators are working to add a similar question to course evaluations.
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Rather than report, the better course is to record video and sound and transmit via the internet. Then send the prof a copy of the video and watch the squirm.
Reporting is passe when you can by pass the authority
You might get a trip to New York and 5 minutes on Fox and friends
You beat me to it. We are here in a society that I have only read about in history and science fiction books. It is scary to you, me and those who know, but the new normal for most.
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Harvard will soon take its place right behind Chico State on the ladder of respect.
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Just wait for the profs to steal all the green crayons in their safe spaces.
anonymously?
Bet they find there are more closet conservatives and free thinkers than they figured. Yes, even Harvard still has some of these. They just have been cowed into silence for the most part.
If you thought grade inflation was bad now, just wait ...
Hitler Youth come to Cambridge.
Soon we will see professors wearing dunce caps and confessing their deviationate behavior to the mob. Harvards Great Leap Forward.
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