The Problem with Student-Centered Education by Rebekah Wanic and Nina Powell
When we adopt a student-centered educational philosophy, irrespective of how well-meaning we may be, we short-change students. Rather than succeeding in empowering them, we fail to equip them with the skills to deal with the challenges they will invariably confront as their life after university unfolds. When we see these consequences and choose to do nothing, we perpetuate this unkindness.
Imagine treating students as students and insisting the teacher has something to teach...
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