The University Of Michigan Is Now Hiding Grades From Fragile Freshmen
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George F. Will: Imagine Michigan’s new hide-the-grades policy in a Wolverines practice
This autumn, when the student-athletes who comprise the University of Michigan’s football team are girding their loins in preparation for Armageddon, aka. the Ohio State game, suppose some freshman players make mistakes in practice. They miss blocking assignments, fumble hand-offs, run the wrong pass routes.
Infantilization of America's best and brightest: The University of...
In 2017, Macalester College, a pricey Midwestern college, ran an article in its glossy "Macalester Today" magazine titled "The Dog Is In." Indeed, that was the cover story. In the article, Macalester boasted about having multiple therapy dogs roaming the campus to help students deal with homework stress — students who, as best as I could tell, had about 12 hours a week of class time, plus homework. I was not impressed. Little did I know, though,…
The University Of Michigan Is Now Hiding Grades From Fragile Freshmen
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Taxpayer-Funded School To Hide Grades In Name Of Mental Health
by Faith Miller at CDN - A state school in Michigan is adopting a policy to cover freshmen’s first semester grades. Beginning fall 2027, the University of Michigan’s College of Literature, Science and the Arts (LSA) will not put grades on students’ transcripts from their first semester. The transcript will indicate either that the student passed or received no credit for … Click to read the rest HERE-> Taxpayer-Funded School To Hide Grades In Na…
The transition from high school to college comes with a huge package of stress, and a top university in America decided to cut the pressure directly from the root. In the first semester, classical grades disappear. Michigan University will replace traditional grades for first semester students with a simple system: Admitted or Rejected, writes [...] Source
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