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On providing academic services (such as teaching, advising, and research mentorship) specifically to undergraduates. Questions about undergraduate-specific issues that could not apply to graduate or post-graduate academicians are off-topic here and will be closed and deleted. Questions about coursework, etiquette, and other academic issues that apply to both undergraduate and post-graduate students should not be tagged [undergraduate].
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Why do most talented children still enter college after the age of 18?
Many of them do, actually. They attend early college high school at two-year community college. Instead of attending traditional high school, gifted secondary students will get their high school diplo …
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How important is it, exactly, to use a rubric for grading undergraduate lab reports?
I'm a first year grad student, and I'm TAing for a freshman/sophomore level general science course. The professor who is in charge left it up to me whether I want to use a rubric to grade the students …
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