A new study indicates that college students' academic skills don't show much improvement by the end of the sophomore year. The sociologists conducting the study found that the students they studied weren't asked to do the kind of intensive work (large amounts of weekly reading and writing) that were once the hallmark of a college education. That could explain the lack of learning.
Yet college tuition continues to rise each year. Why should parents pay more for less?
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Posts
No comments:
Post a Comment