Whether the numbers are right, we all know how little our students study. The bigger question raised by the article is about the nature of college. Having only 3 hours of class a week was premised on the notion that students would do much of the work needed on their own outside the classroom. Now that they are not doing that, should college become more like high school?
The Atlantic offers some theories. The first on their list is professor apathy. We don't want to challenge students and they don't want to be challenged.
Obviously, I haven't been posting much of late, but it still seems like a good place to post interesting links. . .
