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How could students be acting out in a college-level classroom? How could a college-level educator not handle such outbursts, if this actually is happening? Don't all college curricula soundly prepare people to teach at the college level? How could a college hire someone who was not trained how to conduct a class to meet the students' satisfaction? Just take a look at all of the research on college-level teaching and curriculum design! And, of course the Education Department is always the most utilized and respected on every U.S. campus of higher learning! How does that saying go, "You made your bed..."

-- Dr. R. Scott Lloyd, Artist/Educator (posted 4/20, 9:38 a.m., E.D.T.)
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