The Student Fear Factor

When complaining that the text teacher complains that there are many files that need to be modified, they point out that there is a problem with the old hypothesis about that composition, that is, the paper of our students. Such a teacher calculates fragments like a judge bound by the "Three Strikes" bill and blames the paper containing too much debris.

Dr. Rebecca D. Cox, author of 'The fear of college: The way students and professors misunderstand each other' (2009) spent years studying community college students and teachers. With the voices of these students, they are now a new traditional student of many campuses (first generation, work, parents etc), and Cox found another explanation: fear. They are afraid that they will not succeed, that they are not their own, and that they are not smart enough to attend college. That is amazing.

In 2009, Professor Rebecca Cox of Seton Hall University announced "Fear of college: a way for students and professors to misunderstand each other". This book is based on a five-year interview and observation of community college students and teachers and provides insight into the classroom experience from the viewpoint of students and teachers. In October 2010, OCCRL research assistant Jason Taylor interviewed Dr. Cox about her book. Dr. Cox: The institution of higher education in this country was founded and initially educated a few elite students, but this is not what we are doing right now. If we seriously consider enrolling something more than a truly small elite university, we need to rethink the old structure, policies and norms of old higher education. When I wrote this book, I thought about the question in front of the university people are talking about - are the students ready to go to college?