“Smaller institutions outperform larger ones on the three experiences that relate to having supportive relationships with professors and mentors, reflecting the known challenges that faculty often face at bigger schools in establishing meaningful connections with students, especially in the context of large class sizes.”—Steve Crabtree, “Students at smaller colleges more likely to say faculty care,” retrieved from https://news.gallup.com/poll/246083/students-smaller-colleges-likely-say-faculty-care.aspx
Posted by: Gregory Linton | 11/12/2019
Higher Ed Quote of the Week: November 11-15
Posted in Faculty-student relationship, Pedagogy | Tags: faculty-student relations, small colleges
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