Focus on Student Learning: New Lenses for Student Affairs

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Prepared for the 1994 Annual Convention of the American College Personnel Association, Indianapolis March 6, 1994

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K. Patricia Cross
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March 6, 1994
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A year ago, Debra Poston wrote…

In fact it is very hard to understand that the educational system is going for better or worse, generally to teach a human is very hard, with the advent of technology and especially the internet, people have developed very fast and a lot, I for example as a student now use https://paperell.net/write-my-speech to do my speech for me, this is very convenient and fast, besides I can take care of my personal stuff as long as the writing is done for me, I believe that soon people will evolve even more, this is just the question of time. Thanks for sharing these documents, for me it was interesting to learn this.

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