Keep our class sizes equitable! - No amalgamation of seminar groups.
We, the undersigned students of La Trobe University, hereby formally and strenuously object to the proposed amalgamation of the history seminar groups for semester 2, 2010.
This is an unfair and unjustified change to our course which will directly and immediately affect our ability to study and learn within our chosen method class. Furthermore, it sets a dangerous precedent for other seminar groups to be amalgamated in the same way.
We ask that the University continue with its current arrangement of two history seminar groups as it has done in semester one.
Ridiculous decision. If they cram way more people into one room nobody gets a chance to talk or ask questions. Its supposed to be a seminar not a lecture hall.
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Sarah Ramirez
16 years ago
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Already struggling with the workload as it is. Dont need them making it even harder to learn. Leave it how it was in sem 1.
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Keep our class sizes equitable! - No amalgamation of seminar groups.
We, the undersigned students of La Trobe University, hereby formally and strenuously object to the proposed amalgamation of the history seminar groups for semester 2, 2010.
This is an unfair and unjustified change to our course which will directly and immediately affect our ability to study and learn within our chosen method class. Furthermore, it sets a dangerous precedent for other seminar groups to be amalgamated in the same way.
We ask that the University continue with its current arrangement of two history seminar groups as it has done in semester one.
Ridiculous decision. If they cram way more people into one room nobody gets a chance to talk or ask questions. Its supposed to be a seminar not a lecture hall.
S
Sarah Ramirez
16 years ago
Featured
Already struggling with the workload as it is. Dont need them making it even harder to learn. Leave it how it was in sem 1.
Ridiculous decision. If they cram way more people into one room nobody gets a chance to talk or ask questions. Its supposed to be a seminar not a lecture hall.