Students attending classes asynchronously should receive better accommodations
January 28, 2021 in Opinion As USC begins its third semester of online learning, many students are gradually adjusting to life and studies on a virtual campus. However, for students participating in classes asynchronously, there are still many obstacles to overcome, especially when it comes to class participation and in-class assignments. As more professors encourage student interactions within the class, asynchronous learning is becoming less flexible than it seems. Asynchronous classes were established to improve the online learning experience for students currently living overseas in di...
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