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Old 11-05-10, 10:22 PM   #2
Takeda Shingen
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Originally Posted by krashkart View Post
Do you teach anyone in their later twenties/early thirties? I didn't enter college until I was 26 and always kept an eye on the syllabus.

Then again, I had a real willingness to ace as many of the courses as possible.
I do see an older student on occasion, but the majority of the students in my class are first and second-year music majors; ages 18-20 and primarily freshman and sophomores. I'm still a Lecturer (teaching professor that has not yet attained tenure), so I have to teach a number of lower-level prerequisite courses that the tenured faculty won't touch. Overall, however, I find that the number of students with your attitude towards education is pretty small, even among the so-called 'dedicated' students.
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