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WHY THE FUCK DO PROFESSORS INSIST ON GETTING TO KNOW EACH OTHER???????
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I DON'T WAKE UP AT 6:30 IN THE MORNING SO THAT I CAN LISTEN TO THE LIFE STORIES OF THE PEOPLE IN MY CLASS!!!! I DO NOT GIVE A FUCK!!!! IF I KNEW I WOULDN'T HAVE COME!!! YOU HAVE STOLEN FROM MY SLEEPING TIME!!!! WE AREN'T EVEN LEARNING ANYTHING!!!! I DO NOT FUCKING CARE ABOUT ANYONE'S LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!รง

eta: i don't live in america, i am in an university in the asian continent. networking culture is not as widespread as in america.

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As a college instructor I can answer that question for my class.

I tell my students that I don't like strangers, so we need to get to know each other so that I can like them (which is true). However, the biggest reason is that college is difficult. Students with more connections are more likely to graduate.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10271819/

Some students are not going to seek out these spaces with other folks on their own, but everybody in college (undergrad) has to go to class. So, I do what I can to facilitate connections among students because it is in their best interest.

I try to put students in small groups and have a "connection question" every class. "Talk about your kids, pets, or plants" doesn't have to be super personal or invasive, but it does allow you to feel like you know somebody. I like groups of 3-4. The smaller the group, the more each member talks. When we get back together they can share with everyone if they want.

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