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    Post: Teaching my College Honors Class
    Posted by: bernoulli on 11/01/09

    I am teaching my first ever College Honors class and am
    loving it. What a joy to be with students who want to learn,
    can think and write critically, and actually get
    enthusiastic about what they are studying. I mentioned this
    to my Dean and he said, "You had forgotten what it is like
    to teach students who want to learn!" How true!

    One of the advantages of the Honors program at my university
    is priority registration. Also when a pure honors class is
    taken the class size is smaller. Being in a class with
    fellow students who want to learn is a big plus for these kids.

    If you have really sharp kids encourage them to look into
    and apply to the honors program when they apply to college.


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