How do learning communities help students intellectually?
a. They help students figure out all of the resources on campus.
b. They allow students time to make connections between their
classes.
c. They prevent a lot of teacher/professor interaction.
d. They require more books and homework than other classes.
Question 2
Why are students key to the success of learning communities?
a. They must be ready to do more work than other students.
b. They must be able to pay higher prices for these courses.
c. They must be willing to try a new way of education.
d. They must be available at times that are often inconvenient.
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