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Hope SEA 202 Does Not Effect Teaching – Leslie Lenkowski

Academic Freedom, SEA 202 March 19, 2025

Lenkowski discusses SEA 202 in the classroom and the facilitation of classroom discussion. He does not foresee any major effects on teaching, especially if the teacher makes clear the parameters of classroom discussion.

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