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Top Evaluations and Complaints – Kenneth Glenn Dau-Schmidt

Anonymous Complaints, Chilling Effect, Disciplinary Action, SEA 202 March 19, 2025

Dau-Schmidt discusses the evaluations he receives from his students. He emphasizes how SEA 202 adds another layer of disciplinary action as a result of anonymous complaints when someone in the classroom is offended or misinterprets wording.

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