20 | When to Make Exceptions for Unusual Circumstances

from Thinking of You: Q&A for Online Faculty Hosted by Camille Freeman

What should you do when a student experiences an emergency or major life event? Do you stick with your syllabus or make exceptions to your policies? What about a student who hasn't started the class more than halfway through but now wants to make up the work? I'll share my criteria for working with students in these situations.

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