Coming Late to Class
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education administration, course administration, incentivesAbstract
Nina, a tenured Associate Professor of management in College of Business at MU was faced with a dilemma in her human resource management class. Some of her students were always late to class. In spite of her reasoning, threats, attendance policy mentioned in her syllabus and random graded quizzes at the beginning of each class, this problem continued to persist. Nina was left wondering what was the secret or strategy to overcome student tardiness?
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2024-03-16
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