Reflecting differences in study effort, a student may reasonably expect a large variance around the class mean. Text, Cases, Legal, Ethical, Regulatory, and International Environment , 7th edition. West Educational Pub. Co., USA, 1998. Pupils typically are passive recipients of information, while students are active gathers and active synthesizers of knowledge.
Students do far more studying than do pupils.
Teachers typically are dispensers of information, while professors act as guides in the pursuit of knowledge. In this course, many of you will make a major change in your customary roles. Professors explore issues in depth rather than providing learners with their initial exposure to the material. Jargon is necessary for precise and efficient communication. Successful translation is measured by learning of the jargon.