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Originally Posted by Benzasaurus
Personally, I try to create a relaxed environment for my students where they feel less pressure to give the perfect student performance. And I have actually asked one outside of class whether they were taking on too much work because they seemed to have a lot to do (read, always overprepared and a little tightly wound). The response was, "It's ok, it's my senior year and I just want to finish on a high note."
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But is the real world out there going to be as nurturing as you? What happens when they hit the real world and the boss demands standards they are not used to? School is easy. You can do the class over. You can make bargains with the instructor. When I lose a client, there is little chance of a "do over". He might not care about my bad day, the fight with the wife, the spoiled brat I have for a child, etc, etc.