Assigned Readings
Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2011 12:12 pm
So much reading!
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I read the casebook but not the supplement. I use the supplement to clarify reinforce inky as needed.Kilpatrick wrote:You have assigned supplements? That sucks.
No, I meant to indicate that this option was reading everything assigned, plus additional material not assignedKilpatrick wrote:You have assigned supplements? That sucks.
The flaw in your poll then, is their is no option to read 100% without reading supplements.SDviaVA wrote:No, I meant to indicate that this option was reading everything assigned, plus additional material not assignedKilpatrick wrote:You have assigned supplements? That sucks.
blowhard wrote:The flaw in your poll then, is their is no option to read 100% without reading supplements.SDviaVA wrote:No, I meant to indicate that this option was reading everything assigned, plus additional material not assignedKilpatrick wrote:You have assigned supplements? That sucks.
I have supplements but they are actually easier to read than the casebook. Usually just background/policy stuff which reads like a romance novel compare to the casebookblowhard wrote:I read the casebook but not the supplement. I use the supplement to clarify reinforce inky as needed.Kilpatrick wrote:You have assigned supplements? That sucks.
I'm almost certain that that's the point.r6_philly wrote: I have supplements but they are actually easier to read than the casebook.
Not always though depending on the background knowledge and professor preference. I'd probably find historical or econ stuff a bit denser than cases.Bildungsroman wrote:So far I've read everything assigned.
I'm almost certain that that's the point.r6_philly wrote: I have supplements but they are actually easier to read than the casebook.