McQueen the teenager lacked the academic credentials for admission, and by Hillson's tell, he was still a very rough diamond at 21. "I couldn't see how I could set him up to instruct graduate students.
John Grieve, a former head of the Met's criminal intelligence branch, gave him an academic post at London Metropolitan University where he instructs graduates on how to be police officers, a task for which he is uniquely unqualified.
Cuomo addressed — chastised, really — his fellow-parents, asking whether they had the right to instruct the graduates (who included his daughter Maria) on the value of serving others.
Cuomo addressed chastised, really—his fellow-parents, asking whether they had the right to instruct the graduates (who included his daughter Maria) on the value of serving others.
I think most faculty (at least the ones with which I interact) want to educate, but unfortunately the business world doesn't want to spend the time instructing recent graduates how to use the specific tools in use within the industry.
Except, perhaps, AI pioneer Marvin Minsky, who famously instructed a graduate student in 1966 to "connect a camera to a computer and have it describe what it sees".
A 2000 survey of faculty attitudes toward graduate student bargaining on five campuses with unions found that unionization had little impact on a professor's ability to advise, instruct, or mentor graduate students.
Mr. Yakubu set out to find graduates to instruct every year level.
… [E]ven more important, … based on their experiences, collective bargaining does not inhibit their ability to advise, instruct, or mentor their graduate students".
At places like Cornell or Penn, on the other hand, the chances are that students will be instructed by overworked graduate students.
