Jill A. Jacobson crafted a policy for her psychology class at Queen’s University warning students that their final grade could be reduced if they engaged in disruptive or rude behavior. Critics said the rule threatened academic freedom and could discourage students from speaking out in class. Ms. Jacobson said the rule was meant to ensure that students respected teaching assistants who lead the class while she is away. She has not had to use the rule yet.
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