The English 101 Experiment
What would happen if, instead of composing predetermined assignments, college freshman composition students could compose whatever they want to compose? What if students could set their own deadlines and grade their own work?
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In this episode of The English 101 Experiment , Mason and Monica are joined by colleagues Andrew Gibbs and Ari Zeiger to discuss "The Monks in the Casino," Derek Thompson's essay on the growing problem of male loneliness in an increasingly digital world. From there, the conversation expands to consider loneliness and solitude more broadly, the experiences of asynchronous students, and the ways generative AI is reshaping not only how we learn, but how we connect with one another and ourselves. Ra
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