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            "text": "For example, the Fall C subterm might start within a week of the Fall B subterm’s conclusion. Students’ ability to register for C-term classes might depend on their final grades achieved during the B-term courses. Faculty mentors will coordinate with the registrar and adviser to determine if the final grades of specific students should be prioritized in the roster to prevent any issues in their subsequent academic progress."
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            "text": "The surveys will help instructors assess the strengths and weaknesses of the course. Survey responses related to the course design, assignments, learning materials, and other aspects of the course are most relevant to the faculty member serving as the SME. Nevertheless, the instructor's perceptions of those responses will provide valuable context when online faculty collaborate about adjustments to the course for future terms."
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