Since faculty are forming opinions about students from the first class session,
A) respect the fact that they are less tolerant of complex answers to simple questions.
B) make it a point to ask a question once every 15 minutes of class.
C) make sure you get to the first class session and then you can be somewhat less careful with your class attendance.
D) select a seat that allows you to interact often with them.
E) answers "a" and "b".
D
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