Park the snowplow: Parents need to let first-year college students grow ...Middle East

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Over the years, each of us has seen numerous communications from parents and guardians, especially of first-year students. But recently, the volume and specificity of inquiries have grown exponentially, driven in part by the establishment of parent Facebook groups. Many of the questions are important and appropriate. Who should be contacted in an emergency? What health and counseling services are available? Who receives student grades? Who gets informed — and when — if a student faces disciplinary action? Answers to these questions are usually available on college and university websites or in the emails and other communications sent to new students and parents. But some parent Fac

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