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May 22, 2026
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While the noisiest students are disruptive, there’s a not-so-hidden value to it
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While the noisiest students are disruptive, there’s a not-so-hidden value to it
SCOTT SCHIEMAN
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PUBLISHED MAY 22, 2026
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Scott Schieman is a professor in the department of sociology at the University of Toronto and author of the forthcoming book I Want M.O.R.E. - Why Your Job Still Matters.
I teach a large introductory-level sociology course of about 600 first-year undergraduate students held in Convocation Hall …
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