Whatever
“WHATEVER!”—this is all I can say to that professor during my first class today. Was it the right way of approaching students why only two out of 15 (maybe) were able to pass the assignment? Was it the right way of teaching?
Was that professor trying to impress the visitor? I think what the teacher did was criticizing the ability of students. That professor was putting the students down in front of a social worker, in front of other students who do not belong to the class.
If a teacher wants the students to learn, then he/she should have taught in the right manner, and should not try to question the ability of students why they were able to step into a higher level of subject related to their course.
Was that professor trying to impress the visitor? I think what the teacher did was criticizing the ability of students. That professor was putting the students down in front of a social worker, in front of other students who do not belong to the class.
If a teacher wants the students to learn, then he/she should have taught in the right manner, and should not try to question the ability of students why they were able to step into a higher level of subject related to their course.
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