Saturday, February 16, 2008
# 6 Feel Bad
I have never hated my classes even though it is hard and I couldn’t get good grade. From last week, I hated one of class because of professor’s attitude. I took test and I made really bad score. I didn’t know what makes my grade so low so I decide to see my professor to see what was wrong and ask him some advice. I made appointment to meet him and I went there but he was not there but my test. One of officers said that I need to check by myself. I wanted to see my professor so that I could ask any questions, but he came and when he saw me he just said that checked my test and he left. After I studied for 30 minutes, I had question for my test so I went to his office. When I get there, he was eating so he said I had to wait for him if I had question. So I waited and he came out and when I asked one question, he just told me what was answer without explaining and he banged door right in front of me even though I was saying I was sorry for interrupting his meal. But I am sure it was not my fault because I made appointment and he just cancelled without saying anything to me. I think if student respect professor, professor should respect students even though they are young and not good at English.
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4 comments:
You're last statement is absolutely right, Jenny: if students respect professors, then professors should respect their students...
WOW! I do feel really bad that happened to you! I picked yours because I was interested to see what happened. I went through a totally similar situation last week with a professor of mine. The teacher made me feel humiliated in front of the whole class and was so rude to me. You sound like a student who cares about your grades and tries hard. I am the same way, but this certain teacher does not care. If you don't do well on a test, there is always another one. But you at least want to know what you did wrong. Sometimes it is totally frustrating when you can't do anything about the teacher. I wish all teachers made you learn, and were polite and wanted for you to get the best out of it!
I picked this topic not really knowing what to expect by the title but that is a very interesting thing that happened...
I have only had this type of thing happen to me once and it was because I just showed up during my professor's office hours (he preferred that we e-mail or call before hand to set up an appointment, which I did not do) but I still was extremely mad at how much of a jerk he was so I could only imagine how you feel..
I would e-mail the professor what happened because maybe he didn't realize that you needed help and sometimes they are in such a rush in person that you can catch their attention easier if you have them sitting down during a time they probably set up to devote to checking emails opposed to office hours which can usually be packed with students or serve as meal time (like this one).
Taylor--sorry, but this one is considered late, okay.
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