Does my teacher suck at teaching?

[Sun Praisa']

Everyone I know in Geometry has like a D or below

and didn't grade some assignments that were due like months ago.

Trying to learn in her class sucks too, she talks about Rigid Transformations, which is two minutes into the lesson about transformations, and then a second later we're on the next lesson.

[Sun Praisa']

引用自 Γαῖα：

Teachers use to impart the knowledge of a topic, now all they do is teach you enough to pass the exam. There excuse is , you could have learnt it in your freetime so have basically dumped half their job on students/pupils.

The problem with that is, by the time they come to work for you or with you, you have to play teacher as well as instructor which isnt easy in a high profession as you the didnt voluteer for instructor are still expected to knock out the work on schedule.

the exams nowadays are a number one priority to schools like mine :c

they just want money that's all :/

[🜂∴🜏 Cassie]

It really sucks when nowadays, schools are no longer about educating us, but about getting high grades. And I'm sure they are well aware that high grades does not equate to high intelligence, it just means that the student was very good at cramming and memorization.

[Sun Praisa']

引用自 R Λ i D Ξ N：

It really sucks when nowadays, schools are no longer about educating us, but about getting high grades. And I'm sure they are well aware that high grades does not equate to high intelligence, it just means that the student was very good at cramming and memorization.

or that the class is too easy too

everyone got A's in health class for doing only one assignment

school education sucks now :/

[Sun Praisa']

2 ez 2

lol

[Sun Praisa']

引用自 BaerSLK：

引用自 Sun Praisa'：

Everyone I know in Geometry has like a D or below

I had one of them too, I call them high expectations geometricians.
You can only draw perfectly to get better grades.
That means the first 10 attempts go to the wastepaper, practice on the weekend instead of gaming and you get A-C rating, depends on the time you invest in this.

yeah my teacher said that she's only being a perfectionist because the state testers are going to be perfecitonists too

like if it's 0.1 degrees off, you get the answer wrong :/

[Sun Praisa']

引用自 BaerSLK：

引用自 Sun Praisa'：

yeah my teacher said that she's only being a perfectionist because the state testers are going to be perfecitonists too

like if it's 0.1 degrees off, you get the answer wrong :/

If you draw a plan or map a 0.1 degree fail can cause serious danger :)

true we're not into that lesson yet :p, i forgot to talk about the lines like perpendicular lines in my post :p


like they have to be 100% accurate

[Mivo]

Not all teachers are created equally, and I always felt I had some who may have been experts at their chosen field, but weren't good at teaching (it's a skill in itself), though in retrospect I think I was also part of the problem. I wasn't that great at, or interested in, learning. It's also difficult to teach people who probably don't care to be there ... if you do that for years or decades, you probably become pretty demotivated, cynical and a bit of an indifferent, disillusioned jerk.

[Γαῖα]

引用自 Sun Praisa'：

引用自 Γαῖα：

Teachers use to impart the knowledge of a topic, now all they do is teach you enough to pass the exam. There excuse is , you could have learnt it in your freetime so have basically dumped half their job on students/pupils.

The problem with that is, by the time they come to work for you or with you, you have to play teacher as well as instructor which isnt easy in a high profession as you the didnt voluteer for instructor are still expected to knock out the work on schedule.

the exams nowadays are a number one priority to schools like mine :c

they just want money that's all :/

Totally true but its effecting the real world where its needed for us to progress. I personally think business and government are complicite in this as employers dont seem that bothered and pass the buck to the experienced worker at no extra pay. Further more a trend since the crash, is to break up and de skill areas, chuck out hundreds of skilled workers bar a few and have them train and inspect,test and commission the work. On top of this there encouraging far to many people to go get qualified in high skilled sectored which i can tell you when 20'000 are all going for the same job, will allow the employer to push down the wages further which is no good when you already have a 40 to £60'000 education debt rapped around your neck.

Since this has been happening along with this crap practice of micromanagement and using inferior materials, R&D, quality and reliability have been slipping to epic levels like never before.
If that wasnt bad enough the public just go oh well and get another one or forget it happened.
We use to take pride in what we did, out quality and substance over quantity but not anymore.

[-V-]

I've also had teachers that were just plain stupid (reading teacher who fumbled over large words and generally got every question wrong), hated me (the career orientation teacher was also a community drama director and my family couldn't donate to the arts), or lacked background in the subject matter (my calculus teacher wanted to be an art teacher and didn't know very much calculus).

There was also the honors junior English teacher that forbade us from writing in sentences (bullet points ONLY) and would strike out large words she did not understand from our assignments. That "jewel" of a teacher was also the yearbook coordinator-- there's an error on every. single. page. of my senior yearbook.

[-V-]

引用自 Γαῖα：

you already have a 40 to £60'000 education debt rapped around your neck.

Or more if you've got a degree worth more than the paper its printed on:
Combined undergraduate and graduate debt by degree:
MBA = $42,000 (11% of graduate degrees)
Master of Education = $50,879 (16%)
Master of Science = $50,400 (18%)
Master of Arts = $58,539 (8%)
Law = $140,616 (4%)
Medicine and health sciences = $161,772 (5%)
Source: https://studentloanhero.com/student-loan-debt-statistics/

[Γαῖα]

引用自 -V-：

引用自 Γαῖα：

you already have a 40 to £60'000 education debt rapped around your neck.

Or more if you've got a degree worth more than the paper its printed on:
Combined undergraduate and graduate debt by degree:
MBA = $42,000 (11% of graduate degrees)
Master of Education = $50,879 (16%)
Master of Science = $50,400 (18%)
Master of Arts = $58,539 (8%)
Law = $140,616 (4%)
Medicine and health sciences = $161,772 (5%)
Source: https://studentloanhero.com/student-loan-debt-statistics/

Certain sciences,law and medical degrees are always the most expensive largely dew to time required to study them.
So whats your situation, how much debt are you up in education loans ?

[-V-]

引用自 Γαῖα：

引用自 -V-：

Or more if you've got a degree worth more than the paper its printed on:
Combined undergraduate and graduate debt by degree:
MBA = $42,000 (11% of graduate degrees)
Master of Education = $50,879 (16%)
Master of Science = $50,400 (18%)
Master of Arts = $58,539 (8%)
Law = $140,616 (4%)
Medicine and health sciences = $161,772 (5%)
Source: https://studentloanhero.com/student-loan-debt-statistics/

Certain sciences,law and medical degrees are always the most expensive largely dew to time required to study them.
So whats your situation, how much debt are you up in education loans ?

I didn't go to college, but...
I paid all mine off about 5 years ago.

I had a $9,800 tuition scholarship, but ended up taking out $1750 in subsidized, $850 in unsubsidized, and $3350 from the university itself per semester...

I could only stand 1 semester in the brainwashing camp before going out into the world to seek my fortune.

Total paid: just over $6,300 including interest.

Had I stayed a full 8 semesters, it would have cost $50,400 out of my pocket, assuming that I retained the $9,800 scholarship each term.

Total cost: $128,800 for a B.A. in Linguistics with a minor in Japanese Language from the University of Memphis.

So. Not. Worth. It.

[Γαῖα]

引用自 -V-：

引用自 Γαῖα：

Certain sciences,law and medical degrees are always the most expensive largely dew to time required to study them.
So whats your situation, how much debt are you up in education loans ?

I didn't go to college, but...
I paid all mine off about 5 years ago.

I had a $9,800 tuition scholarship, but ended up taking out $1750 in subsidized, $850 in unsubsidized, and $3350 from the university itself per semester...

I could only stand 1 semester in the brainwashing camp before going out into the world to seek my fortune.

Total paid: just over $6,300 including interest.

Had I stayed a full 8 semesters, it would have cost $50,400 out of my pocket, assuming that I retained the $9,800 scholarship each term.

Total cost: $128,800 for a B.A. in Linguistics with a minor in Japanese Language from the University of Memphis.

So. Not. Worth. It.

Linguistics, i dont know many people who have studied that, i would imagine your quite an interesting person with an equally interesting job assuming you stayed in the profession that is.

[s]

she doesnt need it teach it geometry is one of those easy classes where you fly by without learning

[Black Mist]

easy way out, plant some drugs in her desk before the drug dog comes around....