Is our teacher reasonable for getting mad at us?
By athinapie
@athinapie (1150)
Philippines
March 4, 2009 8:43am CST
Hello fellow mylotters. This happened to us just a few days ago. Our teacher in our major subject walked out on us because when he entered the room, our classmates have not started with their report yet. But the truth is, they were about to start when he came in. The visual aids were already posted on the board but still he got so mad that he walked away and never came back. He didn't even show up the next meeting. So we just did the reporting on our own.
Was he right for getting mad? Did you have an experience just like ours?
4 responses
@okkidokitokki (1736)
• United States
4 Mar 09
you should talk to your teacher and find out what really happened, and then your teacher's boss because of the unprofesional behavior.
And then, you should always be ready when class starts.
@athinapie (1150)
• Philippines
5 Mar 09
We were already ready that time even before classes have started. The visual aids have been posted in the board already. Then he just walked out on us.
@athinapie (1150)
• Philippines
5 Mar 09
Here's the thing, the bell had rung just exactly when the reporters were about to start and when he came in. That is why we were so pissed when he walked out because he came in just the nick of time.
@Jezebella (1446)
• United States
3 Apr 09
HE was wrong for walking out and not coming back because he THOUGHT someone wasn't doing something. I had a professor that walked out on the class because some students were being disruptive and throwing jelly beans at each other instead of taking part in the class. He walked out and said he was done for the evening.
@oyenkai (4394)
• Philippines
5 Mar 09
Was the reporting graded? Well how was he supposed to grade you if he wasn't there to see the whole thing? Some teachers act like we should be reading their minds and just know how to do things right - they're "teachers", they're supposed to teach. And unless that's a subject that is actually related to communications (english, management, whatever) then why was he making the students teach his class anyway?
Thanks for the response on my discussion!
