nah, you just have to drop the class in hopes its not the same teacher as last time. Otherwise you're gonna have to put alot more focus on that class and your grades in those other classes you're doing will plummit.
@@Nilruin Its a double edge sword tho, My teachers were really good but at the highschool I went, the hard part was failing, they would not want a student to fail cause it makes them look bad, as a result youd get student who wont bother learning cause they know they wont fail
That’s what happened to me. Went into a class i didn’t need as much as wanted to take for my love of psych and the professor made me think I didn’t like psych. I eventually discovered i do like psych and his class despite the issues was still interesting to me.
@@mitzyeditz8999my neurosci prof for the biological psych portion of my major basically has a death grip on students graduating since he teaches all but one of the courses for that requirement (and he fails most students). His intro to neurosci takes as much effort and time as a 300 level class if not more and all for 1 credit 😭. And that one other class is a singular class time slot for psycopharmacology so it fills up immediately when registration starts.
Sometimes. Other times, the class isn't even that hard, and they're just bragging for no reason. Either way, probably not a teacher you should learn from.
Been watching your vids since tenth grade, next year I'll be hopping to college and now realized how important your vids truly are, surely gonna rewatch everything
My worst professor so far didn’t fit many of these other than the email. This is what he did consistently, and this is an example from one of the actual lectures: We were covering non-chord tones (I’m a music major), and we were in Chapter 12. While on Chapter 12, he’s drawing something from Chapter 8 on the board, while also explaining something from Chapter 9 that supposedly fit into the lecture, even though he didn’t explain why it was supposed to fit.
With music and math, you're supposed to build on older topics. If it's a chord progression that uses passing 6/4 chords from Unit 7 but you're in unit 10, then it's perfectly fine to mention it because it will continue to show up. Please be more specific about what it was about because this sounds perfectly normal
I had a teacher so bad that his name was infamous among anyone who had to take calculus 2. If you went to my school, and you took calc 2, you knew who he was if or if not he was your professor. The semester I had him there were 44 students in his class and by the time we took finals there were 8 left. By far the most difficult class I’ve ever taken; he treated that calc 2 course like it was a graduate level course. How do I know this? My grandfather got his PhD in mathematics and was a professor for calc 2 at another university, and I showed him some of the integrals we were doing and he said there was no way he would give his students problems that hard. I was the only student to get an A in his class that semester, and it was absolute hell.
Yeah, after our 2nd trisem just realized how difficult it is. That's why I'll try to change majors now after this term. I swear C++ for me isn't my liking at all, I chose IT course just because its demanding and I don't know what course should I take until I realised recently that I like any business course (except Accountancy) as I'm an ABM student
@@Minavis_Penguin C++ has to be my favourite language, despite its difficulty. It's really powerful and expressive compared to other languages. And memory management isn't as difficult as people make it out to be (not to mention that C++ with the STL makes 90% of memory management pretty unnecessary for most applications), it's only blown out because of the memes.
I had a teacher once, she did not care if you were sleeping in the class, she would just open the slides AND TELL US TO READ IT AND EXPLAIN IT. i kidd you not it took a month to complete 1 CHAPTER WHICH WAS THE FIRST HISTORY CHAPTER. Literally mental
I had a teacher like this. She would constantly leave out details that we needed and assign work on completely different things. She said she allowed redos but when students asked for her to reassign work she reassigned the wrong things
My first college class I walked in to discover the best college prof i ever had. First thing he did was introduce himself and establish himself as a friendly person and one you can talk to, then sent out a digital syllabus and handed around a paper one too, then the first order of business was to establish if anyone in the relatively small class had any subjects they couldn’t be part of discussions about etc, any triggers anything like that because it was an anthropology class with lots of discussion. He went on to explain why he gives not many assignments and talk about not giving much reading because he knows students wont don’t if its to much. He talked about making class discussions accessible even if you were to anxious to speak, you could write, or attend online, you could use a chat, or even email him anything youd like to add to a discussion before class starts and he will do so himself giving credit to you if you want it. Easily my favorite teacher
My bad proffessors do these things: - brag for half an hour about how we are stealing our country's money if we are late to the lecture for 2 minutes (we have free education here) - teach antiscientific sht that can be proved wrong by a single google search - complain how we have such an easy life these days compared to what they've been through when they were students - read the entire lecture and make us write the whole thing down even though they are literally reading from a sheet of paper that is in front of them - don't respond to any emails, like we are literally not allowed to send them anything - threaten to expell us for not using correct font in our assignments properly (I'm an engineering student btw) Mr. M, YES I'M TALKING ABOUT YOU
Don’t forget them being FAR to strict and act like its just their job to tell u stuff rather than keep u engaged to. The best teacher i ever had was chill and used to be a drama teacher so
One of my high school teachers once asked our class a question. He said, If most of our class has a failing grade, who do you think is at fault: the students or the teacher?' Our class answered, 'the students,' but he said, 'Wrong, it's the teacher.' He explained, 'Think about it, if most of the class fails, that means the teacher didn't teach the class properly, and that's why the class failed. And that really made me appreciate that teacher.
Ikr my science teacher in highschool said only 2 people got above a 70% on the test. Like that seems like a teacher problem if almost the entire class failed your test. And she even tried to say we shouldve been studying when she literally only gave us 2 days before the test and we were all studying as much as we could in our free time
It depends on the class, because they can teach one class well and one class not so well. They could also change things up and fail at the changes. RMP shows what classes the reviwers took, so be mindful. Most of the time, it's consistent but hopefully you don't get a situation where the easier classes are taught well and the upper level classes aren't.
Just finished my spring semester last week, had the most annoying professor and old school for college algebra and algebra support, she would read off slides, send plain emails, complain that she doesn’t wanna be there and that she needed the money to pay bills, belittle students and if you weren’t her favorite you don’t get to use notes on your exams. I wasn’t her favorite since I didn’t speak a lot. I did most of the learning at home since I understood it better with tutors and videos. Either way I hated that woman! She would also make snide remarks at you and walk off
College professor make way more money than grade school teachers, don't they? So why the hell is she complaining? Also, she chose that job and makes it a you problem? Screw her 😒
This basically summarized my experience in my animation course, he'd want us to watch his lecture videos and wouldn't really answer questions just make us go back to the video
@@boomer8760 sometimes you can tell that they don't revise the work and sometimes don't understand concepts. One of my maths teachers taught us wrong concepts, my physics and chem teacher left out entire sections and all my English teacher did was read summaries of our set books without even bothering to explain any extra details like analogies and metaphors
My psychology professor was absolutely horrible. Her canvas was extremely disorganized and it was abundantly clear that she doesn’t even look at it. On the second day of class, I asked her in the middle of class to clarify about an upcoming essay because her syllabus that she gave us in class said we were going to be doing a personality test and then writing a summary of that as our essay. However, the module on her canvas said something completely different. (I want to say it was an essay about classical conditioning). She looked at me very quizzically and it was kinda awkward having to explain to her like she was 5 what her own canvas page said….then she straight up admitted that the canvas page wasn’t set up by her at all and that she just “took over whoever taught the course previously” (literally, her verbatim words) She constantly yells at us and tells us how “disappointed” she is of some of our test results, and then it turned out that she was confusing our class with another class of hers. Sometimes she’d teach farther ahead in the textbook, sometimes she’d repeat a lesson. Again, all because she mix and matches her classes and couldn’t remember where she’d left off with us. But the nail in the coffin for me was her so called “extra credit”. She offered “extra credit” to incentivize class engagement and old. Discussions. She only offered up to 10 extra credit points, but it was still pretty cool. Or….at least it WOULD be cool if she coded the extra credit points properly in her grade book. Instead of framing it as “10/0 points” for extra credit, she added the denominator so that it would be “10/10” points. In other words, because she added extra credit as part of “total points available” in stead of “total points earned”, canvas didn’t know that “extra credit” was extra credit at all; as far as canvas knows, “extra credit” is just another assignment. So I’m fairly introverted but I don’t mind grabbing some extra credit, especially if I know the answer. I’ve managed to grab 3 extra credit points for the semester. Not bad. But canvas converted that 3/10 as a grade of “30” on an assignment. This alone dropped my grade down to a B for a semester. I was pissed. I had a firm, but polite conversation with the Dean to get this corrected because I no longer trusted the capabilities of this professor.
@pewdipie5963 I don't think understanding how the human brain works is middle school level stuff. The brain is complex as hell, especially thoughts and feelings. Plus with a username like that I can assume youre like 8?
@@Kayllister291 psychology isn’t about understanding how the brain works, it’s about understanding thought patterns and routines humans follow in situations and even in word pronunciation. Something that if you have normal iQ, you should already recognize. The only people who take psychology are the minority that actually are interested or the majority who just want an easy A degree that takes no work or real challenge because its not complicated.
It sometimes depends. Some proffessors have REALLY good slideshows/syllabus, and they might share (sell?) them to other affiliated/befriended proffessors
@@jonathandemiguel1458 I mean, yeah, that's possible, but I personally find that most professors who rely on the slideshows only to explain aren't very good at teaching. If it were about reading off a slideshow that includes the same information as the textbooks, why don't the students just do it themselves? Professors who're actually good at explaining can read the information if a slideshow as well, but they'll explain and provide examples. It shows that they're capable of explaining well, and it gives an air of professionalism when you have information to tell that isn't stated on the slides.
I had one like that in my first year of college and everyone hates him and told him this is slick ways that he wouldn't even understand. I just didnt wanna continue and told him about it. Turned out he never got any feedback from his students and also didn't get mad at me since he actually knew what the rest of the students were saying. Now he is the best professor ever
If you want to stay in college, find classes that you can pass. Keep your grades up for now. You can then either come back to these harder classes later, or change major. If this isn't right for you, then you don't have to do it, but it worked for me. I graduated late but with honors. Best wishes.
I have a teacher that's kind of like this, except that she brags about how many students came crying and dropped off because of her. I was never one to cry in public places especially in a classroom but I felt so overwhelmed when she announced that my homework was missing even though I passed it. This has happened before, but this was the only time where I felt really upset.
I have multiple high school teachers like this but the only way to drop the class is to drop down a level... And they're the only teacher of the class for all four years
My old uni did require a syllabus but almost entirely banned slideshows. The only time we ever used a projector and a television was in laboratory and even then, televisions were only a very recent addition when I went through. Also pretty much none of the classes were done as a lecture. Oh and dropping a class was kind of unheard of due to it being kinda impossible
I once stood up and walked out of a class in the middle of a teacher bragging about how hard the class was. He mocked me saying "oh so its too hard for you already" and I said "You just told me you can't teach and most students fail as a result. If a company said they only have an 20% production rate, the company would be considered failure, not the workers who weren't taught correctly. I'd rather pay for a teacher who knows the curriculum." He looked like a fish out of water. Several other students got up and left after that as well.
It's even worse when it's a mandatory class you pretty much have to take at a set semester otherwise you're not going to be able to progress i.e. Statics at sem. 2, Solid Dynamics at sem. 3, then Fluid Dynamics at sem. 4, ...
I had a professor that didn't do much of a syllabus, didn't use canvas, and never gave us grade updates throughout the semester. Anytime someone asked her for a grade update she said it was our job to keep track of our grade, not hers. She didn't give any work back until the very end of the semester so we went through the whole semester BLIND. She claimed that we should have an idea of where our grades were based on how much effort we put into our assignments. She would always say "you know what you did and didn't do, base your grade off that". I wanted to drop the class so badly but my family wouldn't allow it. When I got all my assignments back at the end of the semester everything was looking like I had earned a C in the class... BUT when I looked at my transcript, the woman gave me a D. I was FURIOUS. Needless to say I retook the class the next semester with a different teacher and I got an A in the class. Fellow college students, if you can help it, DO NOT SETTLE FOR A BAD TEACHER.
I once asked my Science teacher if she could send me some past year paper so that I can have more preparation for the test the next day. She left me on read.
Dude I had my hindi exam and the syllabus was yet to be confirmed, I texted my teacher at 6pm asking for the final portion and she said "yea Im out I'll send later" .......🙂the exam was literally the next day tf
I have a teacher like this in UK secondary school. I usually get good grades (normally top 2 in the class) and this teacher drives me insane. They use someone else's slides which are usually completely wrong for our age/what area we are mostly supposed to cover. When the test rolls around for that subject, I have to learn the entire topic at home from scratch in a week, because they failed to teach us it. Sadly I can't just 'drop' the class.
This is what happened to me for my first college class, I started taking college classes during the day to replace some of my high school classes and my first English 101 was exactly like this and I failed because she marked an essay that I turned in as missing and she didn’t use the online program she was supposed to and went off curriculum so there was nothing the higher ups could do 😢
In Canada, or at least Quebec, it’s illegal to not have a syllabus. They’re considered proof of attendance and skill achievement when/if you switch schools, they’re official documents you MUST keep and produce for reviewing so they can match the skills you’ve acquired to classes, so you don’t have to retake them. When I dropped out, I didn’t keep my syllabi because I didn’t think it would matter… but when I wanted to pick my program back up 4 years later, I had to beg my friends (who were still in the program because of failed classes) to please lend me a copy of theirs. Otherwise, I would’ve had to pay the school $10 per syllabus (which would’ve added up to over $100). It saved me an entire year I would’ve spent bored “learning” things I already knew 😅
The most hated teacher I have is my math teacher. She will always be yelling at students literally in the morning, like 7 A.M. She does it when she sees students with their phones or when no one isn't knew an answer to a math problem.
Well you are using smartphone and not listening to her ofcourse she will be pissed plus she is teaching you guys math ,you have to answer her questions so that she will know that students were listening to her and paying attention to her class . If she teaches 'bad' then it is her fault if not then the problem is you guys
@@Meme-v8f I have experienced many sh*thead and bad teacher bro I myself am a high school student(next session i would be in college) . But i would disagree with one of your views bro using mobile while teacher is teaching something would make them pissed .
@@Meme-v8f good just don't use mobile while they are teaching you know it is disrespectful too . Teacher would think no one respects them so they would be angry . Respect is mutual you know
But what if your attendance is cut because all your damn professors are like THIS??!?! You use your phone and earbuds to watch lectures from other sources in the same class, for the same topic.
My Spanish teacher is like this, but we can't drop out... To make things worse he humiliates all students... Good luck to anyone else in this situation 👍👍🏻👍🏼👍🏽👍🏾👍🏿
"This class very hard that students fail" "Ok? So whats the syllabus?" "🤷♂️, anyways ima just go through some pages made by chatgpt and if you use gpt u fail"
This literally my teacher in one of my minor subjects and she really give us almost failing grades when in the entire whole sem she's just reading the PowerPoint😅
When I used to get lectures like this during my undergraduate degree, I used to open my laptop and try to use that lecture time to catch up on assignments or readings I needed to do because I feel it’s a waste of time if the lecture isn’t delivered well. Then when I go home I’ll try to rewatch that lecture again as it will be recorded then look through my notes where necessary. It was a much more effective use of time in my opinion and my friend she also used to do the same thing.
I had a teacher that cold called all the time in elementary school. Literally once when all the students raised their hands, she called the 1 person that DIDN'T.
Had a prof who on the first day kicked someone out because they brought their scooter inside and also said he had a 60% fail rate last quarter. When grades were bad on the midterms he blamed the students too
I've had professor that literally pretend to give a lecture that was clearly just a recording of one he had last year, including student questions and everything.
I once registered for the class like this. It was terrible experience until I visited his office hours to learn that he was overloaded with teaching jobs and had no time to do research. So, that’s how he found the way out. He was so nice btw
Fun story, my teacher last year in highschool didn’t have a syllabus either. Hard class but I somehow passed. I used flash cards and really good notes.
If you have a teacher like this, I wish you luck
I have a language arts class in that nobody has an A
nah, you just have to drop the class in hopes its not the same teacher as last time. Otherwise you're gonna have to put alot more focus on that class and your grades in those other classes you're doing will plummit.
Thanks my 2nd grade teacher is like this
I have a kenisiolgy professor like this. Today’s the online final.
@DJILMarioBros_can you just not exist?
“This class is so hard,Students usually fail”
Yeah I can tell why dude ☠️
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@DJILMarioBros_i won't 😉
@DJILMarioBros_I won’t thanks
@DJILMarioBros_dont worry i wont
I never get professors/teachers bragging about how many people fail like doesn't that just mean you're shit at your job?
Fr literally no point in saying shit like that 😐, they probably do cuz of pride or something
Yeah, if no one is doing well in your class, the chance of it being the class’s fault rather than the professor‘s is much less.
@@KKahrIt is the internet. Swears are common. Man up.
Exactly?
I had a teacher like that in elementary school... Everyone passed
This is literally the exact description of a teacher I had in high school.
Every high school teacher ever fr
every teacher
Me too😢
My psychology teacher was like this and more. Not fun.
Mine one was physics teacher
Cold calls are the WORST, makes the class 10x more annoying.
What is a "cold call"
@@operationcreation5583
teacher asks question and makes _any student_ answer it regardless of their readiness
It's annoying teacher psychological warfare. Cold call exclusively students who you dislike and seem disinterested, make them look dumb.
What's cold calls?
@@PatrikGamings already answered above
Profesor:Most student don't pass
Student:Yeah i think i know why
fr lol
Same! Like your job is to literally teach. Obviously you're not doing it if people aren't passing 😂
@@farzadjakir6940 dude every comment is basicly the same
@@farzadjakir6940omg it's almost like this is a common experience
Literally, students would pass if the teacher/course material was good and readily available
We all have this one guy as the professor.
13 out of my 14 professors are like this lol
All teachers are like...i think this is because of the number of students is overflolwing
@@Raining_Frazzerespecially in the third world countries
@rafi6618 I live in australia and I can say half the teachers suck and the good ones leave
not me
If you think about it this is like a nurse saying “Most people don’t live when they come to this hospital”
So a cremation hospital?
Or a lawyer saying "most people don't win when they hire me"
LOLLL
lmaoo this needs more likes 😂
@@Nilruin Its a double edge sword tho, My teachers were really good but at the highschool I went, the hard part was failing, they would not want a student to fail cause it makes them look bad, as a result youd get student who wont bother learning cause they know they wont fail
"There's no such thing as a bad
student, only a bad teacher"
-Sun Tzu (Art of War)
Soooooooo bullies aren't bad students?
@@MikaliniumBeing a bully doesn't automatically equal a poor student that sucks at learning bfr 💀
@@Mikalinium Bullies aren't necessarily bad students, just bad people.
That isn't true. There's bad students
There are DEFINITELY bad students, and bad teachers.
If your teacher ever mentions that it's hard to pass their class, it's solely because they are the literal worst at teaching the subject
When that professor is the professor of what you wanted to major in...
That’s what happened to me. Went into a class i didn’t need as much as wanted to take for my love of psych and the professor made me think I didn’t like psych. I eventually discovered i do like psych and his class despite the issues was still interesting to me.
@@mitzyeditz8999your love of psych? You mean your love of Adrien?
@@mitzyeditz8999my neurosci prof for the biological psych portion of my major basically has a death grip on students graduating since he teaches all but one of the courses for that requirement (and he fails most students). His intro to neurosci takes as much effort and time as a 300 level class if not more and all for 1 credit 😭. And that one other class is a singular class time slot for psycopharmacology so it fills up immediately when registration starts.
He only likes girls and his side kick guys, My GPA was dropped because of him
@@JqAnimateshello"Ah, you're a man of a culture I see"😆
Teachers not realising that most of their students not passing is in fact not a flex
You not realising that this guy made up this argument in his head.
@@jelcoleys8087 I seen this happen before it's not that rare
@@jelcoleys8087 recently had a teacher like this. Wish its just a scenario but sadly there are that exist
@@jelcoleys8087 your comment makes you seem like you never stepped into any college at all.
@@kendrickpadillab These comments make me realize you guys are fucked in the US.
“My class is hard, a lot of students don’t pass” is just the long way of saying “I shouldn’t be a teacher”
AGREED 100% 💯💯💯💯💯💯
Basically telling you their teaching skill instead of warning you listening to their class
Sometimes. Other times, the class isn't even that hard, and they're just bragging for no reason. Either way, probably not a teacher you should learn from.
I agree with you, but many professors aren’t professors because they love teaching, but because they love research.
@@linkq657unrelated, but I think I recognize that pfp
These are very helpful details For people starting college
Been watching your vids since tenth grade, next year I'll be hopping to college and now realized how important your vids truly are, surely gonna rewatch everything
My worst professor so far didn’t fit many of these other than the email.
This is what he did consistently, and this is an example from one of the actual lectures:
We were covering non-chord tones (I’m a music major), and we were in Chapter 12. While on Chapter 12, he’s drawing something from Chapter 8 on the board, while also explaining something from Chapter 9 that supposedly fit into the lecture, even though he didn’t explain why it was supposed to fit.
Sounds like he was having a seizure
With music and math, you're supposed to build on older topics.
If it's a chord progression that uses passing 6/4 chords from Unit 7 but you're in unit 10, then it's perfectly fine to mention it because it will continue to show up.
Please be more specific about what it was about because this sounds perfectly normal
I love music but I'm not good at identifying notes so I can't wait until I can drop the subject.
thar doesn’t sound abnormal, just like what @@kotarotennouji5238 said
@@amalinafaruque329I have a Business teacher that said we must learn chapter 1-12 for the exam but only taught us half of it 💀
I had a teacher so bad that his name was infamous among anyone who had to take calculus 2. If you went to my school, and you took calc 2, you knew who he was if or if not he was your professor. The semester I had him there were 44 students in his class and by the time we took finals there were 8 left. By far the most difficult class I’ve ever taken; he treated that calc 2 course like it was a graduate level course. How do I know this? My grandfather got his PhD in mathematics and was a professor for calc 2 at another university, and I showed him some of the integrals we were doing and he said there was no way he would give his students problems that hard. I was the only student to get an A in his class that semester, and it was absolute hell.
Wow I would kms
Darn BRUV.
give this man the nobel prize holy
Thank you for your service
Way to go man
I had one in my c++ course, which caused the failure of half of the class & some even changed the major
funny, isnt it? basic c++ seems so easy, but those professors kinda ruin people's lifes😂
@@rafi6618 C++ isn't easy, not even for its basics. What you think about is C.
Yeah, after our 2nd trisem just realized how difficult it is. That's why I'll try to change majors now after this term. I swear C++ for me isn't my liking at all, I chose IT course just because its demanding and I don't know what course should I take until I realised recently that I like any business course (except Accountancy) as I'm an ABM student
@@Minavis_Penguin C++ has to be my favourite language, despite its difficulty. It's really powerful and expressive compared to other languages. And memory management isn't as difficult as people make it out to be (not to mention that C++ with the STL makes 90% of memory management pretty unnecessary for most applications), it's only blown out because of the memes.
Yeah, i also like godot and gdevelop!
My brother thanks a ton your videos are helping me through middle school. Love from texas
If thats truly your professor,R.I.P your college life
I had a teacher once, she did not care if you were sleeping in the class, she would just open the slides AND TELL US TO READ IT AND EXPLAIN IT. i kidd you not it took a month to complete 1 CHAPTER WHICH WAS THE FIRST HISTORY CHAPTER. Literally mental
i feel so sorry for youu ):
Dang
Rule 1 in school. Don’t sleep in class
@@colinmurphy4937i thought rule one was about not beating your meat in class
@@colinmurphy4937 college isnt school, in fact its way different
how the teacher expects us to feel after she says our class is the worst one in her job of 7,000,000,000 years at school
O.M.G. R.E.A.L. THEY A.L.W.A.Y.S. S.A.Y. T.H.I.S O.M.G
They always says that😩😒
@@kookie-py aint no jit
@@kookie-py lol fr
@@kookie-py Each class just gets worse and worse
I had a teacher like this. She would constantly leave out details that we needed and assign work on completely different things. She said she allowed redos but when students asked for her to reassign work she reassigned the wrong things
My first college class I walked in to discover the best college prof i ever had. First thing he did was introduce himself and establish himself as a friendly person and one you can talk to, then sent out a digital syllabus and handed around a paper one too, then the first order of business was to establish if anyone in the relatively small class had any subjects they couldn’t be part of discussions about etc, any triggers anything like that because it was an anthropology class with lots of discussion.
He went on to explain why he gives not many assignments and talk about not giving much reading because he knows students wont don’t if its to much. He talked about making class discussions accessible even if you were to anxious to speak, you could write, or attend online, you could use a chat, or even email him anything youd like to add to a discussion before class starts and he will do so himself giving credit to you if you want it. Easily my favorite teacher
His coping mechanism is lying about how hard the class is when in reality it’s his teaching method that’s making them fail
My bad proffessors do these things:
- brag for half an hour about how we are stealing our country's money if we are late to the lecture for 2 minutes (we have free education here)
- teach antiscientific sht that can be proved wrong by a single google search
- complain how we have such an easy life these days compared to what they've been through when they were students
- read the entire lecture and make us write the whole thing down even though they are literally reading from a sheet of paper that is in front of them
- don't respond to any emails, like we are literally not allowed to send them anything
- threaten to expell us for not using correct font in our assignments properly (I'm an engineering student btw)
Mr. M, YES I'M TALKING ABOUT YOU
imo the only people who get to say "back in my day" are those who have been through the great depression
How the fuck does he have a job
Idk why this kind of prof got this teaching job back in the day. Pathetic
calling him a professor is an insult to professors
Don’t forget them being FAR to strict and act like its just their job to tell u stuff rather than keep u engaged to. The best teacher i ever had was chill and used to be a drama teacher so
One of my high school teachers once asked our class a question. He said, If most of our class has a failing grade, who do you think is at fault: the students or the teacher?' Our class answered, 'the students,' but he said, 'Wrong, it's the teacher.' He explained, 'Think about it, if most of the class fails, that means the teacher didn't teach the class properly, and that's why the class failed. And that really made me appreciate that teacher.
Plot twist:he was the bad teacher
Heres how. You use rate my professor
Ikr my science teacher in highschool said only 2 people got above a 70% on the test. Like that seems like a teacher problem if almost the entire class failed your test. And she even tried to say we shouldve been studying when she literally only gave us 2 days before the test and we were all studying as much as we could in our free time
@@shmuberthadoukendepends tbh. If that’s an AP test that’s college credit, but that’s certainly crazy without a weighting system
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It depends on the class, because they can teach one class well and one class not so well. They could also change things up and fail at the changes.
RMP shows what classes the reviwers took, so be mindful. Most of the time, it's consistent but hopefully you don't get a situation where the easier classes are taught well and the upper level classes aren't.
but the web only in the US,and a few big uni in england
I’m glad that I’m getting these videos before I go to college in August this year
This is too relatable😭
Just finished my spring semester last week, had the most annoying professor and old school for college algebra and algebra support, she would read off slides, send plain emails, complain that she doesn’t wanna be there and that she needed the money to pay bills, belittle students and if you weren’t her favorite you don’t get to use notes on your exams. I wasn’t her favorite since I didn’t speak a lot. I did most of the learning at home since I understood it better with tutors and videos. Either way I hated that woman! She would also make snide remarks at you and walk off
Honestly in my opinion she should’ve got fired right away if she wanna complain all the time
@@coolgainz9307 literally, ended up BARELY passing her class, I spoke to the college about her behavior and she started to be nicer to me or ignore me
College professor make way more money than grade school teachers, don't they? So why the hell is she complaining? Also, she chose that job and makes it a you problem?
Screw her 😒
Some teacher really forget that the soviet union ended is done
Bro this guy actually helped me with school thanks man
This basically summarized my experience in my animation course, he'd want us to watch his lecture videos and wouldn't really answer questions just make us go back to the video
That’s my high school physics class man just has us watch videos he recorded 10 years ago
And makes us work together to figure it out and dosent tell us if we got the answer right or wrong
“Students fail here”
“Yeah because they drop out on how bad u are”
ThErE iS nO SuCh tHinG oF a BaD TeAcHEr. -Teacher's pet
That's like every high school teacher
Fr, my school teachers not even profesional. Only some people with title, except math and economy. Their knowledge not even that good and wide.
@@boomer8760 sometimes you can tell that they don't revise the work and sometimes don't understand concepts.
One of my maths teachers taught us wrong concepts, my physics and chem teacher left out entire sections and all my English teacher did was read summaries of our set books without even bothering to explain any extra details like analogies and metaphors
My psychology professor was absolutely horrible. Her canvas was extremely disorganized and it was abundantly clear that she doesn’t even look at it. On the second day of class, I asked her in the middle of class to clarify about an upcoming essay because her syllabus that she gave us in class said we were going to be doing a personality test and then writing a summary of that as our essay. However, the module on her canvas said something completely different. (I want to say it was an essay about classical conditioning). She looked at me very quizzically and it was kinda awkward having to explain to her like she was 5 what her own canvas page said….then she straight up admitted that the canvas page wasn’t set up by her at all and that she just “took over whoever taught the course previously” (literally, her verbatim words)
She constantly yells at us and tells us how “disappointed” she is of some of our test results, and then it turned out that she was confusing our class with another class of hers. Sometimes she’d teach farther ahead in the textbook, sometimes she’d repeat a lesson. Again, all because she mix and matches her classes and couldn’t remember where she’d left off with us.
But the nail in the coffin for me was her so called “extra credit”. She offered “extra credit” to incentivize class engagement and old. Discussions. She only offered up to 10 extra credit points, but it was still pretty cool.
Or….at least it WOULD be cool if she coded the extra credit points properly in her grade book. Instead of framing it as “10/0 points” for extra credit, she added the denominator so that it would be “10/10” points. In other words, because she added extra credit as part of “total points available” in stead of “total points earned”, canvas didn’t know that “extra credit” was extra credit at all; as far as canvas knows, “extra credit” is just another assignment.
So I’m fairly introverted but I don’t mind grabbing some extra credit, especially if I know the answer. I’ve managed to grab 3 extra credit points for the semester. Not bad. But canvas converted that 3/10 as a grade of “30” on an assignment. This alone dropped my grade down to a B for a semester.
I was pissed. I had a firm, but polite conversation with the Dean to get this corrected because I no longer trusted the capabilities of this professor.
she definitely isn't suited to teach at all, let alone teach pysch
@@NGUYENHUONGTHAO-ut4lopsychology barely qualifies as a college class. Anyone could teach it because it is basically a middle school level class.
@pewdipie5963 I don't think understanding how the human brain works is middle school level stuff. The brain is complex as hell, especially thoughts and feelings. Plus with a username like that I can assume youre like 8?
@@Kayllister291yeah
@@Kayllister291 psychology isn’t about understanding how the brain works, it’s about understanding thought patterns and routines humans follow in situations and even in word pronunciation. Something that if you have normal iQ, you should already recognize. The only people who take psychology are the minority that actually are interested or the majority who just want an easy A degree that takes no work or real challenge because its not complicated.
You know it's real bad when they gotta read of slides that aren't even theirs lmao.
It sometimes depends. Some proffessors have REALLY good slideshows/syllabus, and they might share (sell?) them to other affiliated/befriended proffessors
@@jonathandemiguel1458 I mean, yeah, that's possible, but I personally find that most professors who rely on the slideshows only to explain aren't very good at teaching. If it were about reading off a slideshow that includes the same information as the textbooks, why don't the students just do it themselves? Professors who're actually good at explaining can read the information if a slideshow as well, but they'll explain and provide examples. It shows that they're capable of explaining well, and it gives an air of professionalism when you have information to tell that isn't stated on the slides.
Depends if the professor who actually wrote the slides is just a colleague that teaches another class or not.
Hearing stories like this makes me so thankful I’ve yet to have a professor this bad
So relatable:(( watching this just brought back sad, bitter memories
I had one like that in my first year of college and everyone hates him and told him this is slick ways that he wouldn't even understand. I just didnt wanna continue and told him about it.
Turned out he never got any feedback from his students and also didn't get mad at me since he actually knew what the rest of the students were saying. Now he is the best professor ever
Instructions unclear I have now dropped all of my classes and am flunking
If you want to stay in college, find classes that you can pass. Keep your grades up for now. You can then either come back to these harder classes later, or change major.
If this isn't right for you, then you don't have to do it, but it worked for me. I graduated late but with honors. Best wishes.
Not all professors are like this, if they are you’re going to a horrible college.
I have a teacher that's kind of like this, except that she brags about how many students came crying and dropped off because of her. I was never one to cry in public places especially in a classroom but I felt so overwhelmed when she announced that my homework was missing even though I passed it. This has happened before, but this was the only time where I felt really upset.
Amazing! Thanks you!
Aaand this is the only time I follow Gohar. I get these ONCE A MINUTE.
I have multiple high school teachers like this but the only way to drop the class is to drop down a level... And they're the only teacher of the class for all four years
My university requires a syllabus posted before the first class begins.
My old uni did require a syllabus but almost entirely banned slideshows. The only time we ever used a projector and a television was in laboratory and even then, televisions were only a very recent addition when I went through.
Also pretty much none of the classes were done as a lecture. Oh and dropping a class was kind of unheard of due to it being kinda impossible
I once stood up and walked out of a class in the middle of a teacher bragging about how hard the class was. He mocked me saying "oh so its too hard for you already" and I said "You just told me you can't teach and most students fail as a result. If a company said they only have an 20% production rate, the company would be considered failure, not the workers who weren't taught correctly. I'd rather pay for a teacher who knows the curriculum." He looked like a fish out of water. Several other students got up and left after that as well.
EmOtInAl DaMaGe!!!
@@Mazen_Mhmd please delete that comment, that was so cringe.
@@SasaDapa Ik, that's why I wrote it
@@Mazen_Mhmd 😭
then you wake up
Literally 99% of my teachers
"Most students don't pass this class."
"So... you suck at your job?"
It’s even worse, when he is the only professor who teaches this class💀
It's even worse when it's a mandatory class you pretty much have to take at a set semester otherwise you're not going to be able to progress
i.e. Statics at sem. 2, Solid Dynamics at sem. 3, then Fluid Dynamics at sem. 4, ...
I had a professor that didn't do much of a syllabus, didn't use canvas, and never gave us grade updates throughout the semester. Anytime someone asked her for a grade update she said it was our job to keep track of our grade, not hers. She didn't give any work back until the very end of the semester so we went through the whole semester BLIND. She claimed that we should have an idea of where our grades were based on how much effort we put into our assignments. She would always say "you know what you did and didn't do, base your grade off that". I wanted to drop the class so badly but my family wouldn't allow it. When I got all my assignments back at the end of the semester everything was looking like I had earned a C in the class... BUT when I looked at my transcript, the woman gave me a D. I was FURIOUS. Needless to say I retook the class the next semester with a different teacher and I got an A in the class. Fellow college students, if you can help it, DO NOT SETTLE FOR A BAD TEACHER.
Mine is just EVERY DAY, EVERY CLASS, he assigns notes where the dealine is LITERALLY TOMMOROW😭
As soon as they say that most students don't pass, raise your hand and ask: "Why are bragging that you can't teach difficult stuff?".
Telling the class not alot of students pass is basically the same as telling them you suck at teaching
I once asked my Science teacher if she could send me some past year paper so that I can have more preparation for the test the next day. She left me on read.
This same thing happened to me
Dude I had my hindi exam and the syllabus was yet to be confirmed, I texted my teacher at 6pm asking for the final portion and she said "yea Im out I'll send later" .......🙂the exam was literally the next day tf
I have a teacher like this in UK secondary school. I usually get good grades (normally top 2 in the class) and this teacher drives me insane. They use someone else's slides which are usually completely wrong for our age/what area we are mostly supposed to cover. When the test rolls around for that subject, I have to learn the entire topic at home from scratch in a week, because they failed to teach us it. Sadly I can't just 'drop' the class.
Buddy, you're in secondary. That says a lot.
I mean if you're not Yr 10 going into Yr 11 you can drop it when you either start your GCSE options or changing one of them.
Yay Gohar saves the day again
thanks for the tip!
Gohar could you do a video on how should you take notes if you don't normally do so
Ya I also need it
Omg u help me so much with studying keep this hard work on❤
What is a cold call
That's like half of my high school teachers.
There are many teachers like that
And then they expect us to get good grades😂😂😂
I had a professor like this, his first words were that only few of us might get to the end
This is what happened to me for my first college class, I started taking college classes during the day to replace some of my high school classes and my first English 101 was exactly like this and I failed because she marked an essay that I turned in as missing and she didn’t use the online program she was supposed to and went off curriculum so there was nothing the higher ups could do 😢
Thanks man
My teacher is gonna be a bad one tomorrow when she gives us this test - more like a blank paper for us to write the words and definitions. 😬
In Canada, or at least Quebec, it’s illegal to not have a syllabus. They’re considered proof of attendance and skill achievement when/if you switch schools, they’re official documents you MUST keep and produce for reviewing so they can match the skills you’ve acquired to classes, so you don’t have to retake them. When I dropped out, I didn’t keep my syllabi because I didn’t think it would matter… but when I wanted to pick my program back up 4 years later, I had to beg my friends (who were still in the program because of failed classes) to please lend me a copy of theirs. Otherwise, I would’ve had to pay the school $10 per syllabus (which would’ve added up to over $100). It saved me an entire year I would’ve spent bored “learning” things I already knew 😅
All my professors cold call 💀
Thats why all classmates either have anxiety or don't get enough sleep
I am no profesinal therapist but you can feel free to vent to me and i will try to help
My school had a rule where ALL teachers HAD to COLD CALL 🥶 🧊 ☃️ 😔
💀☠️
Just pretend your writing something when they are looking for someone to call they usually wont disturb you
The most hated teacher I have is my math teacher. She will always be yelling at students literally in the morning, like 7 A.M. She does it when she sees students with their phones or when no one isn't knew an answer to a math problem.
Well you are using smartphone and not listening to her ofcourse she will be pissed plus she is teaching you guys math ,you have to answer her questions so that she will know that students were listening to her and paying attention to her class . If she teaches 'bad' then it is her fault if not then the problem is you guys
@syedkhursand4951 bruh, I'm like a good student. I don't rarely use my phone during class.
I know someone is going to say that because you have never experienced having a bad teacher. (I'm not mad or rude)
@@Meme-v8f I have experienced many sh*thead and bad teacher
bro I myself am a high school student(next session i would be in college) . But i would disagree with one of your views bro using mobile while teacher is teaching something would make them pissed .
@@Meme-v8f good just don't use mobile while they are teaching you know it is disrespectful too . Teacher would think no one respects them so they would be angry . Respect is mutual you know
Sounds like every professor I got.
But what if your attendance is cut because all your damn professors are like THIS??!?!
You use your phone and earbuds to watch lectures from other sources in the same class, for the same topic.
My Spanish teacher is like this, but we can't drop out... To make things worse he humiliates all students... Good luck to anyone else in this situation 👍👍🏻👍🏼👍🏽👍🏾👍🏿
How did he humiliate the students
He talks out loud about how Bad some students are at revising individually, tells the whole class if someone has a bad grade ect
We hate these professors lol
Lol
Facts 😂
"Yeah you're gonna fucking fail," THEN HOW THE HELL AM I GONNA GET MY FUCKING JOB THEN?
Ok what if ur not from america and cant freaking drop the class 💀
The exact description of EVERY SINGLE TEACHER I had in high school:
this literally sounds like my high school teacher
Bro fr, why do these mfs go teach
@@Red-lu1rxI mean they know the knowledge but they don't know how to teach
If it’s a situation where they claim most students don’t pass, it’s their teaching skills.
I had a teacher like this in middle school, he had worked there for over 15 years and retired at the end of the year because he said the n-word twice.
STOPPP U JUST DESCRIBED MY SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHER 😭
The first red flag is a teacher bragging about how many students fail his or her class
The moment the professor says most students don't pass, you know hes bad
This is gunna help a bunch,
"This class very hard that students fail"
"Ok? So whats the syllabus?"
"🤷♂️, anyways ima just go through some pages made by chatgpt and if you use gpt u fail"
This literally my teacher in one of my minor subjects and she really give us almost failing grades when in the entire whole sem she's just reading the PowerPoint😅
When I used to get lectures like this during my undergraduate degree, I used to open my laptop and try to use that lecture time to catch up on assignments or readings I needed to do because I feel it’s a waste of time if the lecture isn’t delivered well. Then when I go home I’ll try to rewatch that lecture again as it will be recorded then look through my notes where necessary. It was a much more effective use of time in my opinion and my friend she also used to do the same thing.
I had a teacher that cold called all the time in elementary school. Literally once when all the students raised their hands, she called the 1 person that DIDN'T.
I had so many teachers bragging about how low their success rate is and they don't see it as a problem but as a sign of eliteness.
Had a prof who on the first day kicked someone out because they brought their scooter inside and also said he had a 60% fail rate last quarter. When grades were bad on the midterms he blamed the students too
Literally More Then Half Of The Teachers I Had Are Using Google 😂
POV: my teacher cold calls and he keeps looking at me so I just go under my desk😢😢😢
I've had professor that literally pretend to give a lecture that was clearly just a recording of one he had last year, including student questions and everything.
They way they said it made it seem like he had one of those and calling one of his teachers out.
Seriously had this experience...... really drains one out, gives;anxiety, depression and unnecessary stress.
I once registered for the class like this. It was terrible experience until I visited his office hours to learn that he was overloaded with teaching jobs and had no time to do research. So, that’s how he found the way out. He was so nice btw
Fun story, my teacher last year in highschool didn’t have a syllabus either. Hard class but I somehow passed. I used flash cards and really good notes.