No such thing as a bad professor, only bad students, amirite?

My professor got fired for sleeping with 3 female students in order to give them a passing grade. In classes he would never give us any reliable study sources and most of the lectures were just copypasted from a random textbook. How were we supposed to pass when we had no idea what was even on the tests? He was a bad professor.

by DeliciousEmu 4 months ago

Sleep with him obviously

by Anonymous 4 months ago

You are so right... I really am a bad student...

by DeliciousEmu 4 months ago

Now put on the hat of shame!!

by Stokesfiliberto 4 months ago

Then that logic follow to all educators. Public or private. Because teachers follow a specific predetermined curriculum in K-12. Then all learning falls on the students and there are no bad teachers too.

by Anonymous 4 months ago

You keep arguing against your own statement

by Immediate_Permit6965 4 months ago

Explain

by Anonymous 4 months ago

First you say there's no such thing as a bad professor, then keep listing examples or exceptions.

by Immediate_Permit6965 4 months ago

No, k-12 is not the same as university. Also, the concept that there aren't a few exceptions to any rule is a bit absurd.

by Anonymous 4 months ago

Perhaps. But the concept that there are no bad professors is a lot absurd.

by Immediate_Permit6965 4 months ago

Each student has an obligation to approach the material in good faith and bridge their own deficits. But communication is a skill and some people never practice it. A coach who never learns how to develop their players, agents, or workers is a poor coach. A teacher who never grows or adapts to deliver a better learning experience is a poor teacher.

by Anonymous 4 months ago

Professors are not coaches, they are not there to develop you. They do not have the capacity to develop every single one of their students. Further, their job is to mainly to conduct research, the university has them lecture so you can know what material you should be studying

by Anonymous 4 months ago

Then why have professors in the first place? Give students the books. Let them write the exam. Pass the practical courses. No need for professors at all.

by Tough-Ad3056 4 months ago

This is essentially the basis for online classes. Skipping the middle man

by Anonymous 4 months ago

If students have to teach themselves the course, then the professor is not doing their job. Source: I am taking statics a second time. The first time I had a terrible professor, I learned very little. I finished the class with a low 60. I am taking it again this year with an amazing professor. I currently have a 96 halfway through the semester.

by Anonymous 4 months ago

Horrible horrible take

by truecker 4 months ago

My professor(PE teacher) got fired for gross negligence and verbally abused the students. He sucked imo.

by Stokesfiliberto 4 months ago

Had a very brilliant professor for my course about chemical facilities, he was very smart and knowledgeable. Yet he sucked really hard at explaining things. On one hand I got really good at teaching myself, on the other hand, I had to do his job to help my friends. Definitely a bad professor.

by TraditionLate 4 months ago

This sounds exactly like my freshman chem professor. Extremely smart, bad teaching methods.

by Anonymous 4 months ago

If every student fails a test, then that is the fault of the person who poorly prepared the students for the test. There are absolutely bad professors out there.

by Anonymous 4 months ago

It happens quite often in classes with bad professors lmao

by Anonymous 4 months ago

Yeah, that's just nonsense on it's face. Of course there are bad teachers. Teaching is a skill, some teachers are great at it and some are terrible at it.

by Anonymous 4 months ago

A past uni lecturer once told me "how you think is wrong for how i teach"

by beiernoelia 4 months ago

This is the second extreme generalization about professors that I have seen on here today. Some professors are great. Some are fine. Some are not good. Some are bad.

by Anonymous 4 months ago

Yup, the fact that my (public) university has some prestige to its name definitely helped me land my internships and job. Everything else I gained from my time there was an added bonus.

by Anonymous 4 months ago

Every single occupation has people that are bad at their jobs, and/or are just bad people; it's ludicrous to think otherwise.

by Anonymous 4 months ago

Source:teachers pet

by Anonymous 4 months ago

Dumb opinion.

by Anonymous 4 months ago

I said the same thing before I started college. Changed my stance really quickly.

by jermeyprosacco 4 months ago

You must be THAT graduate student starting to teach, but you just don't have the hutspah.

by jedidiahmertz 4 months ago

If the majority of your students fail your class multiple years in a row, you're a bad teacher.

by Anonymous 4 months ago