I think we’ve all had teachers like this. Or professors.
College classes are soooo boring. 
I think the Professor still has a little bit to learn about teaching. 
I hope everyone’s weekend went well! Mine went about as expected with a house full of family, lol. Back to everything I’ve been putting aside this whole time anyway. Ah well. XP
Finally! Something I can say “Yup! I’ve seen that sorta thing!” to! X3 Sorta. I had a creative writing teacher in college that was..well..not great. x3 Granted I didn’t mind the class as much as some other students(Some people took huge umbrage with her, apparently) but she still wasn’t a very good teacher.. x3
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Chiry Reply:
December 6th, 2009 at 9:44 am
Am i the only one that noticed the smiley on the chalkboard?
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yay quantum physic!!!. Well I had a teacher like this but he was cool cuz he is working on the nuclear fusion with lazers.
The new teacher look interesting. By the way, interesting fact, “Falda” in spanish means “skirt”, so it sound like proffesor skirt
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DivRank Reply:
November 30th, 2009 at 6:07 am
I’m assuming from his name that he may know that. This seems like a class everyone will bomb or there will be a high curve. I remember a professor (Mathematical Economics) who would give us his notes, online textbook, our own purchased textbook, our notes, and his homework for his class. The test was open book and really hard. I mean it was legendary. I came really close to getting a perfect score on one question but he docked me two points because I didn’t explain to him that the exponent [1/(α - β)] had to be a positive number and that α – β couldn’t equal zero. I questioned him on that cause it wasn’t fair.
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He’s sorta… yesh. Hopefully, we get to see a character development here.
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*head asplode*
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oo that’s so awesome … they’re so luck… or maybe i’m just so neardy …
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Physics and Chemistry in High School. Blew my mind. Gave up and just went to sleep through both of them.
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Excuse me professor, i was thinking, i have these $5 moneys that don’t fit in my wallet, and well you see i need to do some important family things… so… yeah…
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yay! science!…. oh wait there’s math involved :-\
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I had a somewhat similar teacher once…
When the course(In operating systems design) began, he was off climbing mount Everest…
He didn’t return until a month of the semester had gone by, and only THEN did he tell the bookstore which book he would be using(incidentally, the same he had used the last few years), so they couldn’t order it until then.
Which meant another two weeks was wasted before the books arrived.
Then he spent the rest of the semester standing by the blackboard mostly reading from the book.
I became good at origami that semester…
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I think I had this professor, His string theory is a bit unbound. :p
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this is all far to elementary for my taste and I require a higher learning dynamic so that I may reach my full learning potential my good sir. X3 *snortysnortysnood*
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Oh noes! Furries and teh science dont mix!
D:
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priceless
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I like science. SCIENCE! Like that time i think weds day update 26 with Freeman’s mind and hes like F = GMm/R2 is Child’s play. As stated by him “i can recite the quantum kronodynamic age invariant Lagrangian” i had to watch that clip about 8 times to get what he said.
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Meh, the notion of virtual particles mediating static forces comes from perturbation theory. If there is one thing we know about quantum gravity, it’s that the usual way of doing perturbation theory doesn’t work.
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Um… too close to home.
As someone who’s taught math this is just too close to home, because I’VE SEEN CRAPPY COLLEAGUES like this.
Run FW.. RUN!!!!
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Usually in this kind of story, exactly one of the characters will actually understand, and it will either be the dumbest one, or the craziest. Going by Damien’s nonplussed expression, I’m guessing it’s going to be Kyle.
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… Aparently everything
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Oh jeez. It’s ME! D:
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LJslilfox Reply:
December 2nd, 2009 at 10:37 am
*moves you away from the mirror* No no no, thats a llama! X3 Llllllaaaaama!
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S. Weltzin Reply:
December 2nd, 2009 at 4:49 pm
True, but he’s like me in that he’s teaching an age level that is far below his level of expertise. :O
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LJslilfox Reply:
December 5th, 2009 at 5:01 pm
I understand X3
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why do I think its a very good thing to teach kids quantum mechanics?
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I think I would like that class.
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FWArts, you knows some big wurds!
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It’s like…..wut.
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Ow Ow OWWWWWWW……….
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