Our professor came for lecture and no one went for it. This is what he said?!
Question: "you give someone you finger and he catches you by hand. you make someone sit on your shoulder and he pees inside your ear. question bank must be changed. this is not the way to beahve with the faculty. no one came for lecture that day. what is this?"
Now he is going to ask different questions in exams, the ones he did not teach. What can we do?
Answers: "you give someone you finger and he catches you by hand. you make someone sit on your shoulder and he pees inside your ear. question bank must be changed. this is not the way to beahve with the faculty. no one came for lecture that day. what is this?"
Now he is going to ask different questions in exams, the ones he did not teach. What can we do?
get a different professor and change schools b/c this guy is a stupid butthead
start showing up for lectures.
sounds like he will have the last laugh,I'm sure hes just winding yous up,just to see yous swet
The questions will be related to the lectures he taught, but because nobody turned up he probably thinks nobody will know them anyway lol. Attend and learn :-)
He cannot teach if no one comes to the lectures-so how can he ask questions he did not teach when no one showed up to learn even if he had taught them? You can only blame your self for not attending the lecture.
Upon seeing the section that this is asked in, I think it is a riddle, but what it means is beyond me.
WoW that was some crazy things he said no wonder no one showed.I would change teachers to if possible.In our school if some teacher said that ' they would of got him in class' and escorted him out of the building' asap.
Wow...there is such ambiguity in terms of where this is posted. Is this a joke, a riddle? Hmmm. Looking at it from your lecturer's perspective, he comes to each class (presumably) prepared, organized, on-time...he likely puts something into what he's teaching, and he expects the students to do their part, which is to learn from him. If the attitude of the students is that they really don't care about either his job or their own, then what's the point? So, I say that your teacher (and I admit I may be misinterpreting you altogether, so this is speculation) is smart. Any instructor knows what life is like from a student's point of view: students have (rarely) been instructors, so they have no idea the reality of that profession. I would say that most teachers are there because they love to impart knowledge, and they want people to be there to receive it. What you can do is not miss class.