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Anyone have a teacher like this? -
October 26th 2011, 02:15 AM
My socials teacher drives me up the wall.
 She's always assigning us work and not telling us about it . Today she asked if anyone had done the notes on immigration and the whole class looked at her like  because she hadn't mentioned it all last class. And she does this all the time. I don't know how to get ahead in her class :/ The work isn't hard, it's her teaching method that I can't handle. Is there anything I can do to fix this? I can't switch out of the class as all courses are set in the first two weeks of term and after that we're expected to complete all courses to the 'best of our ability'.
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October 26th 2011, 03:18 AM
Did she provide a syllabus of the course? You could ask her at the end/start of class or outside of class if there's any work to be handed in for next class. If there's no syllabus and she doesn't respond with an answer, then you've got an incompetent teacher.
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October 26th 2011, 05:03 PM
The best thing to do is to have someone ask her at the end of class everyday if there is anything that she wants you to do, at least for a while so she learns to do it. If she didn't give you any other way of knowing when stuff is due then it isn't your fault. The fact that it isn't just you is actually a good thing. You can also bring it to her attention privately. I hade a teacher who asked us to do that with her if we had an issue with her because she didn't want to be embarrassed in front of the class because she would never do that to us and she expected the same respect.
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