Whats with the profs these days? Who are they angry with ? The system, the students or themselves? A question which every professor must at least look at answering before he prepares to take a class. Standards of education have fallen to unimaginable depths over the course of time. Things already been obsolete are key portion of the academia where as those in news remain there.
Some ask not to disturb and simply leave the class after attendance where as someone else simply asks to take a nap. But are these solutions to this problem? Instead of forcing students to staple their eyelids to avoid dozing, shouldn't the quality of education be improved so that its motivation rather than fear which keeps people awake in the classes. Rules for grade reduction due to shortage of attendance might seem like a landmark decision but trust me a few years from now the higher echelons would definitely regret the day they decided to "impose" it. I dont see any problem if someone is able to read and study better on his own rather than sit idle in the class for hours at a stretch.
Gone are the days when a job was the Final Fantasy for an Engineer. You get them as easy as crossing a busy street i.e. just keep yourself alert and you are through(of course with the occasional hit.)Tomorrow demands people of today to be well prepared to face e crisis not be the ones creating them.
Its high time the feedback from students are really looked into, otherwise it wont be long before the very "gurus" of our society will turn into its worst enemies. We are evolving, our minds developing and the world is changing; so give me one damn reason why our education should not???
Some ask not to disturb and simply leave the class after attendance where as someone else simply asks to take a nap. But are these solutions to this problem? Instead of forcing students to staple their eyelids to avoid dozing, shouldn't the quality of education be improved so that its motivation rather than fear which keeps people awake in the classes. Rules for grade reduction due to shortage of attendance might seem like a landmark decision but trust me a few years from now the higher echelons would definitely regret the day they decided to "impose" it. I dont see any problem if someone is able to read and study better on his own rather than sit idle in the class for hours at a stretch.
Gone are the days when a job was the Final Fantasy for an Engineer. You get them as easy as crossing a busy street i.e. just keep yourself alert and you are through(of course with the occasional hit.)Tomorrow demands people of today to be well prepared to face e crisis not be the ones creating them.
Its high time the feedback from students are really looked into, otherwise it wont be long before the very "gurus" of our society will turn into its worst enemies. We are evolving, our minds developing and the world is changing; so give me one damn reason why our education should not???
2 comments:
see prabit.....Professors are not the only people to be blamed....our profs are really intelligent people.there is a severe faculty crunch.the present faculties are neither paid properly nor they are supplied the funds for research(their job is not just to teach students;compare with IIT profs.).....
perhaps this is leading to their frustration and lack of enthusiasm.
ya u r right.. we can blame dem but still u need to first assign d rigth sub to d right prof den only u can expect students to b interested in d topic
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