Honestly, i am soo freaking worried for all my students right now, they have just done their test, and well, since i'm worried, you guys could guess the result of the test ,right....,??!
i really want them to do well in all of their subjects (not only mine), being a teacher/lecturer, sometimes (most of time) it's very obvious who was paying attention in class and who was not... and the test result proved me right.
higher education is not like high school, it's very different, basically, in high school, students were spoon fed, but not in higher education, students have to know how to learn on their own, beside being guided by the lecturer.
In my experience as a student, you have to pay attention in class, if u don't and with the thinking of "i can study later/study when the exam is near" u are sooo wrong, imagine, exam is around the corner, and u are struggling to do a "force memorization" of EVERY subject, it's really not a good idea u know, it's critically important that u UNDERSTAND the subject in question, cause, one thing is that the exam question WILL NOT be a photocopy of the examples / questions that u have done in class (the one that u have tried sooo hard to MEMORIZE).
I really wish this test result will be a wake up call for those who didn't do so well (eventhough it's kindda a cruel wake up call and some students might fell demotivated(DON'T!!) cause it actully should push you to work harder to get better result), and a motivation for those who did comparatively well (Please do not be overconfident, it can kill you).
I wish the best for all of my students....
i really want them to do well in all of their subjects (not only mine), being a teacher/lecturer, sometimes (most of time) it's very obvious who was paying attention in class and who was not... and the test result proved me right.
higher education is not like high school, it's very different, basically, in high school, students were spoon fed, but not in higher education, students have to know how to learn on their own, beside being guided by the lecturer.
In my experience as a student, you have to pay attention in class, if u don't and with the thinking of "i can study later/study when the exam is near" u are sooo wrong, imagine, exam is around the corner, and u are struggling to do a "force memorization" of EVERY subject, it's really not a good idea u know, it's critically important that u UNDERSTAND the subject in question, cause, one thing is that the exam question WILL NOT be a photocopy of the examples / questions that u have done in class (the one that u have tried sooo hard to MEMORIZE).
I really wish this test result will be a wake up call for those who didn't do so well (eventhough it's kindda a cruel wake up call and some students might fell demotivated(DON'T!!) cause it actully should push you to work harder to get better result), and a motivation for those who did comparatively well (Please do not be overconfident, it can kill you).
I wish the best for all of my students....
omg.. was it really that bad?
ReplyDeletewhat's the pass rate in your class, sha?
i mean, it worked for me quite a number of times to do last minute studying, but i wouldn't recommend it all the same. by the way, what subject r u teaching yea? and how's teaching life going?
the passing rate is around 70-80% average la, yeah i know, last minute studying some time works for me as well, well, for u obviously ok la since u r a GENIOUS (unwillingly admitting it). for me, aku cepat tangkap, but there are students that thought they can do last minute study and it turned out bad, so for this kind of student, they need to do frequent revision.
ReplyDeleteas per normal la, i'm teaching physics, teaching is ok normal, still getting used to the syllabus in MUFY, it's quite different from nilai.
oi, u change ur werkplace dy??
ReplyDeletehrm..hrmm..havnt walk down ur belog quite awhyl~ sha is officially a grown up lahhh!!!! Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
hahaha, a ah la weii, gua tukar tmpt keje, now keje kat sunway uni college. :) ehhh....mana ada grown up, tade tade tade :P
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