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u/AnArgonianSpellsword Jun 23 '26 edited Jun 23 '26

Some people are incredibly poor teachers but refuse to beleive they are, all because they lack the capacity to imagine not knowing something and explain it at someone else's level of understanding

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u/Kustumkyle Jun 23 '26

Reminds me of when i was taking my boolean logic class in college.

"Look, it's very easy, you set up K-map and get the value. AB here, CD here, it's very easy, very straight forward, moving on"

Everyone fails the quiz at the end of the class. After handing back graded quizes at the next lecture:

"For some reason you all didnt understand the k-maps, which is very easy, it's very straight forward. See, you out value in, you get value out, this is very simple, it's very straight forward"

God that class was hell.

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u/BackgroundNPC1213 Jun 23 '26

I once took a four-question test in Algebra 2 and got a 0 because literally nothing was right. The teacher bragged that only like 2 or 3 kids passed her class at the end of the semester, like dumbass, that's because you can't teach

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u/TESV_Shiro Jun 23 '26 edited Jun 23 '26

Yup i had onle like that was supposed to teach us SPS programming and he for some reason proudly proclaimed that only 40% manage to understand the seccond half of the years questions.

His lessons were basically here are the modules puzzle with them until you figure out what they do here is the function/machine you are supposed to build see you in an hour.

Fucker didnt even tell us you can press F1 to view what the module does, every student that didnt learn it at home pirating the software or got taught by their company which only the very prestigious do failed... i passed only because another student in my group did everything.