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Bad teachers

Sorry all... But I just GOTTA vent!!! lol

Have any of you ever taken a class from a teacher where you ended up feeling like you weren't even learning anything?! This is what happened to me last fall. I took Anatomy and Physiology 1 from the only teacher that teaches it at my small community college. I had been warned that nobody passes his class, that he was hard to understand and so on...But I was a 4.0 student that had never run into a teacher that I couldn't get along with because I thought of myself as a very hard working student. Then I met him. He was truly a TERRIBLE teacher! You couldn't understand ANYTHING he said and if you ever had the nerve to ask him a question in class you were put instantly on his "bad side". Not to mention the fact that his answers would leave you even more confused!!!! :cry: I maintained an A through his class by studying for hours and hours every single day. He didn't teach ot test from our text books, so I had to pull in information from every possible source! The library, the internet, other A&P books... Yet in my quest to pass his "impossible tests" I left the class feeling that I didn't learn all that much! I actually decided not to take A&P2 this spring because I had to figure out where I could take it with a different teacher. Now I'm signed up to take it online this summer and found out that I am several chapters behind where this college is starting and have to spend the next few months learning stuff that was never even gone over in class. :banghead: Anyway, now that I'm behind and frantically trying to teach myself things I have already paid to be taught...I'm a bit frustrated! lol Anyone else been in a similar situation???

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My anatomy teacher is pretty terrible. I will be lucky to get a B in this class. Learning is not the right word for what I'm going through. More like being force-fed information and given no chance to absorb it before I'm tested on the information. Seems like there must be a better way to do this. It's no wonder that most nurses that I've met don't know anything about anatomy.

Sorry all... But I just GOTTA vent!!! lol

Have any of you ever taken a class from a teacher where you ended up feeling like you weren't even learning anything?!

Wow, do we all go to the same school and have the same teacher?!?! haha!! My A&P1 teacher was terrible! He never explained anything, just said "this is this, that is that". Threw information at us like we had been nurses for years. He was a total jerk and never available for help after class, no office hours or anything! I managed to get a low B and spent my break trying to catch up on what I didn't get in his class (which was everything!).

My A&P2 teacher is a godsend. She is just...wow.

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