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Thursday, March 12, 2009 It's normal that we hear students are points their fingers at their lecturers or teachers when they get bad results. Do they actually think a step deeper? Why don't they blame theirselves instead? It is not how good or how bad the lecturers present their materials actually. Even if the lecturers are doing good job and we don't listen. It's still the students fault right? But why the blame is still on the lecturers? If the same particular lecturer teaches the same group of students but some get high marks and some moderate and some low. WHY? It is certaintly because of the effort each of them place on that particular things or subjects. I admited that last time I used to blame lecturers when I got bad results. But now,I will put the blame on myself. I still judge how a lecturer present their materials to students. If I feel it is bad I will do my own job; reading the materials and understand it by myself and ask others if there are any doubts or questions. Come on people, wake up. Don't be so dependant on lecturers. You guys said that lecturer is bad this lecturer never comes to class. Did you guys actually find for the lecturer when they absent? I meant if they never enter you class, did any one of you will have the incentive to find the lecturer elsewhere? You all will instead saying "OH YEAH! Teacher is absent. Time to lepak or go home." So, think before you point your fingers to others. Sometimes, we can't just blame everything to someone. |