Friday, December 09, 2005

For one extra credit point:

What is your instructor's name?
Some (incorrect) responses:
  • Laura
  • Dr. Lashley
  • Dr. M
  • Vanessa
  • Kazuku
  • Paula
  • McC...
  • Karen
  • Theresa
  • Sanchez
  • Ellen
  • Teacher
  • 8 comments:

    Anonymous said...

    That's pretty harsh...

    Jesse said...

    Amazing, simply amazing.

    Angry Professor said...

    hardindr, were you commenting on the "need an A" post? My response to the student boiled down to what I presented, but I wrapped it up far more gently, with lots of soft and sympathic words.

    Jesse, this was but a sample of the responses are got. Some were great, like "Angry 'Hottie' Professor," and "Greatest instructor at LSU -- no, the World!" I'm so glad I asked the question. "Sanchez" and "Kazuku" alone really made my day.

    Jesse said...

    Oh, that is too funny.

    Anonymous said...

    angry professor,

    Absolutely not! I'm amazed that so many of your students who took your class for an entire semester couldn't even remember your name! What an insult! Who did they think they were looking at for 3-4 months! When they had a question, did they shout out, "Hey you!?!" A question like that shouldn't be an extra credit point. Getting it right should be mandatory for passing a final.

    Terminal Degree said...

    You've been holding out on us! How come you never told us your name was really Kuzuku?

    :)

    Angry Professor said...

    terminaldegree, I was greatly amused that they could even peg my ethnicity correctly (WASP)!

    hardindr, I appreciate your sentiments, but I think this sample was representative of the folks who only showed up for quizzes and exams. They never took the opportunity to get my attention, so "hey you!" wasn't even necessary. The most amusing thing about my lectures (apropos to this question), is that every lecture presentation had a title slide indicating the day's topic, with (you guessed it) my name in equally-large font right underneath it.

    Angry Professor said...

    Oops, that should say "couldn't peg" above.