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Yes totally agreed. Same experience. However I think it's more specialised, not quite like the general 'Politics' courses found in US/UK. More of a 'social con
by dumb1224 5y ago
Yes totally agreed. Same experience. However I think it's more specialised, not quite like the general 'Politics' courses found in US/UK. More of a 'social conscience / collectivism education' type of empty content.
- powerapple 5y agoI actually liked it. The lectures are boring as all other subjects. I mostly enjoy reading all text books when I start a new semester, after I read everything, the subject becomes boring to me. The text taught about objective of life, the personal value and society actually made me wanting to go to university. There are so much interesting things in text book, but if a teacher is boring (as most of them), they will just read the text and ask you to recite it.
- dumb1224 5y agoActually you reminded me. There was one very funny lecturer who's bit of a rogue figure whose lecture became popular among the univ students. He used a lot of analogies in the class and the many 'innocent' innuendos all in the name of 'bring socialist values to students'. It was so lighthearted almost like a free stand-up comedy. A little colourful brushes in the dull boring political courses.