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Let’s put this in perspective, walking biohazards for the professor, sure, and I wholeheartedly support his tirade. The students to each other, not so much, bu
by pawsforthought 5y ago
Let’s put this in perspective, walking biohazards for the professor, sure, and I wholeheartedly support his tirade.
The students to each other, not so much, but he’s right that they shouldn’t go to his class.
- alexvoda 5y agoWhy do they not allow him to teach remotely? Have all the students in the classroom and have him appear on a projector screen and interact with the class that way. This would solve the Covid exposure risk for him. It would solve the various other issues the students suffer due to lockdown. It only requires someone to setup the equipment.
- t-writescode 5y agoIt'd probably just be a TA turning on a video if the college is, at all, set up for modern learning. It's actually a really good solution and I'm surprised they haven't done it - ... Banning it kinda sounds like a college being a bad college for the professors. (You can be prestigious and also bad, in fact, it seems like the industries people desperately want to work tend to have the worst work cultures, so it wouldn't surprise me, e.g. zoos (basically zero pay) or the game industry)
- necovek 5y agoThat would completely defeat the purpose of helmet during classes!