Professors:
the Good,
Bad and
the Ugly
The
Ugly
The
ugly ones are those that after years of
repeating the same thing become almost bitter
and sarcastic. What role they play has a
lot to do with what kind of students they
"teach." Confident students tend
to see these professors as a challenge,
a hurdle to overcome in their quest for
growth, success and happiness. Sadly, less
confident students tend to see their development
damaged by ugly teachers. Sometimes, much
needed grades are not earned as a result
of a combination of teacher inaptitude and
student apathy. Ugly professors view students
as burdens. Such professors feel that they
could be doing more and take it out on students.
This teacher has no control even though
he is usually the only one to talk. Students
do not feel the need to share their views
as this incites cynicism from the professor.
Interestingly, the professor lacks respect
and control although he feels that he has
it. Some of these individuals could do great
things and benefit from a turnaround by
working in industry, but they do not make
the jump: either out of fear or complacency.
Click
here to find out more about the different
Types of Professors.
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