koberry wrote:S2M wrote:" I agree with the Prof in this case. Honestly, I skipped class when I could in College but I see the wisdom in rewarding students who show up for class. Knowing the material is obviously the most important thing but you're also preparing for life after college and students who put in the additional work of showing up to class, just like showing up for work and being a team player, is also important. If you couldn't handle getting a lower grade because of it, then boo-freakin-hoo!"
Well, her explanation was bogus. She made up, on the spot, a class participation excuse. Then when confronted with my counter-argument, switched back to attendance, then back to class participation when faced with another bit of logic. If class participation is one criteria for a full grade, then why treat students differently? Attending class, but not contributing is the same as not being there at all. I would think a philosophy professor would be aware of that kind of logic.
you sound like a real piece of work...
ya think?
