- Aug 19, 2002
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Okay, the scenario...I'm a grad student stuck teaching a low level MS Office/Intro to Computers class. Not exactly my first choice, but it's not too bad overall. So anyway, this kid comes to me during my office hours with a question about the homework, and says straight up that this class is a humongous waste of his time. Talk about the nerve. I tell him there's no attendance policy, so if he doesn't like the class, he shouldn't show up. Furthermore, I told him that students like him are about 5% of the class, while the other 95% really don't know about Office. Just irks me, ya know? Granted, Office isn't exactly the most exciting thing to teach, but I'm trying. Any ideas on how to reach kids like this? Or is it just best to let them be?
