teachers good at teaching sci in jc

• ItchyArmpit

  11 Jan 10, 17:57

  as stated... are there any teachers in jc that is better at teaching science? or issit about the same? 
  
  Thanks
  IA

• franz mavrick

  11 Jan 10, 18:07

  u mean in which jc? if u want me to rank my jc lecturers on their abilities to teach...i can help u. lol

• UltimaOnline

  11 Jan 10, 18:21

  Even if you believe JC 'A' has better physics (for eg.) teachers than JC 'B', but bear in mind that teachers post in and out (or retire, resign, etc) every year.

   

  What's important is your own self-motivation and self-discipline.

   

• Takchek

  13 Jan 10, 16:01

  I remember for my batch our JC physics tutors were really lousy. We depended on each other. Talk about positive peer influence. :)

• wee_ws

  13 Jan 10, 16:33

  Hi,

    Good or bad teachers do not matter, for you take the exams ultimately on your own without their presence beside you.

    Having good teachers is a bonus, for they may help to point you in the best direction without you having to figure out too much.

    Getting bad teachers is excellent, because you will then need to find a way out, through deep reflection, to emerge a better learner. 

    Thanks.

  Cheers,
  Wen Shih

• Herzog_Zwei

  14 Jan 10, 11:53

  Originally posted by wee_ws:

  Hi,

    Good or bad teachers do not matter, for you take the exams ultimately on your own without their presence beside you.

    Having good teachers is a bonus, for they may help to point you in the best direction without you having to figure out too much.

    Getting bad teachers is excellent, because you will then need to find a way out, through deep reflection, to emerge a better learner. 

    Thanks.

  Cheers,
  Wen Shih

  
  Try having bad teachers teaching you nonsense all the time(2 years) for your A's.

  Seen too many teachers who are selfish and idiotic. Teachers who don't know their work, please ask. There is no shame asking about things you don't know.

• Dejomel

  14 Jan 10, 13:16

  Originally posted by Herzog_Zwei:

  
  Try having bad teachers teaching you nonsense all the time(2 years) for your A's.

  Seen too many teachers who are selfish and idiotic. Teachers who don't know their work, please ask. There is no shame asking about things you don't know.

  
  I can't comment about A's, but for the O's, even having <insert negative comment here> teachers is easily overcome by pure hard work and determination right?

• Forbiddensinner

  14 Jan 10, 14:09

  Originally posted by Herzog_Zwei:

  
  Try having bad teachers teaching you nonsense all the time(2 years) for your A's.

  Seen too many teachers who are selfish and idiotic. Teachers who don't know their work, please ask. There is no shame asking about things you don't know.

  Apparently you haven't been to uni yet. 

  A lot of foreign lecturers ( No, not those from NIE. But I believe there is a famous one in EEE. ) could go on for an hour, only to have you leave the LT more confused than before. 

  As for teachers, some are here for the $$, not really to teach, I can directly tell you that. But don't quote me. 

   

• Luodaxia1989

  14 Jan 10, 21:14

  I believe thr are always both good and bad phy(eg.) teachers in any JC. it's a mixed. It all depends on who is ur tutorial phy teachers. So nt so much points to know. If you go to a JC w 9 gd phy teacher and 1 lousy one and tt lousy 1 happen to be ur tutorial teacher u also chui. lol. =P. dont worry abt teachers. during big lectures all the phy teachers will get chance to teach, various topics. consider more on distance of the school from ur home. during JC time, distance is the v v impt~
• ForbiddenFlower

  24 Jan 10, 02:18

  
  

  Originally posted by ItchyArmpit:

  as stated... are there any teachers in jc that is better at teaching science? or issit about the same? 
  
  Thanks
  IA

  dunno about other JCs... ms ediSon from dunman High school is possibly the best A-level chemistry tutor in the world