Calculus

Apr 07, 2010 23:26

So, at the start of the year I didn't know how I was going to get through Calculus.  And then, I was blessed with a man called John Barger.  He has been the most amazing teacher I've ever had.  I really don't think I would have gotten through it, ESPECIALLY the second half with out him.

A little while a go I emailed him for some life advice, and he said he was the wrong person to ask, but pointed me in the direction of some excellent people to ask.  So I did, and have next year sorted at least.  Today he gave us the outline for the exam, but there was no true/false section (traditionally a Barger staple) so I emailed him to see if this was indeed correct.  He emailed me back and said it was.  I emailed him back and told him that it had been a pleasure being in his class this year.  He thanked me and then asked me if I'd sorted myself out.  I was so pleased that he'd remembered and cared enough to follow up.  I just told him that I'd met with Dr. Brown and he'd given me some great advice and told me some classes to take, which I am doing, and that taking a bunch of classes next year is the only way I'll know.

This is why I love Barger.  He cares about us and our success so much.  He really doesn't want to screw us over, and is genuinely proud of us when we do well.

I will miss him.

maths, why calc won't ruin my life, dal

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