Pick-a-Prof is stupid.

May 10, 2007 23:26

A couple of days ago, I logged onto Pick-a-Prof to check out my average grades and pass rates since I've been teaching at UTA (they maintain a record of that based on UTA's official grades). I forgot, however, how mean the students who log on to make comments can be. At least for me. Some others in the English department get glowing reviews, but ( Read more... )

students, work, teaching

Leave a comment

Comments 4

randomaxes May 13 2007, 04:06:25 UTC
Awww, don't let it get you down.

Reply

cmt2779 May 22 2007, 15:06:36 UTC
As a coping mechanism, I'm going to imagine all the good, nice, non-cheating students I will have this summer. They will like me and they will learn from me. It will be lovely. *fingers crossed*

Reply


Is it all false? anonymous July 22 2007, 22:08:24 UTC
As a 40 year old junior who has completed 38 courses and maintained a 3.55 GPA, I have found that the nearly all of the reviews, of my past professors, have been spot-on. Instructors who have no reviews are safe in assuming that they are regarded as proficient, professional, and likable. An instructor with negative reviews should use the posts as a learning tool for examining the way in which she teaches.

True, you may only dispense A's 27% of time but what is your record with non-passing grades like D's and F's? If it's above 25% rest assured you will meet with anonymous resistance from students who strive to help others in their quest to "Prof-Shop."

Reply

Re: Is it all false? cmt2779 July 24 2007, 16:48:10 UTC
I sure wish I knew who I was talking to ( ... )

Reply


Leave a comment

Up