Should I walk out of my English class?
339185
NO LEARN TO DEAL WITH IT .WHEN YOUR OLDER AND HAVE A JOB AND HATE YOUR BOSS.WHAT WILL YOU DO WALK OUT .YOU WONT  YOU WILL HAVE TO DEAL WITH IT  BECAUSE YOU WILL HAVE BILLS TO  PAY
806764
I would tell the teacher. But your partner may deny it so be prepared to stand your ground. I mean why should you fail just because your partner is too lazy to actually do the work?
852756
Take a sabbatical from uni before they kick you out themselves. Much better if you take a temporary leave of absence of your own volition. Then go get your head together and come back to uni when you're up to it.
484373
well start with talking with other people who attened the class and see if it is an over all opion.  Then maybe get a petition started and talk with other members of the faculty
436071
Yes. Put the computer away and go to class.
212288
Whatever you do, GET TO SCHOOL BEFORE IT CLOSES!!!  Tell your mom or your neighbor or a close friend.  You could try calling someone in your class who is not exactly your friend...maybe someone who you wouldn't normally talk to.
806344
If you're taking an English as a second language class, it's almost defensible, but it sounds to me more like you have a public school teacher who has her seniority and isn't worried about being fired.
726421
Is your goal to teach grammar or content.  If you are going for content let the grammar and punctuation stuff slide, that is what english class is for.
1039711
I'd say stay home set the example and save money. The life style change can make you or break you. Try it if not move out the second semester.
1112173
the first step in a situation like this n specially wid a frnd 1st step be frank. n im not sayin ure bad, u must be having a reason it happens sumtimes between frnds if u cant b frank n want to giv an excuse say that d class is going to be too tough for u too handle or that i don think its a gud idea for you too join this particular class but join some other cause u feel her potential lies in some other subject class these r d nice polite excuses u can use in my opinion widout hurting her or widout ny misunderestanding but still in my opinion u should be frank n straightforward wid her shes ur frnd shell underestand evn if its a silly reason cause wat r frnds for rite......its ur choice.....at d end of d day.....
776586
You don't want to jeopardize his teaching career.  You shouldn't say anything unless the professor makes the first move.  If he makes the first move, then he's voluntarily putting his career on the line then.
1025108
Did you go in and actually observe the class, or are you going on things other people or maybe the students have said? It is possible that the school doesn't place a lot of importance on the computer class, so the teacher doesn't either. The best thing to do is let it go. Is anybody permanently damaged by this? Probably not, and if you keep trying, you will just look like a troublemaker.
295507
In the United States, not from a recognized, accredited University.\n\nIf you're in the United States, you might also want to consider taking an extra English class or two.
1139809
Stop "poppin" stupidity pills and call your 9th grade English teacher, Mr. Hughcares.  Tell him that he failed you by passing you and that he should be stripped of his teaching license.
729157
You don't say what the teacher was saying that you took to be "bad", but, that's not really the point here, anyway. The point is - why did you get kicked out of class? A teacher doesn't kick a student out of class for HAVING an opinion, even a dissenting one. A student is removed from class because of the WAY they expressed that opinion. I would venture a guess that the teacher's comments angered you (maybe rightfully so), and you spoke out in a manner considered to be inappropriate and/or disrespectful - and you were told to leave the classroom.\n\nIf, after hearing the teacher's comments, you raised your hand, and gave your opposing opinion in a clear, concise, non-yelling, intelligent manner, it's highly unlikely that you would have been told to leave. If, however, you interrupted the teacher, yelled or otherwise raised your voice, and ranted & raved, it is understandable that the teacher felt that your outburst was disruptive to the class, and this is why you were told to leave.\n\nYes, there is a right to free speech - but that doesn't mean that we can yell "FIRE!" in a crowded theater just for the hell of it. In exercising our right to free speech, we still need to be aware of our surroundings. You may have had some very valid points and arguments against the teacher's comments, but they were lost because of the manner in which you attempted to present them.\n\nIf you feel that the teacher's comments were predjudicial, bigoted, or sexist, then you have every right to file a complaint with your school's administration and/or the school board. However, unless the teacher was directing these comments specifically to you, as an individual, then it is unlikely they will find that the teacher is guilty of bonafide discrimination. He'll probably be given a light warning to tone it down in the future, keep his opinions to himself,  and stick to the curriculum.\n\nSo far as you are concerned, use this incident as an opportunity to hone your debating skills. They will serve you well in the future.\nEveryone HAS a voice, but, it's those who know how to USE that voice effectively that will go far in their lives.
281231
No thanks. I could teach you. I am an English Professor
994308
stay in school and take those english classes.