What should i do with that guy that asks 738342 questions during class?
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Your replies should also be in a question shape, so that he may have to reply first before he expects answer to his question? To avoid his questioning first, fire several questions to him at the very start of the class, which may otherwise enhance the knowledge of other students of the class also, but restrict only to those questions about which you may have got thorough knowledge.  As some guys have the tendency of posing about possessing more knowledge than their mentors, so by this way he can mend his ways, when he feels let down at some ocassions, when not having proper answer.
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Yeah, I'm wondering why everyone had such a problem downloading the files.  Did he provide instructions on how to do it?  \n\nAs long as he isn't going to count this "exam" that apparently no one is going to take, I wouldn't worry too much.  Maybe if you take it, you'll get extra credit.\n\nIf he volunteered to make the cds if necessary and then found he didn't have the time, that's not so much his fault, especially when we're talking about 30 cds here.  That's a little much, and he probably didn't think so many students were going to be so incompetent at downloading music.  Don't fault him for that.\n\nIf he's going to create a different exam, though, you need to ask him specifically when that exam will happen and what music you need to prepare for it.  He should give you guys a timeframe so you can study.  \n\nYour school probably gives out course evaluations at the end of the class.  Feel free to write out all your thoughts on this teacher--schools do look at evaluations, and he won't see the comments until after the class is over, and even then your name won't be on the comments he sees.\n\nIf you get a bad grade in the class, you would have an excellent reason for appealing the grade.  Save all his emails and handouts in case this happens.
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I think you should talk to the person and the professor after everyone discusses the ratings. Yeah I been in your shoes, what i think it is that some people are just racist or don't like a person for some underlying reason. But you SHOULD talk to BOTH afterwards
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He is irresponsible to skip classes first of all.\n\nIf your not interested that stop pandering to his needs to get you. If he gets you he will lose interest shortly there after.\n\nStay with your focus.
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No, no! It's nothing personal! I'm glad to hear your answer - I wish he had left it online. (Bilberries are one of my favourite fruits - do they grow better in the shade? All the more for me if so : )\n\nHe might have already heard or found an answer he liked and hoped to save anyone else trouble. Politer to have acknowledged the answers he'd received ... but he might not hav realised this. I have often seen my Q&A listed with zero answers and clicked on the question to find five answers anyway. \n\nHe might have posted it for a bet with his pal or partner and found that he was wrong, instead of proving his point, and zapped it in annoyance. Or to make a point - "I bet you all that this is the one question that nobody can possibly answer." \n\nOr he might have had it as a school assignment, and now that he has an answer, removed it to stop his classmates from searching yahoo for their own homework, so that he looks good.\n\nOr - who knows? Maybe he hasn't gotten many points and hopes that he will retrieve 5 points by taking the question out? I don't 'play for points', so I don't know if that's how the system works. \n\nIt would have been better if he had left it online, I agree with you. \nHe's learning. Aren't we all?
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You would put something like "Johnny will complete 5 answers sheets with 90% accuracy for 4 consecutive days".  What are you trying to get them to accomplish?
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report him and maybe you could ask him
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report him, and ignore him.\n\nHe's probably really happy that you;re acknowlidging him by asking this question though.
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try to find about his hot subjects, those are the ones who interest him the most.\n\nask about his job, or school, about himself, about his hobbies, ask him about what he is doing here, keep asking open ended questions that cannot be answered by yes or no and you will have no problem keeping him talking.
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If you asked him a serious and imprtant question, and he can't even give a response, even if it is a response that says he needs more time to answer than you need to move on, this is tough to say, but he does not rank you very high on his priority list if he has not replied for over a week.  Move on, you'll find a better match for you!
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Pull him aside (take his audience away) and sit with him while he begins.  Just calmly say, please get started on your work.  If he asks for help it's a good teaching opportunity.  If he jokes around or gives excuses, don't get into a debate with him, just calmly repeat, "please get started on your work."  When he no longer has an audience or has you captured in a back and forth argument, he will have nothing to do but his work.  Don't get mad, just calmly repeat your request until he complies.  As an assistant, you might have the time to spend with him and not worry about the other students in the class.
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Stop visiting this site is probably a good idea. It's so full of procrastinating people. What better way to procrastinate than to look at the list of countless meaningless questions that updates itself every second?
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Sounds like a user... Just having his fun and now bored...\n\nMove on... Is he calls after this, ignore him...
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You need to read up on ASperger's. This is not just a simple case of boredom. He needs counseling and is probably qualified to receive "special needs" help. \n\nWhat does the counselor at his school say?
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I think I know him pretty good.  I know all the ones you listed.  What other questions/ideas do you think I should know?
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Hey.\n\n      I've used ratemyprofessor.com before. It's really helped me find which professors I can cope with and which i can't. Don't judge your professor on their personality, but rather if they're a good teacher or not. In fact, don't just use this site to judge professors, but ask upper classmens from your school too. If you think you can handle five courses, then go for it. Just make sure you get a feel of your schedule first and if you don't like it, then change it around or drop a class you don't need to finish as of now.
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Hi Itsme,   Sounds like this professor sucks in his teaching.So the class move on to a better class,and subject.\n\n  Clowmy