A Voice of Two Cities: Tuition and Teaching

Tuesday, February 14, 2006

Tuition and Teaching

My take on my statistics teacher is about the same take I had when I first realized that this whole university thing is NOT for real. I mean, for real real. I am paying for my tuition, I will be paying for it once I get out of University. SO, I would like to have my money's worth, especially if I will be paying nearly half my annual salary to give my loans back...Here's some advice to any teachers who may read this; if you don't know how to explain the answer to a question on the homework, DON'T FORCE US TO DO IT.

There.

// posted by Beja @ 9:22 PM

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Name: Beja

Location: United States

I'm 20, female, and I've been all over the world- that was a lie. I've been around the world, but not all over it. If you're still reading, I've lived in Iran for about a year, I studied in Iran for about a year, and I had many an epiphany in Iran for about a year. I've been about fifty feet from tyranny, and born in the arms of democracy. I'm a child of freedom swathed in the cloth of humanity and fed the fire of Prometheus. I don't think I'll ever grow up, however, I'm still in academia, still plying my trade as a student, and still enamored with the places that have shaped me. This blog is a simple escape for me to write about Iran, and what I saw through my eyes there. My blog was started in Iran, and up until 2006 that's where it stayed. Now, it's more of what I can digest now that I'm out of Iran. I think people misunderstand each other, and "ignorance is bliss" got it all wrong. Ignorance is not worthy of bliss! "Sweet sleep on the morning of departure Retains the pedestrian from the road."

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