[ SECRET POST #2988 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2988 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

From what I understand, it's student taught, not professor taught

[(Anonymous)]

What the hell was the professor doing during that then. I hate this recent trend of professors not doing their work with the excuse of "delegating". When I was getting my master's none of my professors even read their own syllabus, they just assigned each student some random paper from pubmed and sat back as each student gave a presentation.

[(Anonymous)]

I have not actually done research to see if this is the case, but I know that Cal does a thing where they occasionally have short (like, 1 or 2 week seminars) organized, led, and taught by students on a variety of topics that wouldn't necessarily be considered for full classes. For fun and to learn about weird stuff, basically, so you could have classes on a ton of niche topics. And I'm comfortable assuming that this was one of those.

[(Anonymous)]

It was

[(Anonymous)]

Berkeley has a whole subset of classes like this that are student taught. Professors are not involved.

[(Anonymous)]

And people are paying tutation for something they could basically get from meeting together with a bunch of uneducated strangers and chatting with them about the internet?

[(Anonymous)]

Yep. And from what I know of the people that go to that school (because I've been out of school for many a year and have never been further west than Detroit) is that they love these classes (on a wide variety of subjects) and were afraid that this would cause the university to shut them down.

[(Anonymous)]

I had heard the quality of university classes had gone down, but this is just ridiculous. How does the university even justify making them pay hundreds of dollars for these classes?

[(Anonymous)]

seriously dude go read something about how the system works instead of just getting outraged based on people here telling you about it

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[(Anonymous)]

Oh, I've read the bullshit explanations universities use. My own university tried to use a similar system a few years back, but at least they had the sense of assigning professors who had to watch over the classes to ensure the material being taught wasn't total crap.

[cbrachyrhynchos]

I don't know, one of the best classes I took in college was put together by a graduate student. Sexual revolutions of the 1920s, 1960s, and 1990s. Brilliant class, great readings. (Mae West rocked!)