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RE: Learning Center Turned Race Lane
What are we competing for exactly.
there were some courses i studied in school and I barely remember now because i only read to pass.
More like struggling to survive.
I love reading but i stopped loving it when i got to higher institution my micro biology lecturer will let us know that in her exam we must explain her questions to details or fail. And we have 2 hrs to answer 5 questions in the exam hall. In the end the examiner will rush us and we will have to submit before it's even 2 hrs and that's because we have 2 more exam to write that same day. so they don't care, they never helped whether we pass or fail they are less concern.
So tell me why situations like this won't affect the students. I will have to study for 3 hard courses and seat for the exam in a day.
At first i thought institutions will make things better but my school, especially during my first year we wrote 10 courses within 1 week.
We had to protest because the rate of carry overs then was becoming too much.
My first semester result wasn't bad thanks to Mr french for the carryover 😂😂
A course that i don't even need.
Hmmm imagine! Still had carryover on a borrowed course
The pressure is just too much and it's unnecessary and not needed.
Imagine writing 3 core courses exam in the same day, and they will still bring the exam scripts late but on completion of 2hrs, invigilator collects scripts from students
As a fresher i wasn't use to the system. My first experience, I cried and refused to eat after the exams. The stress is overwhelming. Some lecturers who are very strict with marking will score you 39 what is 1 mark you can't give to a student ( LET MY PEOPLE GO).
this happened to me first semester in my final year for a 0 unit course. But it still affect my result.
Mind you, the carryover is not for free. 😔😔 Thinking about it make me feel sad. They were experience i will never forget. Let's not talk about those who pass through all this and couldn't sign out because they are no more.