Comments on: My Teaching Experience http://blog.voodoolabs.net/2006-04-14/my-teaching-experience/ programming, gamedev, graphics, rants Tue, 02 Dec 2008 12:26:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Chang http://blog.voodoolabs.net/2006-04-14/my-teaching-experience/#comment-651 Chang Sun, 07 May 2006 09:32:20 +0000 http://blog.voodoolabs.net/2006-04-14/my-teaching-experience/#comment-651 Hey guys! I haven't posted in a while and feel like procrastinating, so yeah.. It's a wild generalisation, but I think most of these 'kids' (ahem) are pretty young and believe that they know pretty much all they need to know to get by. The sad truth is for these guys is that they will soon realise that they don't. The first year of university is one helluva learning experience, and an exercise in making choices. Some make the right ones and some don't. But they all learn.. Or at least I'd hope. Yeah, don't know what my point is really. Oh, btw, I have a blog which I'm updating regularly-ish. Check it out if you're interested.. It's http://koreaori.wordpress.com/. Laters.. Chang Hyun Choi Hey guys! I haven’t posted in a while and feel like procrastinating, so yeah..

It’s a wild generalisation, but I think most of these ‘kids’ (ahem) are pretty young and believe that they know pretty much all they need to know to get by. The sad truth is for these guys is that they will soon realise that they don’t. The first year of university is one helluva learning experience, and an exercise in making choices. Some make the right ones and some don’t. But they all learn.. Or at least I’d hope. Yeah, don’t know what my point is really. Oh, btw, I have a blog which I’m updating regularly-ish. Check it out if you’re interested.. It’s http://koreaori.wordpress.com/.

Laters..

Chang Hyun Choi

]]> By: Tom http://blog.voodoolabs.net/2006-04-14/my-teaching-experience/#comment-477 Tom Fri, 14 Apr 2006 23:51:28 +0000 http://blog.voodoolabs.net/2006-04-14/my-teaching-experience/#comment-477 The weirdest thing is going through all the blogs I read and finding our one there, very cool. I've had a couple of situations where I'm teaching other people, but in all those times the other people have been keen as mustard to learn so I've never had problems. Whenever I'm learning I try to be good, but I probably speak out too often and challenge what they are saying or ask a question that they are going to answer next so they talk faster. I'm an impatient learner. Sounds like you had an experience there Aimee, do you think you will do it again? The weirdest thing is going through all the blogs I read and finding our one there, very cool.

I’ve had a couple of situations where I’m teaching other people, but in all those times the other people have been keen as mustard to learn so I’ve never had problems. Whenever I’m learning I try to be good, but I probably speak out too often and challenge what they are saying or ask a question that they are going to answer next so they talk faster.

I’m an impatient learner.

Sounds like you had an experience there Aimee, do you think you will do it again?

]]> By: Razor (David) http://blog.voodoolabs.net/2006-04-14/my-teaching-experience/#comment-472 Razor (David) Fri, 14 Apr 2006 06:37:23 +0000 http://blog.voodoolabs.net/2006-04-14/my-teaching-experience/#comment-472 Interesting. I pretty much never answer teachers questions at school, which I guess must actually be pretty annoying. Especially since, in some subjects (physics) I almost always know the answer. Perhaps I should be more considerate of my teachers, let then know that someone is actually listening... At least at a university if they walk out it's their loss, simple as that. And in the defense of 17-18 year olds, we're not all bad. Just most of us... Interesting. I pretty much never answer teachers questions at school, which I guess must actually be pretty annoying. Especially since, in some subjects (physics) I almost always know the answer. Perhaps I should be more considerate of my teachers, let then know that someone is actually listening…

At least at a university if they walk out it’s their loss, simple as that. And in the defense of 17-18 year olds, we’re not all bad. Just most of us…

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