I think what I'm saying is that if you're going to complain about her and her teaching style, it's really only fair you let her know.
How you do it is up to you - I can only speak from my POV from behind the desk, but I'd really rather have a student say, "Look, this has been bothering me since that first seminar, can we talk about it?". You could ask if you'd misunderstood (if you don't want to be confrontational).
I'd agree that email isn't a good idea.
It's not a comfortable situation for you and I'm not unaware of that. And I'm reasonably certain the lecturer will never read this thread or know of it - but to me, it only seems fair to her to let her know that you feel this way.
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Date: Wednesday, 17 October 2007 11:07 pm (UTC)How you do it is up to you - I can only speak from my POV from behind the desk, but I'd really rather have a student say, "Look, this has been bothering me since that first seminar, can we talk about it?". You could ask if you'd misunderstood (if you don't want to be confrontational).
I'd agree that email isn't a good idea.
It's not a comfortable situation for you and I'm not unaware of that. And I'm reasonably certain the lecturer will never read this thread or know of it - but to me, it only seems fair to her to let her know that you feel this way.