How to handle unprofessional lecturers in school
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It is not news now that some lecturers are a no way professional at all. Some of them have been reported to do things that are very disturbing to hear and some of them include sexually harassing the students, asking for bribes From Their students which they use to pass their student irrespective ofRead more
It is not news now that some lecturers are a no way professional at all.
Some of them have been reported to do things that are very disturbing to hear and some of them include sexually harassing the students, asking for bribes From Their students which they use to pass their student irrespective of how the student performed in during the exam.
Some lecturers just are there to intentionally fail any student who they don’t really like for any personal reason.
I think the best ways to handle such people is by having a very good and tangible evidence against them, because having an evidence will help you to charge them to court and have them pay for all they have been doing to all other students.
See lessThe rate at which most lecturers act unprofessionally to most students is becoming something else. I think the best ways to handle issues like this is to ensure you document important incidents, then talk to the lecturer in a very calm and polite manner, always ensure you are not alone, or at leastRead more
The rate at which most lecturers act unprofessionally to most students is becoming something else. I think the best ways to handle issues like this is to ensure you document important incidents, then talk to the lecturer in a very calm and polite manner, always ensure you are not alone, or at least there are others who knows about your whereabouts at all times. If the lecturer refuses to see reasons, you can take it up with the head of department and if they still can’t handle it, you can take it to external bodies like the police with all your evidence.
See lessAs a man or a woman in the university there are different ways that lecturers can show unprofessionalism towards you and you need to be wise in acting because you might do something is that if you're not careful it will implicate you and you will despite the fact that you have all reasons to be vindRead more
As a man or a woman in the university there are different ways that lecturers can show unprofessionalism towards you and you need to be wise in acting because you might do something is that if you’re not careful it will implicate you and you will despite the fact that you have all reasons to be vindicated you end up becoming the victim.
You must learn to channel your request and complaint to the proper authorities and you must do that wisely. You must also learn to stand up for yourself wisely
See lessWhen dealing with a school lecturer who is not acting professionally towards you as a man or woman, the first thing you should do is Report to your HOD: Â every department has an HOD ( Head Of Department) take out time to report the issue to your HOD, and if possible get enough evidence to back up yoRead more
When dealing with a school lecturer who is not acting professionally towards you as a man or woman, the first thing you should do is
Report to your HOD:
 every department has an HOD ( Head Of Department) take out time to report the issue to your HOD, and if possible get enough evidence to back up your claims, and make sure you have a copy of the evidence and someone else you trust knows what is going on. If no proper action is being carried out
Report to the police:Â
If at the end of the day you are not satisfied, or proper action was not carried out, the next step to take would be to report to the authorities with your evidence.
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