Personal Narrative: If I Had To Switch Place In Education

If my college professors and I were to switch places, things would be a whole a lot different. Most of the things I would change would mostly be the way the professor taught the class. Something things would be the same, like the things they teach. Teaching changes the further you go in your education. The higher grade you go, the harder your work and the stricter your teachers become. I am going to use my college algebra teacher, Mr. Jones as my example for a teacher. Mr. Jones is college mathematics teacher, and he is probably the most old fashion person in the school. My number one pet peeve when it comes to him is when he acts like were not paying him. When he will not let me use my cellphone. When he expect me to act like, work like, and pay like an adult, but will not treat me like one. I understand it is their classroom, put I paid to be in it, and there is no refund in college. I understand that cellphones can distract other people, but there is simple solution to this problem. The teacher could reserve the back to the class for people who use their cellphones. I should be able to look at my messages without having to fear being kicked out of the class. If I was teaching Mr. Joneses class, I start every semester by tell my students …show more content…
Jones like to give us random pop quizzes from time to time to make sure we are paying attention. This is something I would use if I were to be teaching his class because it really helps me understand what exactly we are doing. I would keep his grade-to-grade seating chart. This seating chart matches students with lower grades and students with higher grades and sits them together. This helps when the people with lower grades need immediate help or do not really understand what is going on in class. The seating chart also lowers talking in class because if you are sitting next to someone with a high grade, they will most likely be paying attention to the lesson instead talking to