Posted on 02/21/2017 4:19:07 AM PST by Kaslin
>> Stable Cox is a professor of human sexuality.
Seriously?
Maybe not so stable.
Here, then, is my theory as to why most professors who object to their class lectures being recorded do so:
They fear having what they say exposed to the general public.
Rats flee when exposed to daylight.
I suppose listening to my lame jokes once is enough.
“Stabile” Cox? ? ?
Is this a joke, or where her parents determined to add a little humor to the world for decades?
or, why pay money to go to college if all the lectures are available for free on the web?
Why buy a book when there is a Kindle edition on the web for free?
Sorry for the spelling error, but I was typing while enjoying my morning coffee and breakfast.
Oh, yes. And the progenitor of Fudd's Law: If you push something hard enough it will fall over.
You are paying for the diploma, without which you will not be hired by any company for certain jobs.
If your goal is to be a Starbucks barista, save the money and listen to the recordings.
He discovered it on Wednesday.
They forget the reality of the smartphones.
Back in the 70s many of my college students recorded my lectures. My lecture lab table often had several recorders on it. Students shared the tapes in their study groups. One day I prerecorded a lecture. Walked in the classroom and the students got up and placed and turned on their recorders and I placed my recorder on the table and turned it on play to play my recorded lecture. We all then went over the student center and got something to eat. I later video my lectures and placed them in the library for students to review. Times have changed.
And don’t forget Testicle’s Deviant: “Half of what goes in here must come out there”
Because most students are far more interested in the degree than the knowledge.
You can check a book out of the library to gain knowledge.
Even thirty years ago when I was in school at a rather conservative university, the human sexuality class was nothing more than the university peddling porn.
If it’s a public University then too bad, right?
This would quickly cut down on this sort of liberal crap, AND improve student discipline.
For a group of people so quick to take to the streets in protest against the establishment, I suggest that these students disregard the legal threats and continue to record and post their professor's comments in the name of civil disobedience.
If it's good enough for the goose, it's good enough for the gander.
-PJ
“........their primary aim has become graduating as many leftists as possible.”..........
“Legalized brainwashing” has been their objective for a very, very, very, very, very, very long time. With rules like this article describes, they are well on their way to achieving that objective. Anyone now question why the NEA and their ilk need to be dissolved?
When I was in graduate school (after the dinosaurs ceased roaming the earth but before smart phones) the table in front of the lecturer was covered in a mass of recorders.
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