¿Por qué nadie me hace caso?

no me estraña que estos esten en contra de la "ley organica de la universidades", justamente la elección de un claustro hace que a estos tipos se les caiga el pelo... por suerte, apenas no hay en mi facultad.
Y hoy han pasado encuestas en clase, para valorar al profesor de cara a una renovación... jejejeje.

Pues la verdad me parece bastante bien lo del descanso, sobre todo si vais bien con el temario ... si vais mal y os mete caña el clase eso ya es otro cosa ...
Nosotros aunque no demos clase el lunes, nos dijo que hay que mirar, porque el lo daria el lunes, pero cómo es fiesta ... que fiesta nunca hay que hacer... hay que estudiar todos los días algo nuevo... eso nos dice...

No es mal profesor. De hecho, da unos buenos apuntes. Es la única asignatura en la que luego no tengo que pasar los apuntes. Lo malo que tiene es que tiene de cada cosa... (Se comenta por ahí [es decir, nos lo dijo el de psicología] que es el mayor partidario de el "aprobado porque sí" en la Comisión de Convalidación)

Hoy le hemos visto zumbando por ahí... así que a lo mejor lo del viaje era algo importante jajaja

Gente como esa es la que hace falta en mi facultad Pablo, dí que sí ;-D

no, si la universidad no es como antes. Hace unos años, nosotros dictábamos cuando era puente ilegal... ahora, son los propios profesores...

qué mal educados les tenéis, hijos mios (lo dice uno q acabó la carrera hace cuatro meses...)

hale...

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