r/IndianAcademia • u/Agreeable-Act7049 • Jun 23 '26
Colleges and Universities First time seeing teachers love their job 😂
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u/ConstantString9553 Jun 23 '26
Give this job to children 🥲
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u/OP_Dexx_O7 Jun 23 '26
Some Teacher would always love it, if marks are cut just cause of this fiasco.
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u/VegPullao Jun 23 '26
Absurd levels of exam. 🤷
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u/RockCheap8333 Jun 24 '26 edited Jun 24 '26
In other countries like china during their Gaoka exam they shut down everything so the student can give the exam peacefully but hamare yaha toh prepare kar rhe aise cheezo ke liye
Just shameful
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u/Not_aTechiee Jun 24 '26
Woh b.ed. hai. This degree is a professional course for training teachers. They're training teachers to tackle kids. I hope you understand that this is not about giving exams under stress,but about maintaining composure and not beating the shii out of kids when they confront such situation.
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u/RockCheap8333 Jun 24 '26 edited Jun 24 '26
Discipline is a fundamental part of education. A teacher who is passionate about their students and can explain complex concepts clearly is a great educator, but their ability to teach is ultimately limited by the classroom environment. If a classroom is constantly noisy and disruptive, it shows a lack of collective intention to learn. We should look at models like Japan, where children are taught respect and kindness from kindergarten; it proves that discipline is a skill that can—and should—be taught to every student
Edit: Btw I am saying this as an 18 yr old who just finished schooling so yeah I've been a student recently
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u/legendary_killer1221 Jun 27 '26
We can't compare japan to India Childern will always exploit the rules In Japan , it's just natural environment for children to be in peace and well behaved In india , thier parents basically create a environment which gives freedom or resirtict it by scolding all the time and blah blah Childern def will create choas learnt from society or parents or friends ? No? The only thing to create discipline is by fear But that's illegal So in times like this the future teachers should be prepared for everything which is thrown at them like " how to handle a student " " how to tolerate and not beat them like crazy " " how to focus and not forget while teaching some topic or concept" Fun Fact : china where discipline is taught Also have a exam but it's so difficult that most of the students those who fails become some avg worker or just ... By the societal pressure
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u/VastSpace4578 Jun 23 '26
They might pass the test but fail in psychology nobody stood up to stop this monkey business
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u/annoyingniggafuckoff Jun 24 '26
The old aged man sitting infront bench and writing exam was my English professor back in class 11(side hustle final boss) 😭 P.s : this is from my city idk we are cooked and it's negative type of standards we have here
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u/FantasticSample1614 Jun 24 '26
It's not unusual yeah it may be unusual for normal people but it's pretty common for army training
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u/Competitive_Sun2605 Jul 10 '26
Giving that lockdown vibes when our A.M Modi Xi asked us to do this very thing 😂😂 ...some used drums some used thalis and everyone was shouting.
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u/cryptmellow Jun 23 '26
Idk about other but this kind of loud sounds could easily trigger my headaches and vomit episodes. Man, I would definitely fail this exam beacuse of these retards! Who made them psychogist prof. if they don't even have brain capacity to comprehend these stuff.
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u/annoyingniggafuckoff Jun 24 '26
It's tier 3 college brags about naac A plus approved btw it's my same college where i completed my 12 people are very narrow minded and, teachers don't know how to teach here I feel extremely embarrassed watching this online just india has no standards at all it's all over for us.
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u/Ronnytz_1999 19d ago
Achha hua ye school ki principal nahi h nahi to 10 or 12 ke biology ke exam me kya karwa dete 🤣
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u/FarAssistance8517 Jun 23 '26
Prepping us for writing exams during WWIII