The details in this will be vague, for obvious reasons. A family member is taking an academic class "taught" by a person who speaks almost no English.
In business, the customer is supposedly always right. But it looks to me as if in the world of higher education the student, who is paying to take the class, does not have the reasonable expectation to have an instructor standing at the front of the classroom who can speak intelligibly. As is, maybe one word out of twenty gets through. At the last class meeting, the family member caught what may have been "molecule" but that may not have been the case.
It would seem that nobody in the ivory tower of Administration ever sits in on classes.
What think the mighty minds of Texags?
In business, the customer is supposedly always right. But it looks to me as if in the world of higher education the student, who is paying to take the class, does not have the reasonable expectation to have an instructor standing at the front of the classroom who can speak intelligibly. As is, maybe one word out of twenty gets through. At the last class meeting, the family member caught what may have been "molecule" but that may not have been the case.
It would seem that nobody in the ivory tower of Administration ever sits in on classes.
What think the mighty minds of Texags?