Module chair.

I don't know if you fellow republicans (buzz off kennie, u damn singapore poly-ian) ever had a module chair take ur lessons. before today, i never had one, and all i heard was bad things about them.

Today. Everything i heard was confirmed.

Right off as she walked into the class, no smile, no "good morning" no nothing but a glower. People walked in 1 or 2 minutes late and she gives no chance. As the lesson started, she rattled off a long list of rules and expectations.

And the worse was to come during the third meeting.

Anyone who has been with me in a team for a long period of time knows that there is nothing more i HATE than having my slides questioned. So i try my best to research, iron out all the wrinkles, make sure there is nothing left to ask.

But omg, this module chair for C215 Web Multimedia seemed almost like she was target practice in a firing range during world war 2.

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Had i been a more dramatic lad, i would've clutched my heart in agony, puked out white foam, yelled in considerable pain before falling to the floor.

But i wasn't, i stood my ground, i answered her questions calmly and directly like Neo from the Matrix does when bullets comes his way. And i'm glad to say, i survived.

Then, the most horrible rule came. The one i hate most in any faci. I only have experienced one other who does it, Rick Low, my yr 1 sem 2 Ent faci. The dreaded rule. "Laptops down when others are presenting."

With that, she condemned me, blasted me into a miserable entity of boredom as the other 4 teams after me repeated basically what my team had said.

Ah, what cruelty.

Ok, i'm being a bit too dramatic.




Class aspect is improving greatly, i like my team today. hardworking people who have fun...