It's maths

By bastawhiz - 18/09/2009 02:23 - United States

Today, a professor approached me in the hall to ask if, since I'm a math major, I could tutor one of her communications majors in a required Calculus course. Apparently the volunteer tutor the school provides "is a complete dumbass." I'm the school's volunteer tutor. FML
I agree, your life sucks 36 811
You deserved it 4 508

Same thing different taste

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kellster 2

You volunteer tutor?? Dude, get yourself paid for that gig! I used to tutor in university and you can make some decent cash that way! Although, no offense, but it sounds like you're not a very good tutor. So, plan: improve your tutoring, then insist on pay.

bastawhiz, nice to meet you. You're a complete dumb ass.

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FAKE. Since when do communications majors have a "required calculus course"?

Radio Communications do. The fourier series use a lot of trig too.

I'm a communication major... I have calcus... Calculus for dummies, but still calculus. And yes, it's required, or I definitely wouldn't have done it. Calculus

fxdxhk90 0

If you suck that much, just teach them how to differentiate and integrate using calculator software, rather then using math. Also, just teach em how to use integral sheets to look up answers. You don't actually have to teach that much calculus.

If someone is not able to understand calculus, there is a 0% probability that they will ever have the need for it in real life. Just knowing when to use it is the most important part.

You're the ONLY volunteer tutor the school has? Small school or what?

You deserve it for being a dumbass? Cmon, if you're really a shitty tutor then why not take some time to work on it first? Nobody wants to take lessons from a dumbass

Did you tell the professor that the" dumbass volunteer tutor" is smart enough NOT to tutor the kid who won't pass without your help?

myang12 0

haha.. I feel sorry for you..

Or maybe we could consider that the teacher's in the wrong? Obviously the OP isn't bad at maths if the teacher specifically asked them as someone they knew was capable. Rumours and word of mouth can give you a reputation you didn't deserve - the teacher probably heard that the tutor was a dumbass and tried to find someone good at math, aka the OP.

Or the teacher only knew one math major personally. hence why the teacher asked op

Wait... then... why would he be asking you in the first place if he thought you were a "complete dumbass?"