As stated before this semister I was taking Arabic classes. Everything during this semister was fine, fine until 11:15 when my Arabic class starts: An hour of constant boredom, mixed with the retrospect of a teacher who finds it necessary that girls and guys each sit on seperate sides of the class... Oh, the greatness! Thats all minor stuff compared to the final result: 68/100!!
Pretty much, this is higher than what i expected in my initial post; But still it did sabotage my semi-annual average... My semi-annual average is 88.5, but Arabic is the only subject below 90... My other grades were: 98 in computer organization, 95 in circuits, and 91 in both digital logic design lab and UML...
So now, because of that fucked up class all my other good grades go to hell... FUCK ARABIC!
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Bummer! That must really suck.
At least you're through with it...
:s
Yeah, it sucks... but, sooner or later i had to take it! So im glad im done with it :)
you reminded me of the Arabic 2 course i took in the business administration building, i used to be before that in the nursing faculty! i had to run to get there, and the Dr. was too fat that he sinks in his seat and doesn't bother to take his eyes off the book, BORING TO DEATH ..he was talking to himself. explains the way he wants, he knows nothing about the examination which is one for all.. he came from Hashemite university for one term, it was a disaster!!he always critised the square and the students because we don't behave well and we are not serious enough, this is what he says
well we might have liked arabic language more if we were taught through better books. Its rare to find someone who handles the language very well. except for a school mate who reads the news at the radio station now :)
its nice when you become fluent in any language. my grandfather used to read poetry every night before he sleeps though he was an acountant. he memorised all of "Al Mutanabee" and "Abi Tammam" i would not understand anything if i read it, even when i was at school. plus our fields of study does not keep us aquainted enough with languages and litterature.
Arabic language is not flexible enough and lately not used enough.
I wonder if its a co-incidence, or there is something that makes almost every arabic language teacher so dull, and boring!
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