renix

Thank you for posting his resume soozie from vermont. That was...ridiculous. I've read his bio page already. I don't have anything against people showing appreciation. He is very organized and a good speaker - much better than most. I enjoy his class. But talking about buildings isn't the life changing experience you'll get from say...philosophy.

"How do you know how inspiring this professor is if you have only had classes for less than two weeks? "

How do the people clapping for him know how inspiring he is? The same way I see what I see, obviously. I bet most people in the class (all 450 or so) have never had him before.

If you would like to continue to argue ridiculous points and post someone's resume credentials to make a point to me fine but I can tell you it's a waste of time.

soozievt

I'll be sure to not waste any more of your time and you can be sure that what I post is no longer "laughable" as you posted earlier on the thread or no longer "ridiculous" as you posted this evening here. I do not find this discourse to be polite, and so I won't waste time either.

By the way, I did not post the professor's credentials but only pointed out that he had won awards for TEACHING.

renix

"By the way, I did not post the professor's credentials but only pointed out that he had won awards for TEACHING."

"A credential is an attestation of qualification, competence, or authority issued to an individual by a third party with a relevant de jure or de facto authority or assumed competence to do so."

Hmmm... but to be fair your also posted that he teaches at Yale and that's not so much an award as a job (on resume?)


Not that it matters though since this conversation is now null and void.

renix

Unfortunately I am not in your daughter's section. I was really looking forward to mentioning our bickering