Dear Sir Mal (ng TENTEN)
Sir Mal is knowledgeable and clearly knows what he is teaching, but he seems to have very little patience. I'm genuinely concerned kung bakit palagi siyang highblood. Nung una, gets ko kung bakit niya pinagsasabihan yung mga students na paulit-ulit ang tanong, pero parang madalas siyang mag-snap sa students niya kapag nagtatanong, kahit may sense naman yung tanong ng bata. He would entertain the questions, sure, but not without pointing out how "dumb" the questions were. I know we have different opinions about this, but for me, as a teacher, you have to understand that not everyone has the same level of understanding of the lessons. Some might get the topics instantly because they've already encountered them multiple times, while others might not understand them as quickly because these concepts weren't really used or encountered during their undergraduate studies. I'm not saying na hindi mo puwedeng pagsabihan ang students mo. What I'm trying to say is that you could be more patient and understanding. Pwede mo namang sabihin na panoorin na lang yung recording kung ayaw mo nang i-address yung question ng student, without getting angry or irritated. Because when you get mad every time someone asks a question, it creates an environment where students become afraid to ask questions.
Minsan napapaisip ako kung ganyan ka rin ba sa mga patients mo or magiging patients mo. Siyempre, hindi naman maiiwasan na may makulit na pasyente na maraming tanong dahil hindi niya naiintindihan yung sakit na mayroon siya.
If you read this, Sir, I hope you don't get mad. Katulad ng sinabi mo sa amin noon, "Magdo-doctor tapos ayaw mapagsabihan." I think that also applies to you. You also said na huwag umattend ng class kung pagod or hindi okay. I get it, kasi hindi nga naman maiintindihan nang mabuti ng bata ang lesson kapag hindi siya in a good condition. But that also applies to you, Sir.
I think one of the factors kung bakit mabilis kang mag-snap ay dahil baka pagod ka. You look physically tired, and based on your tone, you also seem tired of the students' questions.
Ayun lang po, I hope you're getting enough rest para naman hindi ka na ma-highblood.