Perhaps many students have more than one major class like mine, especially students in economics and politics in social science. In my case-my major is politics and diplomatic-all major classes have a lot of students; the less one has about 70 students. What do you think about this kind of situation? This is a problem that must be resolved firstly and by all means for student and also professor. The right that students have classes of high quality is foremost among their rights. But in the big class, there are no question, no communication and no energy. Of course, cyber campus is used to help this class but I think there is a limit. It is just a kind of tool for supporting a class. There is no dynamic discussion. For professor, it is very important for them to teach students on their own way in university. A big class, however, do not permit it. Big class’ professors make a class in similar way. They just teach like high school’s teacher.
Having a class and learning my major is a sort of core of my school life. But sometimes I feel that I have a class in the academy just for a sort of examination, not school. I often have a question that “Do I pay the most expensive tuition among schools for such classes?”.
School always says that they do their best for student’s welfare, but sadly they don’t resolve the most significant problem above. Clean restroom, great buildings like ECC are not as important as good class. I seriously hope I have small classes with about 30 students and I know other students want that. Be a small.