Next week is exam registration. And with it comes the fun part: Lecturer Evaluation. Now, to make it really fun, this is what you should fill in for RK:

Under 'How do you think this lecturer can improve'...

1. Get her facts right. (You can choose not to write this if you are not strong in History.)

2. Manage her time better. I think she's improving, though.

3. Stay far, far away from iLearn. NAFA would ban her from it if RA happens to read the crap she puts up on the server...

4. Think before she sets questions. Oh, the overlap. Oh, the repeats. Oh, the horrible difference in standard. Oh, and I HATE LUCKY DRAW-STYLE HISTORY.

5. Do not sneak questions on the students. Does anyone really expect us to keep our eyes glued to iLearn for her next homework update? We have lives, you know, unlike someone.

6. Give homework WHEN school starts, not BEFORE. Actually the only major victim of this questionable ethic is princess, but this is related to point 5. When school starts on January 12 and you give homework on New Year's Day, what are you trying to prove? School hasn't officially started, so what's this crap? It's not holiday homework either, because it wasn't given at the start of the hols.

7. Give less homework, for Christ's sake. Does any of the Year 1s realize that History was 2 credits last academic year? They bumped it up to 3 this year, to reflect the overly heavy workload. It is NOT a cue for her to further increase it.

8. Express herself clearly. Is there anyone in NAFA who was never confused by her myriad of assignments, with instructions only half typed in? And then penalized for it?

9. Grow some brains. 'Nuff said.

Rebecca... Have you been praying?

No, you have not.

You have been cut off from the Lord... for He is trying to tell you not to oppress your fellow man, and you do not hear. Think about it... You said that pleasing God is all that matters. But is it? Jesus's message was one of love, after all. So where is your love for your students? Sneaking assignments on them via internet... Giving unclear instructions... and cryptic replies when they actually do make an effort to find out what you actually want.

Do you think this is pleasing to Him?

James 1:5

'If any of you lacks wisdom, he should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to him.'

So ask God for some of the wisdom that you are in such great need of.