i was hoping for some scout from Armani or Gucci to roam around our campus, spot my CN1111 lecurer Mark Saeys, and take him away as a fashion model. That way he wouldn't have to teach us. Fortunately, that's not needed anymore because he already gave his last lecture a while ago. Some other guy, hopefully a more adept one in teaching, would take over.
Now, i rarely describe anyone as 'gorgeous', but i'm going to use that word right now. mark saeys is undoubtedly gorgeous. he wears specs so he looks nerdy, but he kind of reminds me of the geeky Clark in Superman. he's probably the most knockout teacher/lecturer i will ever have in my life. he is extremely smart too. he knows an awful lot of stuff, and he often assumes we know what he's talking about, but actually we don't .
one time during a five-minute break in our 2-hour lecture, i went to the toilet and i overheard another girl saying 'i don't learn anything from mark'.
but he's not that bad. he tries to be funny too. i guess it's because he and his students have immensely diverse backgrounds. they have their own ways in belgium and we have our own ways here in singapore. he's been to many other prestigious universities but i bet it's his first time to teach here in NUS.
and i didn't take CN1111 to be taught by a dreamboat. for me, it's more important that i actually learn something from the module.
but on a more positive note, if incomprehensible lecturers are a given, then just staring at Mark Saeys' face makes a 2-hour lecture bearable.
Now, i rarely describe anyone as 'gorgeous', but i'm going to use that word right now. mark saeys is undoubtedly gorgeous. he wears specs so he looks nerdy, but he kind of reminds me of the geeky Clark in Superman. he's probably the most knockout teacher/lecturer i will ever have in my life. he is extremely smart too. he knows an awful lot of stuff, and he often assumes we know what he's talking about, but actually we don't .
one time during a five-minute break in our 2-hour lecture, i went to the toilet and i overheard another girl saying 'i don't learn anything from mark'.
but he's not that bad. he tries to be funny too. i guess it's because he and his students have immensely diverse backgrounds. they have their own ways in belgium and we have our own ways here in singapore. he's been to many other prestigious universities but i bet it's his first time to teach here in NUS.
and i didn't take CN1111 to be taught by a dreamboat. for me, it's more important that i actually learn something from the module.
but on a more positive note, if incomprehensible lecturers are a given, then just staring at Mark Saeys' face makes a 2-hour lecture bearable.
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