My Module Tutors

I am pursuing BEd ENG/GEO in Samtse College of Education as a first-year student. We have five modules which includes Academic skills (ACS), Psychology (PSY), Dzongkha (Dzo), Education for Development (EFD), and Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Now, let me write about how I felt about this module tutors. Firstly, my ACS module tutor was very active starting from day one. Just hearing her speak would make me feel active and energized. She gives her best while teaching and to be honest she teaches the best among all. But I don't know why I felt so insecure and felt like she didn't like me. I always feared her, but nothing happened she was nice till the end. Talking about PSY module tutor she is the calmest person I have ever met in my life. She has that patience and understanding which makes me admire her a lot. Despite this, her class was really boring as I would always fall asleep and on top, her voice tone is really soft. Moving on to EFD module tutor, he was really understanding and gave his best at whatever he taught, but I hardly enjoyed his class and got nothing on my head. I am worried how I will be doing this module's exam. My Dzongkha tutor was not liked by many of my classmates including myself right from the beginning as he would scold us like as if we were kindergarten students. But he was nice and soft when the semester was coming to an end, which was unexpected. Lastly, my ICT tutor who was very frank till the end. It was his class that made me laugh the most and our classmates would always crack some jokes with him. I am grateful to all my tutors for bearing with us through this semester.

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