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From: jmb36@bton.ac.uk (baker)
Subject: Re: Helping Students
Date: 1997/01/18
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organization: University of Brighton
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Date: 1997-01-18T00:00:00+00:00
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I have no idea why you people get so upset about helping students with
their school work, after all, aren't you here to help pass on your Ada
skills and knowledge? I mean, that's what you'd be doing as I am learning
Ada at the moment.
As to the comment by Jonh English (respect) yes, I know where your office
is, but you are quite busy and not always in. Also, I know that you must
be an accomplished Ada programmer in order to teach the subject, but if
your book is anything to go by, you have little understanding on how to
pass on your obviously extensive knowledge to the complete beginner,
especially one who may not be quite as bright as others in HND1.
Please understand that I'm not trying to slam your book, rather I'm trying
to justify why I didn't come to you for help and asked here instead.
However, it has occurred to me now that I should have come to see you
first and then asked here. 
Apologies, 

Jonathan Baker, Brighton University, UK.
(J.M.Baker@bton.ac.uk)