The Hard days of Teaching in TKJ class
From July 2006 to April 2007, it was a period of teaching experience that haunted my nights and days; created many nightmares, and made my days unpleasant and restless; which left the worst experience of my life. Frankly speaking, teaching in TKJ class was something that made me crazy to remember. I often found only a few students of III TKJ in the classroom for two hours of the last teaching schedule. While in II TKJ, I often had a very passive class; even though nobody had ever played truant. In I TKJ, only a few of the students who did want to concentrate had a class. Apparently, their lives at home have corrupted their motivation of learning, being relaxed free of obeying whatever the desire, lust, wish to want to do. Listening to music, having a joke, watching films, etc or browsing on the internet is what they prefer to enjoy. How can they live in the very short world happily while death is closer than their neck?
