The University of Sydney?
Recently, Jason Chan, a lecture teacher majoring in information technology at the University of Sydney, was removed from the list of teachers for no reason!
It is reported that, Jason Chan, the Lecture teacher of the ENGG1801 (Engineering Computing) course, is very popular with students for his humorous teaching style, but he was suddenly removed from the staff list during the 13th week of the school course, which is the final phase. The school mailbox was also cancelled.
A teacher named Caren Han will replace him as the new Lecture teacher for the ENGG1801 course.
In a statement, the school explained:
Jason Chan was not fired and was still employed at the University of Sydney, but did not explain why he was removed from the course list, only to say that Jason Chan did not teach for the time being.
On Lecture in week 12, Jason Chan had hinted to students that he was not sure he would be able to teach this course on a permanent basis. He said he could not explain in detail to his students the reasons behind it, except that there were very evil people at work.
Jason Chan said he left because a professor who had deliberately reduced the ratings of students expressing dissatisfaction with his course had been battling the professor, who was the super-evil person. Although Chan said he could reveal more, he didn`t want to say that he just said he was in a head-on confrontation with the professor.
The following is the text of Jason`s speech:
I`m not sure if I`ll be able to stand here in the future, and I can`t give an exact explanation, but there`s a special evil guy who`s been behind the scenes, and although I can`t say his name, I can tell you that he`s a lecture teacher. I was shocked to hear about him for the first time. He would reduce the scores for the students who gave him bad grades, and I`ve been fighting him since. For that reason, I`m not sure I`m going to stand here next week to continue teaching.
The following week, Jason Chan was removed from the list of ENGG1801 courses, which Jason had long enjoyed as a teacher, with 800 students taking his course each semester, with an overall satisfaction of 4.19 to 5. Because the teaching quality is very high, also received the school recognition.
The removal of Jason from the faculty list reflects years of fraud and insider problems at the University of Sydney`s School of Information Technology. But at last someone came out and was treated like this.
