Undercover Boss is Asked to Substitute Teach a Chemistry Class!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ค. 2023
- The Chancellor of the University of California system is asked to substitute teach a chemistry class, and fumbles the job!
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She's amazing. Well done for seeing this and lauding her with an eponymous scholarship.
She is a great lady to have on your staff so nice her boss got to meet, appreciate, and thank her
An excellent lady educator at a college level and an appreciative and wonderfully humble boss who cares about the work his faculty member is providing. Wow. There needs to be so much more like both of them. Well done U Cal.
Standing for the class isn't easy. It's hard work.
Yep. Tell me about it. 46 years teaching. It is not easy.
Many bosses can't cope with what lower staff members manage.
Welcome to another episode of boss goes undercover only to find out employees are doing much better than they can.
That's the secret to running a good business, hire people who are better than you at the job.
Yeah except the boss can learn his employees skill/trade easily. The employees on the other hand are not as easily able to learn and be what takes to be the boss.
Just remember, it’s always harder work to be the boss than to be the employee. Not physically, but in all other aspects.
@@generalbunsenburner1269 lol are you a boss? Because this sounds like a lot of copium. The same way landlords say they are worse off/harder hit than their tenants.
If you are the CEO not only do you have to not worry about daily struggles like affording food/rent/heating, you also don't have to answer to anyone except your shareholders, can shuffle your day to suit you etc.
For unskilled jobs: Anyone can scan a barcode, pack a box, or wash a plate. It's about how fast you can do it, how well and how you respond to problems. Once machines can self repair and use foresight to reduce risk etc, we won't need human workers. With trades you aren't paying for the materials/machinery etc. You're paying for their knowledge.
For skilled jobs such as this: anyone can read a textbook. However you can't learn and therefore teach unless you understand what you just read. Hence why he failed so miserably.
Everytime I watch these kinds of shows. I feel ever boss should have to do the lowest rank job including retail etc. For a minimum of 5 years at the medium or lowest rated place of their company. High turn over rates and they constantly bounce different stores and stay there for a week.
This Ms Larson is absolutely beautiful and sooooo smart.
Where's his rolling Meth Lab?
WALTER WHITE??????????
Hold on. This isn't high school? Pfft. This barely counts. I'd like to see him handle my year 11s!
In my community College, the only sub could be another prof- or else it would be a walk.
What a wonderful episode. Fantastic educator
What episode was this and what company does this guy even run?
Read the info
Proud of you, Professor Larsen!
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He looks like he is the one who knocked
I'm kind of surprised the professor didn't recognize the chancellor.
Beautiful ❤
I don't get it.
Why would a "boss" (I am not sure what that means in this context) be expected to be a teacher?
In any specialized discipline the employee should be better at doing their job than the boss is. If the boss is better, they are probably really bad at being a boss because they are spending their time doing the work instead of doing the bossing.
This makes no sense why he would be there.
Disregarding the fact most bosses refuse to acknowledge the contribution by their staff, I was actually trying for the life of me guess what the answer was.
I am so rusty in my A Level chemistry, though I couldn't remember what hydrolysis was until looking up what it was fundamentaly and instantly associating with water in salt where the ionic bond breaks down and chlorine and sodium are suspended in water molecules. Because of them bringing up acids, I legit confused the question with Redox (Oxidation-Reduction).
So in a nutshell, these are pretty baby questions, understandably so as this looks like a uni lecture and to my knowledge, Undergrad is obligated to cover the basics from square one.
Wouldn't have my physics degree without such thing.
Me too. But it was 30+ years since I've had chem classes, and the only time I used any of them even slightly was over 20 years ago (when I used to develop my own film before I went digital)
What a mustache! lololol
If i was in that class i would just assume this was his make a wish
Who would make a wish to be humiliated infront of students lol
bro is NOT Walter White
That's what TAs are for.
I'm so glad we have equity and diversity and safe spaces and multi gendered living beings
Shut up 😂.
He made it worse
Yeah, this is realistic. Drop the guy in a classroom with tech he has never used - not before the class, but when all the students are already present. Stupid. The subs I had put on movies or turned the class into a social period regardless of subject.
umm you sure you went to a university? You sure it wasnt middle school? lmfao
@@Sarubotai in HS it was movies, too. In college my professors never had subs. Class would be cancelled.
@@clownfishcanjuggle ok... video is about university setting. not hs...
the sad thing is students are still paying tuition for this poor quality class
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Gyyaaattt
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1st of all, all you're doing is be littering somebody else and making yourself feel better. I suffer from dyslexia and those kids were laughing at that man when he was trying to speak. If that's not cyberbullying I don't know what it's. Even if it's not towards you that's f***** u*
First of all.... they're in the same room so definitely not cyber bullying
Soft? Heal through the pain. You complaining about assholes aint gonna help your mental fortitude
@@Creevster second of all, you are right
@@Creevster third of all, i'd say none of them are even good points
What? The whole point is that substitute teaching is DAMN hard. Even if he was a chemist it's hard to do substitute teaching.
And wow people got paid for making this show dumbest one to date...
Sociological pressures?
You mean to say women just don't want to go into those fields? Whys that a problem? Why do we *need* more women in science?
What we need is for people to do what they're happy and good at doing. If its being a rocket engineer, great. If its being a stay at home parent, also great.
The only pressure are from people who insist kids should go into a stem subject because there's not enough women there.
And they will never use any of this pointless knowledge ever again
They're in university. They're there to become scientists. They absolutely will use that knowledge, and it's not pointless for them.
I mean you probably work in a McDonald's, so it's useless to you, but like, to educated people, it's useful.
Considering that they're in university, I'd assume that their aim is to go into a field that would involve this sort of thing
@@declan5890 sometimes classes you take are mandatory but you don’t use them much in your field though. Ex. Calculus for a biology degree.
So the fact she was female was HIGHLY desirable... Was her being a person of "color" also a huge help?
What were here pronouns tho?
Idk man maybe you'd be able to do something like this if you didn't drop out of elementary school to marry your cousin.
And why did Anheuser Bush not issue a can for this dedicated, intelligent, real woman. They're not hard to find Belgium, EU, woke company!!!
You type like you huff petrol.