Nah , it ' s Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye <| sep |> I taught in Prague Czech Republic , Cairo Egypt and Tuxtla Gutierrez Mexico . These were incredible personal experiences and I think they helped me understand what is great about our system in Canada and what can go wrong in different circumstances . I think it helps to see practices elsewhere that no one would consider back home . <| sep |> Oh well , thanks ! The wiki was misleading , so I wasn ' t sure how to take that <| sep |> I loved physics , I hated Chemistry . For physics there was an underlying sense of logic that you could learn , extrapolate , and apply to different situations . There werent exceptions . The laws were the laws . Know them and you can understand all the rest mostly . But for chemistry it was like each bond was tought as a new and unique situation . The molecules like beings with personalities that like this one but dont like that one . Why the fuck does it form this chemical chain instead of that one ? Every time i asked all i got was the answer is too complex . You wont understand until the 400 level classes . WELL PROFESSOR I WONT EVER GET THERE IF I DONT UNDERSTAND NOW . Its this backwards approach that pisses me off . They teach you the wrong answer because its easier to understand then have you relearn the right answer later . No , fuck that . Teach me the right answer from day one . I dont care how long it takes . Once you really understand WHY then everything else just sort of flows from there . Thats the only way i mastered calculus . I cant just memorize formulas and mathematical behaviors ie a number to the zero power is 1 . I need to know why . I failed calculus twice until i got a professor who took the time in office hours to explain the underlying logic of calculus and why things are they way they are and how and why derivation and integration actually work . Once i understood that calculus was fucking easy . Pulled an A after two years of F ' s .