Hi Sheba,
Your professor was out of line speaking to you that way. Only you knows how hard you've worked throughout the year. You've definitely proven yourself with the papers you've had published. Try not to let this get to you too much even though it may seem difficult. Fight these thoughts, and remind yourself that you have indeed worked tremendously hard and no one is perfect. If you're having doubts, review some of your work.. it will make you feel great and remind you of your successes.
Hold your head up,
Sylvie, Bilingual Health Educator
I don't know if this is the best section for this topic.
Yesterday I ended argueing (ehm almost figthing) with my professor. Wasn't my fault. But simply a bad momment to talk with her. And she nearly offended me and told that Ia realy a poor student etc. and that also I'm not working hard enough and not studying enough.
This is the prof version.
As for me I have three papers published in the last period and one of them will be published on a workshop proceedeng with Springer. I think that is not so bad as she tells me.
Itried not to tell anything. I only aknowleged but it was a great
effort from my side. I wanted to tell her that she has no respect for
the people and to tell her that at a human level il a great round zero.
The problem is that even if I know very well that I'm not the last people on earth, and that I've done something in the last period I ended not sleepling at all last night and feeling very depressed and angry. Obviusly this morning I felt ever worst after a whole night looking to the moon...
How could I react better in this situations? I get depressed and feel very bad. sometimes I event start to think that the things she is telling me are in part true...
