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Can a professor get fired if they never come to class?
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I currently have a professor who is one of the most dishonest instructors I've ever had. The class is supposed to be only in person but on the first day he was on zoom. He made it seem like he was fully coming from another school and he simply couldn't come for the first day. It seemed simple enough and up until after around the drop date he was in person. Then he started having some more classes on zoom and he made it seem like he was alternating every other week with one week in person and one week on zoom. While this wasn't exactly what I signed up for it seemed fine as at least a good chunk of the class would be in person. Then he started not coming to class on the weeks he should have been in person. He made up random excuses for not arriving and at this point it was clear that he's not really working at my school. Most of the class feels very lost and has no idea what's going on in class. I really don't know how this is allowed. Even if he just told the class that some days would be online at the beginning of the semester, I would have liked the honesty and prepared for the class differently or switched to a different class.

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