Students and Senseis

[BishamonSama]

I'm going to try and keep this brief.

I've noticed that a lot of the current Senseis have been saying that prospective students have to "try out" or have to "prove themselves" in order to receive teaching. This is completely backwards. Sure, it maeks sense for students to prove themselves worthy of learning a custom element, but students interested in learning only standard jutsus should not have to prove ANYTHING. EVERYONE is inherently worthy of basic training like that. Senseis should not discriminate against prospective students based on their abilities, personalities, or anything else.

Senseis, I think you've gotten a bit too comfortable and a bit too lazy. Just because you have an orange, or, in some cases, blue, name does not mean that you are somehow above everyone else. You may possess more jutsus and more battle experience than other RP members, but that does not make you superior to anyone. Shinobi should be judged based on their character, not based on their strength in battle. And Senseis, I don't mean to sound like a hypocrit, a policeman, or a wannabe Moderator, but if you don't step down from your high pedestals of vanity, you will have to personally answer to me in battle.

I suggest that the Senseis ALL adopt a policy of "ask and you shall receive": if a student asks for training in basic jutsus, you must give it to them. Even if you teach them only one jutsu on one day, it's worth it. You don't even need to form a lasting bond with that student - just teach them a couple of jutsus. If all of the senseis work together in that way, the RP section can be vastly improved.

I hope my suggestion is taken into consideration, and thank you for your time.

 

[-Mugen-]

I'm going to try and keep this brief.

I've noticed that a lot of the current Senseis have been saying that prospective students have to "try out" or have to "prove themselves" in order to receive teaching. This is completely backwards. Sure, it maeks sense for students to prove themselves worthy of learning a custom element, but students interested in learning only standard jutsus should not have to prove ANYTHING. EVERYONE is inherently worthy of basic training like that. Senseis should not discriminate against prospective students based on their abilities, personalities, or anything else.

Senseis, I think you've gotten a bit too comfortable and a bit too lazy. Just because you have an orange, or, in some cases, blue, name does not mean that you are somehow above everyone else. You may possess more jutsus and more battle experience than other RP members, but that does not make you superior to anyone. Shinobi should be judged based on their character, not based on their strength in battle. And Senseis, I don't mean to sound like a hypocrit, a policeman, or a wannabe Moderator, but if you don't step down from your high pedestals of vanity, you will have to personally answer to me in battle.

I suggest that the Senseis ALL adopt a policy of "ask and you shall receive": if a student asks for training in basic jutsus, you must give it to them. Even if you teach them only one jutsu on one day, it's worth it. You don't even need to form a lasting bond with that student - just teach them a couple of jutsus. If all of the senseis work together in that way, the RP section can be vastly improved.

I hope my suggestion is taken into consideration, and thank you for your time.

Yes.But this does not apply to some senseis.Like Mugiwara or Hasashi(his new)

 

[BishamonSama]

Right. I'm sure there are multiple examples of outstanding Senseis who train students without any of my listed problems. But still, I think that my suggestion is worthy taking into account for all of the Senseis.

 

[-Mugen-]

Right. I'm sure there are multiple examples of outstanding Senseis who train students without any of my listed problems. But still, I think that my suggestion is worthy taking into account for all of the Senseis.

Yes you are right.Nexus should put surveillance on them:zonder:

 

[BishamonSama]

Lol, well maybe not necessarily surveillance - that would be too much work for the Mods. But we could make it so that if a student is refused basic training by a Sensei, they can just report it to the Mods, who would look into it and implement any punishment(s) seen fit.

 

[Sinister]

I'm going to try and keep this brief.

I've noticed that a lot of the current Senseis have been saying that prospective students have to "try out" or have to "prove themselves" in order to receive teaching. This is completely backwards. Sure, it maeks sense for students to prove themselves worthy of learning a custom element, but students interested in learning only standard jutsus should not have to prove ANYTHING. EVERYONE is inherently worthy of basic training like that. Senseis should not discriminate against prospective students based on their abilities, personalities, or anything else.

Senseis, I think you've gotten a bit too comfortable and a bit too lazy. Just because you have an orange, or, in some cases, blue, name does not mean that you are somehow above everyone else. You may possess more jutsus and more battle experience than other RP members, but that does not make you superior to anyone. Shinobi should be judged based on their character, not based on their strength in battle. And Senseis, I don't mean to sound like a hypocrit, a policeman, or a wannabe Moderator, but if you don't step down from your high pedestals of vanity, you will have to personally answer to me in battle.

I suggest that the Senseis ALL adopt a policy of "ask and you shall receive": if a student asks for training in basic jutsus, you must give it to them. Even if you teach them only one jutsu on one day, it's worth it. You don't even need to form a lasting bond with that student - just teach them a couple of jutsus. If all of the senseis work together in that way, the RP section can be vastly improved.

I hope my suggestion is taken into consideration, and thank you for your time.

Thats Crazy O_O

But i agree and disagree with part your last paragraph

I suggest that the Senseis ALL adopt a policy of "ask and you shall receive": if a student asks for training in basic jutsus, you must give it to them.

This would put sensei's in a position where people will probably demand training if this is enforced. not saying we cant train them it just the hassle of everytime someone asks for something we have to do it. I may be interpreting this wrong but thats what it struck me as.

 

[BishamonSama]

Thats Crazy O_O

But i agree and disagree with part your last paragraph




This would put sensei's in a position where people will probably demand training if this is enforced. not saying we cant train them it just the hassle of everytime someone asks for something we have to do it. I may be interpreting this wrong but thats what it struck me as.

Nope, you interpretted it correctly.

Right now, people aren't receiving enough training. There are people who don't know basic jutsus who desperately want to learn them. At the same time, there are Senseis who refuse to teach people who have no prior experience. It really isn't that big of a hassle for the Senseis to teach very basic jutsus to those students. Think of it this way: there are a decent number of Senseis on NB, and there are also a decent number of people who still need to learn basic jutsus. If ALL of the Senseis taught each of those people one or two basic jutsus every once in a while (with the students indicating when they'd like to be taught), then real progress in the RP section could be made, at least as far as universal battle experience is concerned.

 

['-Hellknight-']

I'm going to try and keep this brief.

I've noticed that a lot of the current Senseis have been saying that prospective students have to "try out" or have to "prove themselves" in order to receive teaching. This is completely backwards. Sure, it maeks sense for students to prove themselves worthy of learning a custom element, but students interested in learning only standard jutsus should not have to prove ANYTHING. EVERYONE is inherently worthy of basic training like that. Senseis should not discriminate against prospective students based on their abilities, personalities, or anything else.

Senseis, I think you've gotten a bit too comfortable and a bit too lazy. Just because you have an orange, or, in some cases, blue, name does not mean that you are somehow above everyone else. You may possess more jutsus and more battle experience than other RP members, but that does not make you superior to anyone. Shinobi should be judged based on their character, not based on their strength in battle. And Senseis, I don't mean to sound like a hypocrit, a policeman, or a wannabe Moderator, but if you don't step down from your high pedestals of vanity, you will have to personally answer to me in battle.

I suggest that the Senseis ALL adopt a policy of "ask and you shall receive": if a student asks for training in basic jutsus, you must give it to them. Even if you teach them only one jutsu on one day, it's worth it. You don't even need to form a lasting bond with that student - just teach them a couple of jutsus. If all of the senseis work together in that way, the RP section can be vastly improved.

I hope my suggestion is taken into consideration, and thank you for your time.

from all the senseis on the forums your the only one who apparently care about being a sensei and teaching others. i AGREED with everything that your saying, especially the part About having an orange ,or blue name.

:devil:

 

[Ragnaroc]

from all the senseis on the forums your the only one who apparently care about being a sensei and teaching others. i AGREED with everything that your saying, especially the part About having an orange ,or blue name.

:devil:

you do know Bisha isn't a sensei anymore

more importantly, i do think its necessary for some testing because than how do you, as a sensei, know how well that person as learned for another sensei, because all of the sensei's have different ways to teach the students. this also gives the sensei a chance to see how the student fights against someone stronger than them and to see if they properly employ tactics in their fights.

and you also have to remember that mods who are also sensei's are busy with doing mod related stuff, whether its checking fights, bios or customs and that sometimes causes mods to say no to someone because they are just too busy at the moment. though sensei's with orange names should never say no to a student unless they don't know the ability they want trained it, they should still help the student find the proper sensei

 

[~Hasashi~]

ok firstly before i sound like a hypocrite the message i have on my profile is for people who want to learn everything i know (8 gates, my customs, customs elements i can teach ect...)


i have been a sensei for less then 2 days and i have over 10 students


if i were to say yes to EVERY person that asked for training frankly i would quit my sensei job

people cant demand that i take time out of my life in real life and on NB (afterall NB is forum am i not allowed to enjoy it like everyone else just because some people want to be trained now)

and I can understand not training someone b/c you don't like them

b/c if someone i completely dislike asks for training and i accept and all they do is copy and paste what i write then it will piss me off and i will deny them training





also the reason it got to the point (which i agree on) that sensei just deny students b/c of skill/personality is b/c a couple months back students DEMANDED training
and if a sensei said ''ask someone else i am busy'' they would reply and say ''why don't you ever train me''

or if the sensei is overflowing with students and says he doesn't have room some students would say ''why does he get training and not me''

frankly us sensei have lives + we want to have fun on NB just like everyone else we cant give training to EVERY single person that asks for it


then again we cant deny everyone as long as it is balanced (which right now i believe it is) i don't see the problem

 

[Xylon]

I'm going to try and keep this brief.

I've noticed that a lot of the current Senseis have been saying that prospective students have to "try out" or have to "prove themselves" in order to receive teaching. This is completely backwards. Sure, it maeks sense for students to prove themselves worthy of learning a custom element, but students interested in learning only standard jutsus should not have to prove ANYTHING. EVERYONE is inherently worthy of basic training like that. Senseis should not discriminate against prospective students based on their abilities, personalities, or anything else.

Senseis, I think you've gotten a bit too comfortable and a bit too lazy. Just because you have an orange, or, in some cases, blue, name does not mean that you are somehow above everyone else. You may possess more jutsus and more battle experience than other RP members, but that does not make you superior to anyone. Shinobi should be judged based on their character, not based on their strength in battle. And Senseis, I don't mean to sound like a hypocrit, a policeman, or a wannabe Moderator, but if you don't step down from your high pedestals of vanity, you will have to personally answer to me in battle.

I suggest that the Senseis ALL adopt a policy of "ask and you shall receive": if a student asks for training in basic jutsus, you must give it to them. Even if you teach them only one jutsu on one day, it's worth it. You don't even need to form a lasting bond with that student - just teach them a couple of jutsus. If all of the senseis work together in that way, the RP section can be vastly improved.

I hope my suggestion is taken into consideration, and thank you for your time.

I would like to clear myself up from this, the way i teach goes into the very details of a technique. To properly do my my job i tend to provide images to describe the looks, the hand seal so the student may get an idea of how long does the technique actually takes to be executed, and other stuff like the many variations of a technique. The method requires quite alot of typing to do, and obviously i can and i do have other stuff i care about more. Most student i get at the beginning stages of my senseiship couldn't keep up to it or it was that was constantly losing interest. Im not criticizing any other sensei by my different method as i think a student should not only post the jutsu but he should know what he's actually doing. When some1 asks me i say prove yourself due to the fact that my training might not give him the intended profits. Now, i can train ordinarily as well in fact its my own ease in it but i still keep my way cause i think its my responsibility to teach my students properly =/
that was my clearance, though i'll happily agree to whatever this discussion would conclude in and re-adopt myself

 

[Pervyy]

I dont think students should have to prove themselves for basic jutsu at all, but kg and c.e training is a different story in my eyes...

If a sensei is able to teach a student i think they should without question, they applied to be a sensei and with that comes responsibility...

On the other hand if a sensei doesnt have time to train students shouldnt pester them...

 

[Lord of Kaos.]

I think that the sensais are people too and they shouldnt be forced to train students because they might be busy do something else in their life or just dont feel like it that they So i think the best solution is having more senseis which is happening as we speak
Pervy, mugen ,inwger are being tested now so will just have to wait a little longer

 

[Pervyy]

I think that the sensais are people too and they shouldnt be forced to train students because they might be busy do something else in their life or just dont feel like it that they So i think the best solution is having more senseis which is happening as we speak
Pervy, mugen ,inwger are being tested now so will just have to wait a little longer

Pervy will fail and i think mugen will too though

 

[Lord of Kaos.]

Pervy will fail and i think mugen will too though

mugen will defenately fail misreably (no offance mugen)
u have a chance with sage mode and stuff if u learn it in time

 

[Pervyy]

mugen will defenately fail misreably (no offance mugen)
u have a chance with sage mode and stuff if u learn it in time

Im doing the test without sage mode

 

[Lord of Kaos.]

Im doing the test without sage mode

well good luck with that xd

 

[-Mugen-]

Pervy will fail and i think mugen will too though

Yep.I will.My opponent is MINATO.....I never fought that bio so I dont have expirience.I also need more training.I really wasnt aiming for sensei,I was aiming to be a sempai

 

[-Mugen-]

mugen will defenately fail misreably (no offance mugen)
u have a chance with sage mode and stuff if u learn it in time

Excuse me.You woudnt last 2 minutes in there.You are even weaker than me so please before saying something,compare it to yourself:|

 

[Lord of Kaos.]

I never said I could become a sensai and even u admited u dont have much of a chace
oh btw if u talk so big lets settle this! I already made a fighting thread but my opponant quit u can come if u want:

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