Do students learn more and enjoy their college classes if the professor is an attractive man or woman with a fit body?

[Hardworkingguy]

Considering that the professor is good at teaching.

[MTC29]

The professor in my statistics class was very pretty. When we'd make eye contact, she'd give me a slight smile which always sent my imagination into overdrive. I had a serious crush on her, and during lectures I paid attention to every word she said.

"MTC29, explain Chebyshev's Inequality."

"Chebyshev's Inequality states that least 1 -1/K2 of data from a sample must fall within K standard deviations from the mean, where ​​K is any positive real number greater than one."

"Very good, MTC29," and then the smile.

[Guy13]

I doubt that has much to do with it. If they are interesting as in knowledgeable and not mono-tone !!!

[SecretsofKB]

Not in my experience. I've had a professor that was very attractive but was just a shitty teacher... hard to learn when someone just reads of the slides and doesn't add any context.

[TrueConfection]

Learn more? No.

Enjoy more? Absolutely! 😈

[Hardworkingguy]

Thank you for your opinion. Since I'm a teacher who is also fit by exercise I was curious to know. I also try to be good at what I do.

[TrueConfection]

Thank you for the MHO ❤

[Flower7]

Yes, of course. They would pay better attention.

[Hardworkingguy]

Thank you for your opinion. Since I'm a teacher who is also fit by exercise I was curious to know. I also try to be good at what I do. it's really nice to read what you said.

[Flower7]

. ❤️.

[kylee2437]

No, I think it depends on how the professor conducts their class honestly. Professors that make us copy off of slides the entire class bore the hell out of me.

[Juan4574]

All teachers bore me. My dental fundamentals teachers are all big asses, even the old teacher has a big ass, I suspect they are hired just because of her big ass.

[Anonymous]

I love it when I have a hot female teacher, but most of the best teachers I ever had were super old and not attractive to me at all. They knew how to make the topics interesting and connect with the students.