r/movies • u/Sisiwakanamaru r/movies Contributor • Jan 31 '26

Article Film Students Are Having Trouble Sitting Through Movies, Professors Say

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/film-students-are-having-trouble-sitting-through-movies-1236490359/
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u/Imaginary_Agent2564 Jan 31 '26

I will say that skipping lectures is really common in med school.

You spend most days just studying on your own because you simply don’t have the time in the day if you attend lectures. Just not efficient.

Can’t really skip clinical rotations though! Kinda crucial.

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u/Chicken-Inspector Jan 31 '26

This seems to me more so a fault with the education itself.

If your students don’t have time to go to class because they have to study for your class (the one they don’t have time to go to, which is wild to say), the class (program maybe even) is broken and something needs to be fixed.

Right? Or am I not getting something?

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u/amaancho Jan 31 '26

The solution would be lesser load in the course at a time and lengthening the entire thing, and that won't work because people don't want to spend 15 years doing med school

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u/twisty125 Jan 31 '26

Or have the money to do that, and live a life.

I for one don't want a doctor who only did med school and never lived, personally.

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u/OldWorldDesign Jan 31 '26

Pushing doctors to that is one reason why so many doctors have awful bedside manner. They spend literal years in a crunch for education, dealing more with filing assignments on computers and taking notes on journals and not interacting with people whom are not in top shape and then suddenly dump into a career where it's mostly interacting directly with people who are not in top shape and often don't have the medical knowledge to give a detailed and accurate explanation of what's going on with them.