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Even before the class began, several problems arose. First, the instructor was on the road when it was supposed to start, so the session was delayed by an entire hour. Additionally, the connection link was sent late, adding to the wait. When class finally started, the first interaction left me perplexed: no warm greeting, just a curt "What's your name?" said in a direct and unprofessional tone. In the middle of class, he had to switch phones, which wasted a lot of time... and this lost time was never made up for. The internet connection was poor, which made the audio and video sometimes unstable. In addition, he interrupted himself several times to talk to another woman, giving the impression that this conversation was taking precedence over the teaching. His camera remained turned sideways, despite my intervention asking him to put it back in place. The new phone didn't really improve things. The environment was noisy: constant notifications, voices in the background, doorbells... it was difficult to concentrate in these conditions. The explanations weren't very clear, although I do recognize one positive point: his presentation method, which combines handwritten notes with computer-written material, is original and interesting. Unfortunately, this point is not enough to compensate for the lack of preparation, disorganization, and distractions that characterized this class. Despite a promising presentation style, the overall quality of the session was not up to par, both professionally and technically. Mr. Ibrahima seems like a very good person, but teaching is not his strong point, for now.

The course was generally good. The explanations were quite clear. However, the connection was unstable, so I had trouble following. In addition, the environment was quite noisy, which distracted me a little. Otherwise, Mr. Aliou is a very attentive and respectful teacher, no matter how difficult the student is.