I do not know but anyone let me know if it is morally or ethically right for the teacher to mandate that we be in class when he himself is not. Is there a theory that covers do as I say not as I do? If there is, I would really like to know. To me it does not seem right for a teacher to mandate his students be in a class to which he is not and then if they don't go for any reason he takes credit off for it. Does anyone else think this way? To me this seems like a case of relativism. It may be right for him but it is not right for us. What if I thought it was right not to be in a class that the teacher is not in. That would be held against me.