At one time or another, all professors face a class for which they are not prepared, because of emergency illnesses, family problems, or last-minute demands by administrators, special requests from colleagues, or deadlines for other projects. Most students are reasonably understanding the first time this happens. However, they do not tolerate a consistent lack of preparation, and are not shy about expressing their dissatisfaction either on student evaluations or directly to institutional leaders. The strategies shared in this article can help you to cover for yourself when you are unprepared to meet your class.
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