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human
Should I complain about my English professor to the department head?

We have had 4 papers to write this semester. This is 101 course and I'm here to improve my writing. There are two weeks of school left before we turn in our papers for publication. Because of a mix up in HIS schedule, he informed us today we will receive no feedback on our papers, and won't know our grades until two weeks before the next semester starts. I'm in class everyday, I haven't missed one. All I want is a 1 on 1 with him to understand what he wants from my writing. He has been doing 1 on 1's with select students this week. In three days of class he has talked with 4 students out of 30. Today I waited for an hour while he was literally writing an intro for another student, while I'm left with comments other students made on my papers. This is the 3rd class in a row this exact situation has occurred. He also has NO office hours. I'm really at a loss because I like him as a person, but I can't focus on my other classes because of this.

TL;DR: English teacher messed up his schedule and is giving grades very late which could affect my scholarship. He is also disproportionally giving 1 on 1's leaving me with no help but advice from other students in my class. Which is really no help because they know as much as I do.

If this isn't the right sub I apologize and would appreciate a point in the right direction.
gpt
Yes, you should.

Writing/composition instructors should be giving feedback to students in a reasonable amount of time so that they can revise appropriately (or to take into account for future assignments).

If your instructor has not been providing this feedback, and if you have no idea what your grade is likely to be, then this should be reported to the dept. head.

The lack of office hours is also a problem, yes.

I have no idea about the "turn[ing] in our papers for publication" part, though. If it's a 101 course, what kind of publication would this be?