2013.04.03 in a confident manner

 The other day, I met one old man. He was the oldest guy I 've ever met at Kaplan. He looked like being in trouble with computer. Most students coming here first time have a same problem like the guy because all computer have password. So I let him know the password of computer. A couple of days later, I met him again in the morining at the same spot, computer lab. Today seemed to be his last day. He was doing his final survey, which evaluates his courses and teachers a while. He gave overally 3 points out of 5 score. Student Advisor standing next to him looked a bit embarassed. Generally, most students give either 4 or 5 because ,who can tell it honestly when one from the institute stands behind you, they just mean to leave a good impression to them. However, he was quite different from other students who have passed the same course. He meant to say his thought in mind just as it is. Actually it was so impressed from him. Although we are not a native speaker in America, we should say our opinion in a confident manner. But, we used to say simply or a same answer as most do because it was so bothersome to answer in English. Let's do not be afraid of speaking why. It can be applied on all the situation we encounter in our life, in Korea as well.