Yeah I spelled "barrel" incorrectly, but who cares I got the question right! Ha ha! Thank you, Peppy.
This was a quiz by the way on the shoulder.
Sharing some school lulz with you guys.
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Yeah I spelled "barrel" incorrectly, but who cares I got the question right! Ha ha! Thank you, Peppy.
This was a quiz by the way on the shoulder.
JeffTD
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Honestly dude, I have no idea, the question was about shoulder injury mechanics and I put that in. Haha.
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I don't think professors pay attention half the time anyways. One of my teachers had his toddler grading homework with a crayon one time.
No, this guy was legit. I got an A in the class as well. He was by far my favorite teacher, even before this stroke of awesomeness. I don't know though, maybe he just liked Starfox?
I dunno dude, I imagine even the best professors occasionally succumb to just glazing over answers and checking them off without realizing what they're actually reading 
I dunno dude, I imagine even the best professors occasionally succumb to just glazing over answers and checking them off without realizing what they're actually reading
When it says DO A BARREL ROLL?
Jarkko Mattheiszen
The FU guy.
I can see that happening. I passed a course in high school by drawing a giant-ass beaver (the animal, not the organ) as my essay answer.
I dunno dude, I imagine even the best professors occasionally succumb to just glazing over answers and checking them off without realizing what they're actually reading
After the time I've spent grading developmental algebra and calculus homework (I'm not technically a professor, to be anal about it... too bad!), this is definitely the case. Some things just slip by, period. It takes a lot of patience to finish even a stack of 30 short papers on basic topics (and the stacks of 60-80 papers I get from two developmental classes actually start mating when I'm not paying attention) and even going over things several times won't always stop every error. Even those who want to be careful and thorough will make mistakes.
(To be fair, some batches of students bring this on themselves - I once submitted "midget porn stars" as an answer to an abstract algebra question... and successfully defended my answer.)
If you ever want to gain a great deal of respect for everyone who has ever tried to teach you anything, grade.
Jeff
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Jarkko Mattheiszen
The FU guy.
A guy at my former school had to write an essay with the title "What is real courage".
He handed a sheet with nothing but the words "This is real courage" in and got an A
The teacher was a very cool guy, though.
Sorry bro, urban legend
Sorry bro, urban legend
Hmmm don´t think so... I heard the story from the teacher and the student...
Jarkko Mattheiszen
The FU guy.
Then I stand corrected and somebody actually pulled it off
It's just one of those stories we hear every year around here.
Dalinkwent48@aim.com
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In my junior year of highschool I had to write a research paper for english. My english teacher was also the yearbook advisor so she was more focused on that instead of being a teacher and teaching her class. I never wrote the paper...But was able to convince her that I did, I told her what the paper was about and even tried to throw her a few quick facts to make it seem legit. In the end I had her believing that she lost mine and 3 other students papers. None of us ever wrote the paper. We all got B's
That would be what we in the business call a "shitty thing to do to somebody".
Losing a paper is a huge deal, and not the kind of thing teachers are really able to just shrug off - playing that paranoia out of laziness is pretty low.
Jeff
Losing a paper is a huge deal, and not the kind of thing teachers are really able to just shrug off - playing that paranoia out of laziness is pretty low.
Jeff
