jcsw wrote:
And how do you get a science class of 5 people. o.O
Correction: A
school of five people. I love it.
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I'm not going to go into details right here, but basically it's a school for kids who need a different "environment".
NeoPet_online wrote:
I love that you got that joke!!!!!!!!!!
I mention that one sometimes in math class. One of my classmates usually replies with "tunafish + tunafish = fournafish".
Moongewl wrote:
There's a trick to correcting teachers: correct them in the form of a question. "I thought that the second declension didn't have feminine nouns?" "Don't apes lack tails?" It's less satisfying, but you're still right and they're still wrong.
I think I do that sometimes, but I generally don't need to, because I don't think I've ever had a teacher who minded being corrected (which is a good thing, because nothing can keep me from doing it. I think it's an obsessive-compulsive tendency of sorts.)
mayanspypilot wrote:
Sometimes I plan to make mistakes in front of my students. I use it to see which students are and have been paying attention. If they catch my mistakes, they earn a "smarter than the teacher" point
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Heh, I like that. I'd probably do something like that if I were to become a teacher (which is a job I could never handle, but it's still fun to think about stuff like that.)
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