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That's not right
You follow your teacher on twitter?
Take a screen shot and send it along with a complaint, to the deans office. What he did is a clear violation of school policy and is also illegal in Canada.
Maybe the rest of your exam went very well, everybody maked stupid answers now and then. Dont worry :)
That's unprofessional.
So you're all saying that it's unprofessional of the teacher to publicly humiliate OP. But OP can come here, humiliate himself and tattle on/badmouth his teacher just fine without reproach? At least his teacher didn't hide his tweet. I bet OP will never show this FML post to the teacher or dean.
Yes, that is EXACTLY what we are saying. There is one huge difference between them. He is there in a professional capacity, the student is not.
People can still lose their job over something posted on "personal" social media. It's happening more and more in the social media age.
Hate to see what my professor thought about my answers... FYL OP. I'd speak to the uni about it
haha i've been there.... exept i put the wrong awnser on purpose :p
Don't follow your professor on twitter. That's lame. Dawg.
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At least he didn't name you specifically.
That's not right, he shouldn't post that kind of stuff about his students online.