By winterbee123 - 25/10/2012 08:07 - United States - Portland
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Hi all - I'm OP. I actually went to talk to my teacher and it turns out when he tells us to do "citations" he automatically assumes we know he actually means "footnotes". I accidentally started crying during our meeting and I think it freaked him out, so he's offering me a chance to rewrite it! Ah, the power of a girl's tears!
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everyday in class, every 3 minutes or so, you should raise your hand and ask "Really??" to whatever your teacher is saying at that exact moment.
That's what you want to do if you no longer want to live. Professors DO NOT like to be interrupted and teased like that.
*grabs a baseball bat* C'mon flockz, say that ONE MORE TIME...
61, win
You're probably one of those people that quotes fictional novels and typs lik dis throughout the essay, or writes an essay like you're talking to a friend. That, my friend, is what you did wrong.
True. Maybe they did the wrong essay assignment. ****, I dunno.
was it American history? Because if you wrote more than a sentence it was probably fictional.
This comment doesn't even make any sense. Can someone please explain to me what he's trying to say?
Thank you penguin wasn't sure what his point was trying to get across. Edit: I get thumbed down because I don't understand a comment ? What?
He was making fun of how short American history is... Am I the only one actually reading people's comments?
Well with the frequency at which revisionist history is pushed on the populace as well as some states changing their educational texts to support a religious ideology and history as truth (Texas I am looking at you); one may assume that American history is becoming less truthful. Not to mention the apparent amnesia half of America has regarding the last decade. Some might attribute it to Romnesia. ;-)
>.>. Guys it was just a joke. I'm a history student myself. I know that America has a lot of history, even before it was settled by Britain, France and Spain. For example, the vikings were in America :).
Grammatical errors or assumptions made without backing it up. An instructor I had crossed out a paragraph in front of me for that reason. Pretty harsh but it was as if he crossed out the whole essay except for a quarter of it.
I only ever got things fully crossed out if they were redundant or unnecessary.... :/. I don't understand why teachers can't just offer constructive criticism for things like grammatical errors and the like.
You picked the wrong professor.
Did u copy it? Or have completely absurd ideas?
I don't like those types of teachers. I have a math teacher who critiques my "8"s because they aren't "good enough" I'd just ask if you could have a redo and live with the passive aggressive jerk.
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Have you thought about talking about it to her or him?
Everything, apparently.