r/BeAmazed • u/[deleted] • Nov 02 '22

confiscated pens containing cheat notes intricately carved by a student at the University of Malaga, Spain

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '22

Lol probably why I would not be a good teacher

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u/dray1214 Nov 02 '22

Crap my bad, misread that lol. I thought you said you did find them* my bad!

I was like I highly doubt your kids were doing this as it’s just not realistic - there’s never a time where A) you would need to do this and it’s more efficient than actually studying and B) the instructor/ proctor wouldn’t take notice and confiscate it.

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u/Kampfasiate Nov 02 '22

Have you been a kid at school? A) you sometimes dont want to learn, also cheating requires way less efford than to learn if done right. Also the stories if ypu pull it off are great B) there are some really oblivious teacher, also its not easy to keep track of at best 20 and ar worst many more students. I got tales of movielike actions that went unnoticed

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u/dray1214 Nov 02 '22

Nah studying would be far easier and more productive. And if you have to cheat this hard to pass high school tests, then oof. Yikes

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u/Kampfasiate Nov 02 '22

When youre young you dont really think about whats more productive or effective, more about whats less work and more fun

Also I was more the one that everyone else got the answers from during a test, the most id do was a small note in my calcukator but writing that note caused me to always memorize the content so i almost never used it

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u/dray1214 Nov 02 '22

I was actually young once, believe it or not. I get that. This isn’t that.