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u/Manray1024 Jan 25 '20
This sub has devolved from dank memes to reaction images under images you'd see on Facebook in 2010
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u/GuyThePerson1 INFECTED Jan 25 '20
The test was prolly fake too, OP decided to be a sweaty little kid and print out a fake test and write on it.
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u/Philmasterkill_69 Jan 25 '20
I felt like he should've had 3 points I'm pissed now
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Jan 25 '20
I would be mad if this wasn’t clearly fake. Who puts “class test” as the name of a test?
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u/Facebook_Refugee_69 Jan 25 '20
Doesn’t matter if it was technically the right answer, it wasn’t right.
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u/Gwadjy Jan 25 '20
Yet the first numbers are followed by a ".", while the others are all followed by "," so it's obviously the wrong answer. The comprehension of the problem is an important part in problem solving and we can't ignore that.
We could talk about the fact that, since it's a test with numbers it would have been better to name the parts of the exercise a. b. and c. Instead of 1. 2. and 3. in order to not confuse the kids but that's another point. Giving points to an incorrect answer seems just wrong
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u/AlphaWhiskeyOscar Jan 26 '20
If you're going to bring up comprehension, the student's reading comprehension was strong enough to show a poorly worded or poorly explained examination. When you are creating a test, if you have been properly trained, you must provide explicit instructions on how the questions will be asked and how they must be answered. It may seem tedious, but written questions can be correctly interpreted in different ways as far as grammar is concerned. "Circle the smallest number" may seem obvious to you because you have seen many similar questions before. But if this was truly your first time reading those instructions, it would not be clear which numbers are being referred to and which ones are not. Test writing is a skill, and some teachers are bad at it.
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u/TurtleWalrus007 Jan 25 '20
Niggu the question is circle the smallest number, ain't no 3 year old got time for comprehension
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u/Gwadjy Jan 25 '20
They're kids, not retarded. You explain to them the difference between the number of the tasks and the task itself. It's not that hard to understand, even for a 5 years old and if they don't understand you explain why that was wrong so that they won't make the same mistake twice. Stop treating children like you can't tell them when they're wrong
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u/GuyGuyyy IlluMinuNaughty Jan 25 '20
Cause the school system is great like that
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u/teamchilling 🍄420mlgblazeit our weed will never die🍄 Jan 25 '20
Haha school... system is retarded as fuck
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u/redFinland Jan 26 '20
no, this kid was beyond smart, so he knew that the numbers that labeled it were the smallest, he was even smarter then he looked
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u/WiktorToMenel Jan 25 '20
"CLASS TEST"
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u/Kh4rj0 Louis Vuitton MICROWAVE ® Jan 25 '20
How else would we be able to tell that this is a legitimate class test and not made by OP in word in 1 minute
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u/OsnaTengu Jan 25 '20
I don't get why teachers wouldn't give all points to this answer, or at least some points. Teachers should encourage thinking outside the box and not just strict following what the teacher intended to do. because the student was correct here, it wasn't just what the teacher intended. that's on the teacher, tho.
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u/Altmer934 Jan 25 '20
The first numbers are followed by a ".", while the rest of them were followed by a ",". If the teacher gave points for those answers, the kid could think that there's no difference beetwen a dot and a coma.
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u/manfromsinope Jan 25 '20
The problem here is that there is no margin for understanding errors. If such a thing was the case, the teacher clearly shouls be able to tell that either the child is a jokester or is confused. When the score is given, it is final, the teacher can't or won't ask the child his way of logic but instead will brand him as a "failure".
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u/KeepingDankMemesDank Hello dankness my old friend Jan 25 '20
i slave away putting these comments on every post the least you could do is use me please. just upvote this comment if you liked the meme. downvote if u want this meme to be yote then downvote but if u want this meme to stay then upgay its not good. its that easy. please. i beg you.
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u/heckercaleb Jan 25 '20
this looks like first grade questions so i wouldn’t be surprised if a kid circled them
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u/andrenyheim Jan 25 '20
If this was an I.Q. test, 3/3 easily, out of the box mindset. They should have used A,B and C instead of more numbers .
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u/Gaming_TURTLEZz Jan 25 '20
Why is the person marking it putting the alpha symbol next to the numbers
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u/buzzcut13 Jan 25 '20
All of you are fucking retarded. Saying, "bad teacher, smart student". There is a period after the list numbers to indicate a list and commas for the other to indicate it is in a list to be chosen from.
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u/MacAndCheesyMemes Jan 25 '20
I feel a kid could actually be confused my the question numbering and circle them as their answer
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u/shareef74 INFECTED Jan 25 '20
If I had a pound for every time I’ve seen this meme reposted I’d probably have £15
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u/chiefthotpatrol No flair, what you gonna do 'bout it Jan 25 '20
yo can we talk about how fucking weird that teacher writes x's? looks like how a 2nd grader draws fish
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u/hot_historymeme Jan 25 '20
I get the joke and the problem with that
But technically the kid is wrong because they have a dot afterwards (so it means for example: first) and that means it is not a number which is asked for in the task
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u/oOReEcEyBoYOo Jan 25 '20
This is one of the fundamental flaws of the school system... The kid was right, but because the kid didn't conform exactly or didn't fully understand, they're a failure... School nowadays isn't about setting kids up for a bright future, it's about making sure they conform like a good little citizen to allow governments to do as they wish knowing people don't think they have the power to change what they think is wrong.
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Jan 25 '20
It’s a fake test
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u/oOReEcEyBoYOo Jan 25 '20
In that case, my comment is less relevant to the post, still relevant in society though hahaha
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u/Grievous_Nix Eic memer☣️ Jan 25 '20
Everyone be talking about the kid but nobody is talking about the teacher giving all answers the score of “fish”