If you're a teacher, you've heard this question before. Here is a little video that I will show to my students every quarter/semester for the rest of my life. I will tell them that if they ever engage me in a conversation that resembles this one at any point, I will never talk to them again.
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This is so sadly true-to-life....and hilarious. Way to start my morning off right! :-)
Amen to M's comment. Happened this semester.
It surprisingly didn't happen the last semester I taught, but I did have a student upset about his grade who used the word "unethical" on his evaluation, multiple times...
I have a student in what was to be their final quarter of school but they didn't pass my class and have to take it again in the summer. They got a D+ but for some reason the school of humanities requires that they have at least a "C". If that's the case, why even have the "D"?
I support mediocrity and thus, I believe this kid should graduate. This student's Spanish skills are quite obviously below average, as a "D" indicates, but technically the student didn't fail.
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