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[pixmedic]

or, if you prefer the original....

 

[limr12]

 

[limr12]

Heh heh heh...teacher memes! Because it's my last day in the classroom until September.

 

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And yes, I teach adults.

 

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[waday]

That was my physics teacher. He would repeat it, verbatim. I guess he had it memorized. It was one of those times where dropping the textbook on the floor explained physics better.

 

[limr12]

That was my physics teacher. He would repeat it, verbatim. I guess he had it memorized. It was one of those times where dropping the textbook on the floor explained physics better.

Yeah, I've had those teachers. On the other hand, I've also had students who said they don't understand when what I've told them was, "The answers are on the next page."

 

[Gary A.]

That was my physics teacher. He would repeat it, verbatim. I guess he had it memorized. It was one of those times where dropping the textbook on the floor explained physics better.

Yeah, I've had those teachers. On the other hand, I've also had students who said they don't understand when what I've told them was, "The answers are on the next page."

That would be me.

 

[pgriz]

There are good teachers, and there are bad teachers. There are good students and there are bad students. If the world was fair, the good teachers would get good students, and the bad teachers would get bad students. But the world isn't fair. Alas.

 

[waday]

There are good teachers, and there are bad teachers. There are good students and there are bad students. If the world was fair, the good teachers would get good students, and the bad teachers would get bad students. But the world isn't fair. Alas.

It almost seems like the good teachers should get the bad students, since they might learn something from a good teacher. And vice versa. If the good students don't learn anything, you can at least count on them reading the material and learning themselves. I had to do that quite often.