Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Wordless Wednesday---My first installment of the "Idiot Teacher" Series
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Let's just hope Alex didn't let this idiotic teacher warp his mind!
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That is blatantly ridiculous. Ok, maybe the kid shouldn't have started the whole "lying" thing, but still...
ReplyDeleteThe teacher was probably just annoyed to be wrong.
Wow. I would have *loved* to have a teacher like that at school. Would have been no end of fun.
ReplyDeleteAgain -- wow!
I say we put a dedicated computer in each classroom for google searches. This all could have been avoided by one simple click!
ReplyDeletehey good idea Doug, but that doesn't help me when I mistakenly say in my biology class... orgasm when I mean organism, and testicle when I mean tentacle...........go figure
ReplyDeleteThis is the kind of stuff that also got me in trouble. When the teacher would educate us about something that was completely wrong. Even if you could prove it to the teacher you'd still get in trouble for "acting out." Teachers need to learn to just accept when they are wrong without punishment to the kid. Punishment is for when something wrong has been done. I see absolutely no wrong here. I would have discussed it with the Principal.
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