I hope this red circle trend continues to be a thing, if it wasn't for the circle I wouldn't have been able to figure out what part of the meme I was supposed to look at
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How to pass every class without studying with this one weird trick! Tiger parents hate it! 🙃
And the teacher apparently failed to learn legible handwriting, so she’s one to talk.
Maybe you were just hungry your teacher is kinda rude.
I would expect a better hAndwriting from a teacher of ancient Greek History,
Who totals at 59?
If I had to guess, the test has 59 questions.
Someone with more discipline than I have, that's for sure.
If I were the techer I would make any test have 68 possible points, just to annoy immature people...
I'd go for seventy so that it's a multiple of ten.
I'm fond of the idea of splitting one of the questions into two parts like "38.A" and "38.B", and listing them as separate questions so that there are 69, but the numbering stops at 68, and then count the split question as one.
This is why my handwriting sucks. Because teachers kept bitching about it when their handwriting was just as shit.
What a weird max score... as someone who grades, you generally want it in a way that gives a clean percentage, mostly for transparency and tracking for students. My class does 500 total points (thus a 5 point quiz is 1%, 100 point exam is 20%, etc.), which is what previous instructors did and helps students figure out what is needed for an A.
But 59/59? Thats confusing af. Bet it's out of some arbitrary total, too.
Maybe it was 60 originally but the teacher then decided to remove/not grade some part of the exam.
lol you're inventing issues
there are 59 points to be gotten on this work. they got all 59. somebody who missed three points would get 56
it doesn't make a difference for record-keeping and final grading, it's all going in a spreadsheet anyways. if students care about percentage on that specific item, they can calculate it themselves
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