Got that plus, though.
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F+
You forgot the hair, Timmy!
... this kid is going places.
AI slop. Or do normal people have their fingernails on the inside?
Nvm, as pointed out below looks like it's just regular old terrible Photoshop
nah, it's from <2012, just not a top quality edit.
does this link work? https://tineye.com/search/91c2cd3813b9cafb0d5c84355cdb1b5b1354e834?tags=&sort=crawl_date&order=asc&page=1 it has even bigger versions; less cropped.
Cool, appreciate the info- I don't know how a human messes up badly enough to put fingernails on the wrong side of the fingers, but can't argue with TinEye
Some aren't fingernails. It's a left hand. And I think the lighting plus the effect/filter applied to make the lights in the background flare circular, also makes the bright areas on the fingers more shiny. Not sure though. Could be they just smoothed the fingerprints away and since they knew there aren't fingernails, never noticed ppl could see it like that.
This is some fucking boomer humour.
so this obviously isn't a real worksheet but,
it annoys me how people seem to think that children are stupid, or incapable of picking up or understanding vocabulary that is all around them. simplyfing a concept doesn't always result in a simpler concept, quite often it just becomes incoherent and meaningless. if a child can read (or is learning to read) then they understand the concept of "decoration", hell, throw "baubles" at them, if they ask "what's this?" just explain, it's the perfect exercise for that kind of thing, tell them what it is, and then watch them engage with the idea for the next 10-15min as they doodle
got yelled as a child at school for something like that (might have been 7ish). just wanted to make kids laugh to get friends. instead was yelled at as if I was trying to smuggle cp into the school. I think it was bs and kids should be free to express themselves without being yelled it because the teacher got offended
still not over it
Fuck this! The student answered according to the teacher's instructions. If she didn't like his interpretation, she should have been clearer in her instructions, and used the word ornaments, or an adjective to describe the balls.
I'd give him an A for using Critical Thinking Skills. If I was that kid's parent, I'd be having a talk with the teacher. Give my kid an F for properly following your poor instructions? I don't think so.
I've seen this a lot, but it's only now that I'm questioning... what the hell is an F+?



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