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One of the first lessons any teacher learns is that they’re always biased.  This is actually true.  Teachers are biased, just like anyone else.  However, students take it one step further into assuming the teacher is always biased against them personally.  This is far, far less true.  Still, everyone has had that teacher they assumed personally hated them, so it ... Read More »

It never ceases to amaze most teachers how bad their students are at basic math concepts.  They’ll present all sorts of examples of flawed logic when it comes to their grades.  Have a D at midterm and make a B the second half?  That must mean a C for the final, right? In the third panel has Trey completely lost ... Read More »