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róisín_dubh

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41. Have you taught college ever?

Mon Dec 1, 2025, 11:43 PM

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No? Wide latitudes with papers are extremely common.
Students do not read instructions and get pissed the moment you tell them something is wrong. They do not ask for further instructions, they just do what they want (literally emailed three students last night who did not follow directions on a major assignment, and had emailed others about this earlier).
The student had cited the Bible with no issues earlier.
Whine-y customer” didn’t like their “purchase” is more like it.

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