When I was in elementary school, we use to go around the room reading each paragraph in turn, one kid said he didn’t know what the first word was (he was not paying attention) word was “THE” always remembered that!
its actually a REALLY easy question, 12/30=0.4, and the teacher even GIVES the answer to everyone (which means you get it if you’re paying attention, ha ha) but the language around the numbers is demoralizing and can psyche people out
Deleted Account2623 over 4 years ago
Why would he just give away the answer like that?
Templo S.U.D. over 4 years ago
Let me guess: Paige isn’t the 60% who knows the first question’s answer.
Gary Fabian over 4 years ago
Math word problems, some people can’t see the trees for the forest.
theincrediblebulk over 4 years ago
so the teacher assumes anyone who paid attention will get at least a D?
JAY REIDER Premium Member over 4 years ago
When I was in elementary school, we use to go around the room reading each paragraph in turn, one kid said he didn’t know what the first word was (he was not paying attention) word was “THE” always remembered that!
hk Premium Member over 4 years ago
I wonder how many actually got the answer given?
listmom over 4 years ago
Bill Amend playing with his readers. I always love his math jokes (but then, I was always a math nerd.)
KEA over 4 years ago
I gave a true-false quiz one time where every answer was true… it was fun to watch. (hey… teachers have to get SOME fun out of the job)
yangeldf over 4 years ago
its actually a REALLY easy question, 12/30=0.4, and the teacher even GIVES the answer to everyone (which means you get it if you’re paying attention, ha ha) but the language around the numbers is demoralizing and can psyche people out
BiggerNate91 over 4 years ago
Subliminal teachers. You hate to love them but love to hate them.
j.l.farmer over 4 years ago
they aren’t paying attention to what he is saying just like the way they didn’t pay attention to yesterday’s lecture.
whenlifewassimpler over 4 years ago
Only thing I hated about math class were percentages.