-
-
Copy & paste this:
« Previous Come to the Cheezburger Book Launch Party in San Francisco! | San Francisco Cheezburger Book Launch Party is Tomorrow! Next »
Chances of going first on presenting your school project.
» 15 TPS Reports
Leave a Reply
-
Latest Comments
Kendra on What People Say When They Lear… Xydrealb on Replotted- Pol·i·ti·cian: A Pe… Dennish777 on So Many Countless Hours Spent … Breeze on Art of Trolling: Nothing, Noth… Fred on Han Shot First, Damn It! Mr Charizard on Faith Means Never Having to Ad… Sanee on Spank the Monkey mitchells2003 on Congressional Bling ... on So Many Countless Hours Spent … ... on Han Shot First, Damn It! willohfish on Art of Trolling: Nothing, Noth… biocake on If Only They Made Little Pouch… GermanGirl on So Many Countless Hours Spent … GermanGirl on So Many Countless Hours Spent … GermanGirl on So Many Countless Hours Spent … 
Cheezburger Company Blog
Scale fail
110%: You have a MASSIVE BONAR!
Is that the new SONAR?
Yep, the new way of finding your way around a wet place in the dark.
Those situations are not independent.
Maybe I’m too critical though, as I do recognise this, and the point seems to be quite true.
I like this one.
Chances of going when you’ve had a substitute teacher for the last 3 months of school due to your pregnant english teacher taking a huge ass leave: 0%
Why does everyone have a problem with going first? I prefered going first, you’ll still have some attention from the audience. 90% of the time, the teachers will not change their note after you’re done, so there’s no comparison if you give a crappy presentation.
Amen. Go first, get it over with. It sucks to follow some kick-ass presentation.
Go first so you dont have to have anxiety all class.
“When somebody else has done the exact same presentation, and the person presenting last will only be repeating the first: 0%”
So talk to your partner and tell him/her that you’re not going to do all the work; and talk to your teacher about it. You don’t have to whine or complain, just express your concern that it’s not a fair presentation. It may not get you anywhere but if you present your argument reasonably you’ll have discharged your responsibility.
Remember that those who coast by on others’ coattails will get left behind when it comes to Real Life (i.e. once school is done), so don’t sweat what ultimately is small stuff
“Remember that those who coast by on others’ coattails will get left behind when it comes to Real Life”
Nah, those are the people who inherit big corporations or become politicians…and make decisions that affect the poor and middle classes, even though they wouldn’t be caught dead with us. Now that’s “Real Life.”
I know lots of teachers – grades 5 through 11 – who give extra credit to students who volunteer to go first. By 10th grade all the kids with anything resembling common sense have their presentations done a day or two before the due date.
Seriously? Wow, they’d never get away with that, not if counts towards your final grade. It’s incredibly unfair not to judge everyone on similar terms.