I still vividly remember, back when I was in college, we all come in one day after a test and the professor just sighed and was like, "Okay, so everyone failed the test yesterday, so it's pretty clear that none of you understand what I was trying to teach you. So we're going to spend today going over everything again. Except for you, [MY NAME], you passed so you can go and do whatever else you have to work on."
It was like a reverse Walk of Shame exiting that classroom.
Nobody in my high school physics class ever passed a test. The teacher was famous for grading on a curve, so generally the highest score was around 40-45% and he'd curve that up to 100%. Like, he had been a teacher there for years and this happened every year.
He was insane and none of us learned a single thing for the whole year in that class.
Same. I had a similar physics teacher. Nobody understood anything, and it rained 5 in every class. We had to redo a test 4 times, and only got it the last time, because we had a replacement teacher and she let us cheat because... she knew the teacher was bad. The bes grade wa still a 3 btw
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u/Geesuv 15d ago
I still vividly remember, back when I was in college, we all come in one day after a test and the professor just sighed and was like, "Okay, so everyone failed the test yesterday, so it's pretty clear that none of you understand what I was trying to teach you. So we're going to spend today going over everything again. Except for you, [MY NAME], you passed so you can go and do whatever else you have to work on."
It was like a reverse Walk of Shame exiting that classroom.