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"We read an article once about how harmful the sun's rays can be on your eyes. About 80% of the class started to look out the widow at the sun. We... we learned nothing?" — 5Nadine2

"Mom was not happy with him, to say the least, though for the icing on the cake? She did ask that I let him re-take the real test, and since she honestly seemed to care a lot more than many of the parents I met, and since I did admittedly feel a little guilty for not trying to prevent it in the first place, as a compromise we let him come after school to re-try at a penalty. And in the end, he freaking aced the test. He was normally a C-student or so, and if he'd just done that the first time, the weight of the exam probably would've bumped him up low B. Aesop couldn't have turned it into a better 'cheaters never prosper' fable." — JLazarillo

"I chide him for not asking earlier. Then, when we're done, and I'm collecting the homework, I notice that one student, Sylvia, has no red marks at all on her paper. I require them to start the process by writing today's date in red in the upper right corner, but there is no red at all. I ask Sylvia, why didn't you put the date in red up here? "I didn't have a red pen." What the living fudge?" — BoomerTeacher