Talked to my cousin who’s in the same class and he said she mentioned the requirement a few times. So basically I’m just stupid and can’t hear.
It really sucks, but know that you are not alone. This semester, my advisor set me up with a “study buddy” because I was struggling a bit. The first time I met with her, we worked on a take-home exam because I just didn’t hear or understand that it had to be individual work. Seems obvious, but…yeah, that happened. (In my defense, when I did my undergrad sometimes we were allowed to work together on take-homes).
Then I emailed the prof to say “So and so and I are working on the exam and a couple things are unclear” and he was like “…what?” and I had to take a hefty reduction or face a disciplinary committee. So anyway, sometimes no matter how good a student you are, you mishear things that are super important. At least it will probably never happen again.
(Source: ginger-gal-is-in-hiding)
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It really sucks, but know that you are not alone. This semester, my advisor set me up with a “study buddy” because I was...
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cheddarlywry said:
That’s still annoying, because some people don’t do well with verbal information. It should be on the course materials if it’s that important.
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raven-red said:
but if it wasn’t in the syllabus, then you still have a case.
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