so I got my first work study job grading papers for a professor.... It's pretty awesome that I get to sort of dictate one part of their grade. Granted, I'm not an a$$hole but it's still pretty funny to see some of the papers. class is "strength of materials" btw.
A) It is spelled "vertical", not "verticle". maybe you should go back to grade school to play with testicles. EDIT: I didn't take off points. I marked it off and wrote the correct one in.
B) Don't do your homework, it makes my job easier.
C) Your homework's apperance (readability) has a direct correlation to how your paper will be graded. The clearer the content, the more feedback you'll get. If not, you won't get sh!t.
D) Didn't you learn this and that in statics already?
k... I might be an a$$ after all, but I grade pretty fair. Methinks.
A) It is spelled "vertical", not "verticle". maybe you should go back to grade school to play with testicles. EDIT: I didn't take off points. I marked it off and wrote the correct one in.
B) Don't do your homework, it makes my job easier.
C) Your homework's apperance (readability) has a direct correlation to how your paper will be graded. The clearer the content, the more feedback you'll get. If not, you won't get sh!t.
D) Didn't you learn this and that in statics already?
k... I might be an a$$ after all, but I grade pretty fair. Methinks.
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