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This does happen, but teachers will also assign you work 10 days out, but not actually explain the material and how to do it until there are 2 days left, then act like you had 10 days to do it.
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@Sappy Poop Stain, so many assumptions are made because assumptions are easy. On the other hand for whatever you’re working on there are almost guaranteed to be hundreds videos and websites explaining how to do it.
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@eleven, then what is the point of the professor or paying vast sums of money for a degree? You're not wrong, but the point of a university is that you're paying them to teach you (theoretically). So if one has to go learn elsewhere to pass a class, then there is no point in taking that class in the first place.
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@Sappy Poop Stain, don't forget you may have 5 other classes and a job.
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@spongeblade, that is also a very fair point but there’s always two sides of a story
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I'm in this picture and I don't like it
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If you have 5-7 classes and they all give assignments, sure they are 10 days out. But that work adds up. Not to mention it’s not like you get 10 days of in-class time to work, there is still new information. Also procrastination, in my opinion, is a sign of being overwhelmed more than a sign of ineptitude or laziness. But that’s how I feel when I’m procrastinating
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*laughs in ADHD* oh you silly sweet summer children. We're the masters at procrastination.😎
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I didn't ask for this kind of personal attack
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School is just Democratic propaganda at this point. They are even removing grades below 50s because “RACISM” We’re raising a whole new generation of retards.
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