Sometimes you just need those few extra points to make it in an exam, and this professor does it the funniest (legal) way possible. The pictures of these exams were first posted to Imgur by user SharkyTheSharkDog, and they show the apparent statistics professor awarding points for trivia or clever answers.
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Apparently statistics is just as boring for the teacher...lol +2 for keeping the kids awake!
Wish my statistics professor had been that fun. I had a typical humanoid guy who graded us in Z scores, which I must admit I never did really get.
Funny! I am a math prof at a university, and one of my classes has extra credit questions like: "if your friend is losing his hair at 10% per month, at what point do you tell him to shave, or do you let him continue to rock his Trump-esque combover for ever? The responses I get to these NON-math extra credit questions are fascinating, hilarious, and often long-winded.
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Student asked Full House question should get double extra points for NOT knowing that horseshit!!
it's probably been uploaded by a student, who of course would only use their own paper to upload. Make sense?
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Probably 1 student posting pics of all of their tests
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According to picture 5 there are at least 100 questions on this test, no professor in the history of ever would hand grade 20 plus tests with that many questions without using scatrons, I call shenanigans.
It could have been the same as how my math teacher does it. She pulls questions out of a massive list of questions at random and slaps them on the paper.
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it's probably been uploaded by a student, who of course would only use their own paper to upload. Make sense?
Load More Replies... Probably 1 student posting pics of all of their tests
Load More Replies... According to picture 5 there are at least 100 questions on this test, no professor in the history of ever would hand grade 20 plus tests with that many questions without using scatrons, I call shenanigans.
It could have been the same as how my math teacher does it. She pulls questions out of a massive list of questions at random and slaps them on the paper.
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