The ongoing global pandemic has touched and changed almost every part of our everyday lives with the education system being one of the things that have been disrupted the most. Being forced to suddenly switch to online schooling have brought quite a bit of new challenges to students as well as teachers all around the globe. And even though modern technology provides us with all the means for successful remote work, we are humans and things don't always go that smoothly for us.
It's not a secret that for many students, staying concentrated becomes a much harder task when a class is being held online. Which apparently, can inspire students to come up with extremely random and hilarious questions. With that being said, Bored Panda invites you to look through a list of tweets in which people share some of the most random, funny and wholesome things students have asked their teachers during online classes. As always, don't forget to vote for your favorite ones and if you're a teacher yourself, make sure to share the best questions you've received down in the comment section.
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My kids teacher (5th grade) every day after they do their virtual meeting she gives the last ten minutes for the kids to show their pets or whatever they want.
I did that the other day twice I just showed my cat then she proceeded to flirt with one of them
You do know that if you post a comment on BP in the future and sound a bit cross, we will all know why.
Oh jeez, really? This was posted on Twitter. The guy probably has no idea its here too. If you use bored panda at least realise that barely any of the content is original, it's ripped off from Reddit and Twitter etc. Click the links under the photos to see where they got it from.
Load More Replies...Why didn't the teacher step in? If she noticed his hand was up the whole time, she could have easily alerted the visitor to the situation.
Good question! I should have asked my Dad... he worked for NASA!
My thing is “how is your cat” because wine of my teachers kittens recently broke her leg.
Load More Replies...One time my class all had a discussion about if all the whos in Whoville had a "who" after their name.
One of my son's teachers said "Get that cat out of here!" during class. I haven't liked him since.
One time my whole class had a discussion about if all the whos in Whoville had a "who" after their name.
My 15 year old niece was telling me a kid in her math class asked if he could show off his cat. It wasn’t a cat. It was a joey. We live in Arizona. Math did itself that day.
Not my son's teacher. She sees a cat, she starts yelling. If you want to derail her class, have a dog pop in.
Zoom Meeting: *very mature and boring conversation full of doctor jargon* Participant: wait, stop. Zoom Meeting: *Everyone quiets, worried* Participant: "So.... your cat....? We haven't seen her." Zoom Meeting: *starts excitedly chattering happily about cats* Cat: *Makes sultry appearance. Saunters up, pauses to meow "Hello, boys" (and girls-the original quote doesn't say girls) , rubs body against screen, stands backwards so everyone sees its butt, and just stands there meowing at her owner.* Participant: YES! KITTY CAT! Zoom Meeting: *everyone cheers and claps* Cat: sits on keyboard and shuts meeting down Zoom Meeting, to black screen: worth it.
that's how you identify smart people, they worry about the cats
all cat lovers want to see other people's cats..it makes us all 'normal'...
I guess they saw it and it was pretty clear,but they had to ask
Well, considering that some cats just walk into people's homes and make themselves at home, I'd consider that a pretty valid question.
Load More Replies...From now on just take 15 minutes from pets at the beginning of the class, so they don't get anxious for the end. Show each other all animals and teddy bears and then move on from there.
"...they'll be like..." And this softboy is teaching literacy tasks? The kids have a slim chance at actually becoming fully literate in this case.
Right. Glad you caught that. I was going to jump on it, too. Talk about being poorly educated.
Load More Replies...nah, its just that they hate school so bad they need to find a better way to say, when can i leave class
how do you have a blank username? That's so cool and creepy.
Load More Replies...They are cute. I have my username because I love them.
Load More Replies...Me too! When we first went remote, half the school was excited to see my dog. Before remote, one class had a designated “How’s your dog?” Student.
Most likely, her parent(s) ask her or someone else those questions in the morning and she now repeats them to others.
I think this is kind of cute. She wan't to make sure you're taking care of yourself!
Awwww, you have a little guardian angel/mom checking on you. How sweet ❤️
she's probably told to brush her teeth and wants proof that it works
If the new generation was already not technology smart, with the lockdown they will be able to Photoshop, Excel, government and banks hacker with 14 if not earlier.
Zooming to high-schoolers I would set my background to a famous location and ask them to guess where I was. I was teaching woodwork (yep, online!) but they'd also learn some history and culture - just like in my face-to-face lessons
Love your name, I thought I was the only one who reads the series
Load More Replies...You have the privilege of calling teachers by their first name..?
Load More Replies...Not if he's anything like 9yo me. This is a disaster in the making...
Load More Replies...Which " how to parenting" university you went ? I'm looking for one to do my master also.
I hate SeeSaw. It’s a program my kids need to use for their “asynchronous learning” and it is not intuitive for children. “Asynchronous learning” is code for “you’re on your own, kid; hope your parents don’t need to work during work hours.” I’m not saying my kids should be in school during a pandemic; I’m saying everything sucks for everyone right now.
Yes!!!!! Finally someone else understands. They use Seesaw, Its Learning, One Note and Dreambox. My daughter is 8! She has more programs than I do at work.
Load More Replies...My year 8s know that YES, I want to see their LEGO creations. I teach Latin, and the day the Lego Colosseum was announced, the chat was full of kids asking if I’d seen the news.
they so want to share their world as it's so closed around them..it's wonderful to know that this side is still working
I have 3 cats and a dog and my dog's breath smells like cat s**t! Wonder why???
Step 1: Grow thumbs Step 2: Take your humans money and buy an ice cream maker off Ebay (we don't like amazon) Step 3: Take all the ingratiates and follow the instructions to make the ice cream! Step 4: Enjoy!
See, this is why I'd be a bad teacher. I'd launch into how cows go to a group zumba class for ice cream manufacturing.
Cows are milked from their udders/boobs and then the humans take the milk and use it to make cheese and ice cream...
cause the chicken is fried in kentucky than shipped to the world,DUH
No. Guys, no. KFC's chicken is breaded and fried in-house, at every restaurant. It's called Kentucky Fried Chicken, because Harland Sanders, AKA the Colonial, created and perfected his 'secret recipe' (you know, the 11 herbs and spices?) while operating his first restaurant, a small cafe he opened in a gas station, in Corbin, Kentucky. Answering this for those who may be unfamiliar, or perhaps from a different part of the world. In the case that the comments below were all written in sarcasm (pretty sure Henry's was, not certain about Mary's), I'll go ahead and r/whoooosh myself lol. Either way, there's some fun facts for ya lol.
What are the chances that the student will still ask the question anyway?
I have learned to say "Do you have any questions 'about the assignment'?" You have to be Specific!
Why can I relate to this on a deep level...Like I would never ask school-related questions.
My mom, who worked as a vet tech, used to go to my old preschool for Career Day to explain how to take care of a dog. Without fail, at the "any questions" stage, at least four kids would raise their hand to assure her that they, in fact, owned a dog.
I always considered raising one's hand as a way to politely get permission to speak? Not necessarily to ask a question?
I snuck out of bed to watch TV from behind the armchair
Load More Replies...Name one if the most insane things you heard about American education: "Kindergarten Zoom".
blender, blender...... blender.......... oh s**t, i hope the cat isnt where i think it is. (i know its actually bender)
Wait- I learned that a long time ago and I’m only 13-
Load More Replies...Tell them next school year. I know it's hard now not to play with your friends, but if we work hard at this, next school year will be better. Establish rules, set goals and praise even small achievements to build Confidance
My young friend... I miss playing with my friends too... and I'm 62 and I work with rock bands. :(
That would be what I wanted to know. I loved school because that's where my friends were.
that's a very valid question from a child whose life has become a 10'x10' room for school with no friends, no recess outside, no lunch with friends...we in the working world would like normal back too!
Please don't downvote me but I don't like grilled cheese. I hate the taste of cheese.
Load More Replies...We all miss human interaction with people outside of our household.. #AskingForAFriend
As a junior myself, I can guarantee that this is a question that can be and does get asked.
I think analysing poems can be very interesting. Poems can mean so much more than you originally thought.
Load More Replies...That's a great way of looking at it. I've found myself letting my boys get away with a bit of goofing off because I've started thinking, "why not?". Any little thing to keep kids sane these days is a win.
Tbh we did this in class when I was in high school. With some teachers, you ask them a personal question and they'll spend 45 minutes telling stories instead of giving a lesson. I loved those teachers.
And I had a teacher who, if asked this, would say, "No. I had ALL my hairs cut!"🙄
That really only works if the question is, “Did you get a haircut.” The. The student’s reply to the “ALL hairs” response should be, “Even your back hairs?”
Load More Replies...It's nice to know kids still find joy in the little things. There's so little of that lately.
If we miss socializing, can't imagine how kids feel. Specially because we have 1001 options and they only know play with friends.
I mean my now late chihuahua got ahold of a container of Hershey chocolate icing. She survived the vet even told us not to come in just make her vomit. Apparently its a large amount that will kill them especially now since there is very little cocoa in things
Load More Replies...Should she not tell the mother of the kid that now kid knows how to poison the cat ? Mother should not look out that kid give chocolate to the kid.? Did I miss understood or im watching too much criminal minds.?
I really enjoy when students ask questions about grammar we have not yet covered (like reflexive pronouns) and then the whole class is listening and taking notes. And I do enjoy seeing their pets and younger siblings, as long as the lesson is not disturbed.
No. You're in detention for making your background the Superman logo. In this house we like Batman the best.
Load More Replies...My teacher plays Among Us with us sometimes. Just a random thought this reminded me of
There's actually an unofficial school version of Among Us that some teachers use as a study refresher before tests, & it isn't limited to only 10 people. As long as the questions are just catch-up/review, it's a blast!
Load More Replies...I had a 2nd grade teacher who actually brought in her greyhounds and let us play with them.
A social media app that people share (usually fairly short) videos on.
Load More Replies..."No, no, and his name is Sparky, and he can sit, roll over, beg, play dead, shake paws, and one time he nearly did a backflip!"
My question is 'Why does S's have an apostrophe?' Apostrophes are for omission (when a letter is left out) or possession (belonging to someone/something), not plurals. And my living room is very messy, always was.
Sometimes people write it like that. Maybe "Ss" looks too confusing? Some people do that with numbers too. 5's, 10's, 20's, etc. Writing them like 5s, 10s, 20s, etc. probably isn't uncommon either. I don't know why but honestly I don't know if either one is incorrect.
Load More Replies...Embarassing! Looks like I've spelled this wrong; someone please correct.
Teacher: because I never leave here and no one comes to visit :-/
well he did free all his slaves during his lifetime, and did support ending slavery through the govt paying slaveowners to free their slaves. Complicated man from a different time
Yeah, Washington tied the freedom of his slaves to his wife Martha's life. So when she died they would be free. Turns out living with people who were kind of waiting for you to die was unnerving so she ended up freeing them early. :>
Load More Replies...well I don' t know where it might still be legal in the world but it is still happening in the world...
What I want to know is did anyone buy the Mr Fantastic Fox book??? 🦊
They're in the same kind of home in which I grew up. If you asked a question not related to when's dinner, do I have to xyz, the answer was ALWAYS 'go look it up'.
My tried and true is put the rice in the pan, then cover whatever that level is with water until it is an inch higher than the rice. Bring to a boil, then reduce to low and simmer for 10-12 minutes or until there are "holes" in the top of the rice and the water has all simmered out. Perfect sticky rice every time. Of course this is just for an amount for 1-4 people, not for a restaurant.
Depends on the type of rice tho... white rice needs less than brown
Load More Replies...I think it also depends on the type of rice (long grain, white v brown, basmati, etc)
I agree with Neb. One measure of rice to two measures of water (e.g. one cup rice, two cups water) into a pot. I use regular rice, not instant etc. and either rinse or soak the rice until the water is clear. I used this method almost every day last year and it turned out great. Vary some of the steps until you find YOUR best recipe. Bring to a boil then cover and reduce heat to lowest setting. Simmer like this for 20 minutes then remove pot and lid from heat. Wait about 20 to 30 minutes before removing lid and fluffing (stir up) rice (you will see holes in the rice). If too wet leave lid off and let it set until drier. When done, do not let rice sit out too long. Put in refrigerator or freezer. I know this post is about T and S but too many people have rice problems so I wanted to try and help.
Load More Replies...Some have suggested to just buy a Rice Cooker. BUT, 1. If you don’t eat rice very often, buying a cooker may not be justified. 2. Some people just don’t have the financial room to afford even a cheaper model. 3. And if you do have enough money, there may not be anymore space to park it. Countertops and Appliance Garages get full quickly and the cupboards may already be full.
Then do a cooking class! Teach! Everyone should know how to cook a basic meal, how to do taxes, how to pay bills, how to wash dishes, wash clothes, iron, shop for food... and the basics of how to turn off lights, lock doors and flush toilets!
Why wouldn't a white lady know that you use 2 cups of water with one cup of rice?
Boil it like al dente noodles, then immediately dump all the water out, take it off the heat and put a lid on for five-ish minutes. Perfect every time.
what i'm getting from this is that regardless of common ideology, cats are indeed, taking over the world. (they're starting by consuming our every thought, thereby brainwashing us).
They always ruled the world. We've just finally accepted it.
Load More Replies...someone in my zoom class the other day: Screenshot...5d7f34.png
Lol yesterday in my english class our teacher asked us to tell her how to be persuasive and this is what my friend said. Screenshot...eb-png.jpg
Reminds me of a student in my maths class a couple of years ago: Student (about 15-16 years old): "Sir, can I ask a question, but it has nothing to do with maths" Me: "Sure, go ahead" (thinking that any search for knowledge is to be encouraged) Student: "If I would want to overthrow the government, how would I have to go about it?"
My kid makes sure one of our cats pass by his screen at least 3 or 4 times during each class.
Load More Replies...In my son's first grade zoom class, every day there are multiple discussions in between about wiggly tooth . One kid starts and then for the next 5 minutes, everyone would be showing their wiggly teeth in closeup to everyone else . It's so funny to watch.
Dear Bored Panda readers. The people whose posts these are did not post them on Bored Panda. They posted them on Twitter. As with pretty much all content on this site it is ripped off from Reddit or Twitter etc. You cannot ask them questions in the comments as if they're going to see them. They probably have no idea their post has been used on here. If you're that bothered about finding answers then click the link under the picture and go ask them.
Me on Zoom: "Okay, so the infective rate is..." (cat sits on laptop and shows everyone her nostrils) ....... Me on Zoom next day: "What tier will we be considered for..." (other cat sits behind laptop and caterwauls)..... and that's now my life
If you read this comment, please wash your hands! Keeping two hands clean at a time. 🧼 💦🤲
what i'm getting from this is that regardless of common ideology, cats are indeed, taking over the world. (they're starting by consuming our every thought, thereby brainwashing us).
They always ruled the world. We've just finally accepted it.
Load More Replies...someone in my zoom class the other day: Screenshot...5d7f34.png
Lol yesterday in my english class our teacher asked us to tell her how to be persuasive and this is what my friend said. Screenshot...eb-png.jpg
Reminds me of a student in my maths class a couple of years ago: Student (about 15-16 years old): "Sir, can I ask a question, but it has nothing to do with maths" Me: "Sure, go ahead" (thinking that any search for knowledge is to be encouraged) Student: "If I would want to overthrow the government, how would I have to go about it?"
My kid makes sure one of our cats pass by his screen at least 3 or 4 times during each class.
Load More Replies...In my son's first grade zoom class, every day there are multiple discussions in between about wiggly tooth . One kid starts and then for the next 5 minutes, everyone would be showing their wiggly teeth in closeup to everyone else . It's so funny to watch.
Dear Bored Panda readers. The people whose posts these are did not post them on Bored Panda. They posted them on Twitter. As with pretty much all content on this site it is ripped off from Reddit or Twitter etc. You cannot ask them questions in the comments as if they're going to see them. They probably have no idea their post has been used on here. If you're that bothered about finding answers then click the link under the picture and go ask them.
Me on Zoom: "Okay, so the infective rate is..." (cat sits on laptop and shows everyone her nostrils) ....... Me on Zoom next day: "What tier will we be considered for..." (other cat sits behind laptop and caterwauls)..... and that's now my life
If you read this comment, please wash your hands! Keeping two hands clean at a time. 🧼 💦🤲
