Jul 7, 2014
YOU are the WORST
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YOU are the WORST
pitamullark replied to your post:MARK SHEPPARD OF COURSE HE’S HERE
LIVETEXT ME RE: DOLLHOUSE RIGHT NOW
I WENT TO BED BUT WHEN I START WATCHING AGAIN LATER TODAY I WILL
#oh you WOULD you little snot
rage tags on reblogs of my fic are my favourite thing
Hi! That question you just answered reminded me that you are a college professor so I have another question for you. What is the appropriate route to follow to report flagrantly unfair grading, and how likely is it to be addressed when the teacher is in his 70s, the head of his department, and very tenured. He took 40% off my friend's essay because the school printer left an ink spot, then he told her she could cover it with whiteout, and he took the points off again from her next paper. :o
Oh goodness! That’s crazy. I’m sorry to hear that. Whether your friend’s grievance is addressed or ignored will have a lot to do with the specific rules of your college, but it is possible it won’t go her way thanks to the issue of tenure and his being the chair, as unfair as that might be. You should have a copy—probably available on your school’s website—of the student handbook. Grading disputes might be addressed in something called grading and examination procedures or the like. Some schools have a rule that allows for students to request that their work be reevaluated by another instructor or there is a complaint filing process. The first step would be for your friend to calmly address the issue with the professor, since any complaint will likely depend upon the student attempting to resolve the issue first with the professor. If you can’t find anything in the handbook or you have any questions, contact the dean of undergraduate studies or dean of students. Or if your friend has a good relationship with their advisor, they might contact them too. An advisor can be a good advocate.
pitamullark replied to your post:pitamullark replied to your post:pitamullark...
no I meant that my inspirations have to do with daemons and reincarnation only BUT THAT SOUNDS SO COOL CASS U GOTTA POST IT or at least fanmail it to me
I posted it the other night lemme reblog it for you
pitamullark replied to your post:pitamullark replied to your post:pitamullark...
ur welcome I am a well of inspiration (it all has to do with daemons and reincarnation)
nope it's about the park bench and how they're in the same location BUT THEY'LL NEVER BE IN THE SAME PLACE AGAIN
pitamullark replied to your post:pitamullark replied to your post:saydeeeee replied...
LYRA’S OXFORD
OH NO PARALLEL UNIVERSES POEM I WILL DO THE THING
pitamullark replied to your post:saydeeeee replied to your post:my morning class...
does it have to be a real place
apparently neverland or purgatory count as places, but a chair does not