the fuck is office hoursCollege is pretty easy if you just put in enough time and go to office hours and keep up with assignments, even the tricky courses aren't so bad if just do that
I was able to shitpost on the Sharty throughout most of my college years all day and end up with a degree and a good GPA
TAs set up time where you can walk in and ask about assignments and course contentthe fuck is office hours
the fuck is a TATAs set up time where you can walk in and ask about assignments and course content
Interesting take do you think disabled noobs should get special accommodationnow it seems like you get dummys who shouldn't be in college that end up getting passed anyways because the classes are being dumbed down to suit their needs. i think it''s because most of Gen-Z rotted their brains on screens and so they're being passed regardless. i hope college is fixed because otherwise your degree is going to be useless despite everything you went through and now you need to waste even more resources going to another higher form of education so the jews can whore out more dollars out of you.
Teaching Assistant, usually a former student who does whatever the professor doesn't want to do like running lab sessions, grading papers, running most office hour sessions, etc. Usually do it for minimal pay or for f r e ethe fuck is a TA
If these dummys had a brain cell or two they would've known about Cliff's Notes which doesn't have hallucinations. Well, unless whatever you're reading is obscure enough that it won't show up there. That or they'd actually check over and properly do their work.i don't find Office Hours necessary unless it's for interview stuff i need to do for a class. a good chunk of classes i was in so far the teachers had trouble getting most of the students to learn and they would just not do the assigned work. i've had conversations with a couple of professors about today's generation being dummyed and we agree'd. i feel like i actually put in the work and thinking to get assignments done. the teachers usually know if you actually care about the class and work it out with you in class. it got so bad that one of my current classes is making us write 4 page long essays in-class about a book we read (we work on a handout first then the essay, good time to take notes about it) because so much kids were just using AI to give them info. like one time the class was assigned a book, i read the whole thing, and got stuck partnered with two wiggers who never read the book and just used chatgpt and it gave them very false information about it. i also read stuff ahead of time if it's available for more knowledge, it's helpful.
i think they should if they're dedicated. there are disabled/heavily autistic people where i'm at that are accommodated for (scooters, elevators, etc), but most of the time its capable people who pretend to be disabled to get benefits to slack off and get free stuff, or the worse alternative where you get legit actual dummys who don't want to do work nor put in effort for anything but still expect peoplearound them to pamper them, even if said dummys treat the people helping them like shit. the people who do this are usually aware of their actions but play pretend so the system will enable them regardless and they can continue being dead weight. some mfs could literally steal supplies from the class and cuss out the teacher and they'll still be allowed to attend while the teachers/professors can't do shit about it.Interesting take do you think disabled noobs should get special accommodation
I always thought shit was easier because people caring about mentally disabled people too much or something
we just had a online thing to teach us about being ethical about ai usage now. it's encouraged for us to use ai where they deem fit like keeping track of notes or making an outline or checking your work for mistakes. i find it funny how AI was being demonized last two semesters but now they're switching up on it. kids are still gonna use it to cheat anyways so it's just making things worse.If these dummys had a brain cell or two they would've known about Cliff's Notes which doesn't have hallucinations. Well, unless whatever you're reading is obscure enough that it won't show up there. That or they'd actually check over and properly do their work.
I remember using GPT-3.5 to help write a paper on agriculture in Ethiopia (in hindsight I wish I selected Lesotho for the GEGs but nobody was really talking about Lesotho like that back then), but I wasn't stupid enough to go "SAAR PLEASE REDEEM VERY GOOD PAPER NO MISTAKES", I'd actually ask for resources, I'd call bullshit on resources that weren't authoritative enough, I'd ask it to tighten up my wording in a spot or two, but I was still putting in effort to write the thing
IDK what is as I live in America but in college exams are either autograded and you know how well you did when you walk out of the room or they take weeks to grade themI got derived grade exams in a week's time.
straight into the retirement home you go unci'm almost out myself.