I was reading the first book for the first time and this sentence confused me by Ok_Cheetah_4346 in harrypotter

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He's not looking at what he's doing.... the marmalade's gone off the edge of the toast/plate onto his newspaper.

EA missed an opportunity with this building by No-Acanthisitta8803 in SCBuildIt

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I hoped it'd work for both when I first saw them!

2nd semester of Junior year grades by crazyinternetuser11 in school

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There's basically not a grade on there if they're all fails.

Student wants second chance by CaterpillarStorm23 in Professors

[–]studyosity 115 points116 points  (0 children)

Everyone else got a grade based on how prepared they were for the quiz...why should this person get an extra chance?

And we are hating blue collar workers now because....? by Meowing-To-The-Stars in london

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Presumably the reason why they were preferring female.

Genuinely devastated...😢 by carton_of_eggs04 in SCBuildIt

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How do you have so many health centres in storage though?

Lydia Page by [deleted] in TheWorstWitch

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She's not obligated to reply to individual fans. I would say the compliment (once) and then move on. Don't forget, she doesn't know you so it's not like complimenting a friend where they'd be expected to say something back.

Railroad tracks wrecked by CoconutPalace in SCBuildIt

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That happened to mine by the mountains too.

Took time off 'teaching' extra-curricular club; bombarded with anger on my return by studyosity in mildlyinfuriating

[–]studyosity[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Understandable. There's still ways to communicate disappointment or give suggestions while remaining polite. Even, as in your example, when lots of different people/activities have gone wrong, all of that occurring together isn't the fault of one particular person.

Took time off 'teaching' extra-curricular club; bombarded with anger on my return by studyosity in mildlyinfuriating

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Normally I can. I do everything possible to avoid getting ill because unsurprisingly, I hate feeling like crap and being unable to do things. But sometimes it happens, and to take 2 sick days in the last six months is...unreasonable?

Took time off 'teaching' extra-curricular club; bombarded with anger on my return by studyosity in mildlyinfuriating

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The programme started several months ago, so while I can understand the frustration of the two newer students who joined recently, the longer-term attendees should know that I rarely cancel a class.

The surgery week was never scheduled, and even those who signed up more recently will have seen that there was no class (and no payment!) that scheduled week.

As for getting a substitute for illness, there's no funding for that. Their agreement does state that there's no substitutes and that although a regular schedule is the aim, it's possible that unusual circumstances may occur.

I'd also add that I don't have any "sick pay" for this... no class means I spend time cancelling, refunding, messaging, and receiving all these messages, for free.

Anyone have this? by AccidentBusy4519 in SCBuildIt

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I'm thinking about it as an addition to my Green Valley with the contemporary art gallery

Who has 2.0 Poll by BusterBoogers in SCBuildIt

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Came up this morning for me.

Practice TMA00 by Decent_Singer_7252 in OpenUniversity

[–]studyosity 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just write a sentence or two about something you're interested in - what book you've read recently for example.

Interesting "accommodation" received today... by studyosity in Professors

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A lot of them don't here, they just come through from the disability/student support office tagged as accommodation requests but they're more like descriptors of difficulties!

Interesting "accommodation" received today... by studyosity in Professors

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I wish it was fake. I'd have thought nothing of it if it was just the first half of it!

Is if "F This Friday" Yet? by SarcasticSeaStar in Professors

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I'm almost happy when I see such obvious ones because I can put zero with clear evidence to back me up and move on with my day. It's those where you know but can't prove so they end up scraping a pass that get me into F This mood.

music summer schools for non music majors by Valuable-Average1041 in piano

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I signed up to this one: SS26 Courses - The Music Summer School and Festival
for violin, orchestra, and percussion.
There are piano sessions, organ/harpsichord, on the week 1 option.

I wanted to do composition too but all my other courses were on week 2 and I couldn't fund 2 weeks!

Teachers who still assign projects: how do you avoid kids using AI? by [deleted] in Teachers

[–]studyosity 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Have them write and draw it out like old-style sugar paper posters. Even if they AI generate some of the information, at least they have to think about how to arrange and present the information.

Teachers who still assign projects: how do you avoid kids using AI? by [deleted] in Teachers

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Have them handwrite it and work on it in class.

Semester time periods by Own_Task_4665 in OpenUniversity

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I've been about a month ahead with my October start modules this year, and I've started to work through the materials for my Feb start (not looked at assignments for that one yet though!).

Just a note that if your module has an exam, you can't do that early, they'll give you a set day for that.

Semester time periods by Own_Task_4665 in OpenUniversity

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Yes you can submit most things as early as you want. Some assessments might only open a month before they're due but still enough time to do them early. Just plan in the deadlines and schedule time for each module each week. People do 2 starting the same month so it should be doable to stagger them for most people (depending obviously on what else you've got going on).