So let's suppose I gave my Ethics class a brief reading for weekend homework with the knowledge that there just might be a quiz on the material on Monday.
And let's suppose that I put the quiz on the board a good 1/2 hour before class started.
And let's suppose more than half of the class was in the room a good 15 minutes before class started.
Now answer me this:
1. How many of them read the 2-page article?
2. How many of them remembered what they read?
3. How many of them took notes on what they read?
And here's the bonus question:
How many of them were BRIGHT ENOUGH to realize that even if they hadn't read (which only two students had) - THE TWO QUIZ QUESTIONS WERE ON THE BOARD and they could have looked up the answers before class started?
Yeah. And these are my seniors?




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