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Really? Kids show up on the last day and know with certainty that the test is coming that day.
by munchler 1y ago
Really? Kids show up on the last day and know with certainty that the test is coming that day.
- mcphage 1y agoNot if they consider “we won’t have the test at all” as a possibility.
- munchler 1y agoWhat if the teacher writes the test day on a piece of paper at the beginning of the week and hides it in his desk? That way "we won't have the test at all" is no longer a possibility.
- mcphage 1y agoI think that gets you back to impossible instructions—if the teacher had written "Friday", then on Friday the students wouldn't be surprised by the test on Friday. I guess, unless the students think it's possible the teacher left it blank or wrote "No Test This Week" or something on it?