“After [bathroom] breaks, you must complete a writing assignment.”

You are still able to pass the class.)

Restroom pass allowing three bathroom breaks. Requires a writing assignment after breaks. Unused passes earn extra credit at the end of six weeks

Classroom wall with a sign saying "Time to get to Work!!!" and a whiteboard displaying assignments and notes dated February 21st, 2019

Three diagrams showing the condition of healthy lungs, a cigarette smoker's lungs, and a marijuana smoker's lungs

Handwritten notes discussing historical topics, mentioning Egyptians, Persians, and Mesopotamia. Some text is crossed out and rewritten

Christmas project guidelines: Design a new 3D toy under 24” with a theme like sink/float, magnetic, or light/shadow. Advertise the toy creatively, neatly, and colorfully.

For a math problem asking to show work for 5 times 3, the student wrote plus 5 three times, while the teacher took a point off and corrected it to plus 3 five times

For students who get all questions right, the teacher for some reason takes off decimal points, marking them as 99.5% instead of 100%

The packet is several pages thick, is labeled "eighth grade spring break review packet," includes 100 questions, and the teacher says they will count it as a test

A teacher marked down a student's assignment because they drew a doodle on one of the pages

The sentence is labeled as a "consequence line," and it reads "I must remember not to forget to remember the correct shoes for school"

A student explains they can't stay after school because they need to pick up their check from work and deposit, and the teacher says they can only be excused due to illness, death, hospitalization, or actual work

Close-up of a Social Psychology paper with a note saying "0 - Turned in unstapled (Don't worry, you are still able to pass the class)" dated February 21, 2019

A handwritten note reads: "Turned in unstapled. (Don't worry, you are still able to pass the class)."

The student received a 197 out of 200 on a paper, with the 3 points docked because of the date

The email from a teacher says students can lose up to 5 credits for yawning in class

The zero on the final knocked their grade in the class down to a D

The question says "circle all that apply," gives three options and then "all of the above." The student selected all of the above, but was marked off because they didn't circle every answer option

The teacher claims that hostel isn't a word in English

A student sends an email asking to take a quiz earlier because they have to go to a funeral. The professor responds with "please resend your email with a proper closing and more relevant subject line"

The teacher says the student received a penalty for a late submission because they submitted their assignment less than an hour before the due date

The professor says "you did the lab in 13 minutes, help me understand," and the student gives an in-depth response about their experience in the field

The name at the top of the paper is circled, with a note that says "francais!" and shows points deducted

The email says labs will remain scheduled, cannot be moved online, and attendance is mandatory