The World According to Student Bloopers
Apr. 20th, 2004 07:56 amThings I must do today:
I first saw this Student Blooper thing in high school. My one regret about teaching for four years is that I never gathered the best howlers from my own students, because I could've done a "Computers According to Student Bloopers" of my own.
Actually, I could've gotten everything just from one guy who typed abysmally and who discovered the spellchecker on his own, without realizing you need to read the words you approve. His four-page assignment was entirely composed of statements like, "The head dices is in the iterant drivel, the flops is the ennoble drib" (answering a question about hard and floppy disk drives), and "Anal the pogrom" (aka "Analyse the program").
Anyway. ( From Richard Lederer, St. Paul's School )
- appt with Dr. Tobin
- Property and Legislation printouts
- Justin's clothes
- bathe my sticky children
- read the court transcript
I first saw this Student Blooper thing in high school. My one regret about teaching for four years is that I never gathered the best howlers from my own students, because I could've done a "Computers According to Student Bloopers" of my own.
Actually, I could've gotten everything just from one guy who typed abysmally and who discovered the spellchecker on his own, without realizing you need to read the words you approve. His four-page assignment was entirely composed of statements like, "The head dices is in the iterant drivel, the flops is the ennoble drib" (answering a question about hard and floppy disk drives), and "Anal the pogrom" (aka "Analyse the program").
Anyway. ( From Richard Lederer, St. Paul's School )