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"Keep screwing over your group members? This teacher is tired of your s***."
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Hahaha. A teacher holding students accountable for their actions. Beautiful. And the cherry on top, the teacher Gave extra credit and extensions for the group projects throughout the year. Great story ❤️
This is the kind of teacher we need a lot more of. Firm enough not to take crap from the students (or their parents), and yet willing to do whatever it takes to ensure his students have the chance to work at a passing grade no matter what.
34:23 to quote Judge Judy: they don't keep me here because I'm pretty, they keep me here because I'm smart.
Josh_the_ jester *quote
I always hated group projects and never saw any advantage in doing them as a student or assigning them as an educator.
Damn! That teacher is savage.
Absolutely cunning
*Finishes watching/reading the video and slowly leans back in chair*
“...well...shit...”
Made the author of "The Art of War" look like an amateur.
Kayenne54 I dare say he learned Sun Tzu in and out.
Or even better: This man is Sun Tzu reincarnated!
Ight boys one more 6 hours ago, one more I swear 1 hour ago, now FUC- it's 1:21am when I finished this
Das Gut Shite!
This teacher also just taught us CYA101. Follow the rules your boss lays down, and document, document, DOCUMENT!
One success out of seven was not abysmal, it was life. The got the life they worked towards so all succeeded. Vape shop, drug dealer. The failures were the parents who coddled their little spawn instead of making them face life and consequences.
Absolutely right! Even one student out of seven when ALL refused to do any work or even try is actually truly amazing! I bet the rest of his class had a very high success rate!
It sounds like that one success, the last senior mentioned, managed to grow up in college and do well. I suppose Moe went to prison.
This is such a sad story , I remember that I could not get the A that was needed to get into top percent because I have incompetent teacher that refuses to do their job even when I beg them to teach me and here we hv these people that dont appreciate what op is doing for them .
i literally had to just keep going online to learn how to do much of my work when i was in school some of the teachers tried to teach but sometimes other student got involved in fucking with people while the teaching was going on. but i remember i was in trig and literally passed only the final exam with an A after constants Ds through the three semesters, I crammed the book as best i could the weekend before. i was confident to get at least B's on everything else.
@@giantmess4335 that's why I let my daughter get her GED at 16. All the teachers told me I was ruining her life, but she received her bachelor's degree with honors. She is now in Germany pursuing a master's degree with a full ride. She also speaks three languages.
Public schools are to education what McDonalds is to cuisine.
No, we aren't rich. Solidly middle-class.
@@SKBottom you know sadly GED is looked down on but honestly, you are learning four years of shit in a few months so I can't knock it I saw the tests from the 90s and they weren't nothing to sniff at either. So it's sad it's looked down on in many cases
@@SKBottom also she did some I couldn't do which is the higher education. I'm still learning but I don't have the mental facualties to do uni or college. I need a GED for that.
@@SKBottom I dropped out and got my GED, went on to get a BS in secondary education with a double major in English (required to double major in education and English to be certified as highly qualified for teacher certification and employment). As a high school teacher, let me tell you that in the US, education is nothing more than teaching kids to pass the standardized tests required for graduation, and then being pressured by administration to pass students who have put in zero effort. I was so disheartened that I left the field entirely within 6 years. Our children are not being educated at all. Take a look at the number of universities that offer remedial courses in high school level English, and math, and you will be shocked. I was a high school student in the late 1980s, and became a teacher in 2005. My education in the 80s far surpasses the standards set for the same age group these days. I encourage anyone able to homeschool. Public education is garbage.
My best ever teacher was a Miss Collins who suffered terribly with elephantitis but put 200% into looking after us kids. I was sad to hear her passing but will remember her fondly.
What a great teacher! He was really looking out for the school, students and himself. And he was on top of things.
# 1 ☺❤
This feels more like malicious compliance since everything was set up by the book so no actual revenge took place
Hardly malicious when the seniors were given every opportunity afforded the rest of the class, and more, to succeed. Plus, they had the opportunity to learn valuable life lessons early on before facing the real world.
teacher: you failed to turn in your work..
student: i need a new chance !
Teacher : you still didnt turned in your assignment
student : thats unfair ! i need a new chance !
teacher : ok but next will be worth more !
student : sure !
teacher : you still didnt turned in your assignment
student : i need a new chance !
teacher : ok but the assignment will be double the work
student : ok !!
teacher : you failed because you didnt turned in any work
student : THATS UNFAIR !!!
I had a classmate like that, i'm mostly a 12~14 score (Cs) person, so landed a job at computer technician, he hauls food crates for a living.
@growlingbehemoth someone seems unhappy that they aren't making six digits even though they ditched school.
If she had been my teacher I would have appreciated her because it sounds like she really care. I don't know if would have ever gotten A grades but I would give my best effort at all times. My teachers didn't appreciate my best effort.
the teacher was a man
@@BungaloHippo still I wish I could had a teacher like that growing up.
Because my teachers didn't really care about me because I definitely would have noticed that
I have a few B's in my record that I'm more proud of than all my A's - because those teachers and profs got me to work my butt off. Which means that they really taught, and got me interested in their subjects. (Most of my A's happened because I figured out what kind of papers they wanted - "Prof A likes Yeat's poetry; write about Yeats, or include him somehow.")
@@StPetersFriend I never got a grades but I always gave my best. You teachers could have a little patience with a disable student who is giving their all but that wasn't enough for them.
@@BungaloHippo no matter how many times I read this story I picture a woman until the part of "mr fighterjet" and then i remember he's a man.
I still talk to my second grade (1979-1980) teacher and she came to my wedding last year!
Wholesome
Can we get an "of" for this wholesome teacher
Og*
My daughter loved her kindergarten teacher and the same teacher taught second grade so my daughter was a happy girl. Fast forward her wedding in Chicago was just fabulous and sitting front row was her teacher that came all the way from Orlando Oregon for her we were so happy she just and then she pulled out of her purse a list of all the kids and was checking off who she saw while she was there she was quite the teacher I tried to be like her
@@maryforstall7298 cute 😍
I had a hard time in school I had undiagnosed reading disability. I learned to cope on my own but I would have to reread everything a couple of times just get it. I still was a B student. College kicked my ass. I never party toward raining or did drugs or anything like that. It was just so much reading and I just couldn't deal with it and talking care of my disabled dad and grandma. I envy people who got have a real college experience and education.
Try being diagnosed with add and then finding your nich and then the school year ends you have move up to high school and they decided you don't need any help because you did good work.
I'm dyslexia can have a mood disorder and a couple other issues but I'd like to tell you guys that I did make it through college and I didn't have the party stereotypical college experience either. I'm just trying in an awkward wayto tell you guys that I'm proud of you and that it isn't easy but it sure as how is worth it. I'm proud of you all for being good people and you all made me smile know that other people take care of their family, have a rough time, and still try.
Thanks for being good people. It aint easy.
The sad part is, there’s college students that still do this. They have mommy and daddy try and get on the professor for failing their precious crotch goblin. It Doesn’t work though. My mother is a high school teacher and has to deal with this. As someone who graduated high school in 2011, I can confirm kids are getting worse.
As somewhat of a newbie teacher myself (one full year underneath my belt), I could learn a lot from this teacher!
This teacher reminds me strongly of my high school math teachers. They could tell I was a good student that struggled to understand the material and they worked with me to keep my grade at a passing level. They would allow me to "show my work" and take that in account of grading since I struggled even with the extra credit, which allowed me to stay in the higher D and lower C range. They would assure me that their job was to ensure I learned *something* even if it was just proving that I was trying to understand. I know a lot of kids were too stubborn to take advantage of what it was the math teachers were offering (getting graded on your effort) and rumor had it their parents tried to put the blame on the teachers, but nothing ever came out of it. This was years ago but I'm thankful for those teachers who taught me to be accountable.
I probably would have liked this teacher. I used to hate group projects because I was the one that genuinely DID do all the damn work sometimes, and having my grade on the line because of other people screwing around. (Well, except for this one awesome group I was lucky enough to get in high school on multiple projects, that was all equally committed.) The contract this teacher has is AWESOME. Most of the time I just pulled the extra weight, but one time I had someone in 9th grade who did not ONE damn thing. But we went to the teacher before the project was turned in, not after. And fortunately because I performed in class and on tests, the teacher knew damn well I WAS doing all the work and believed me and failed the other kid. Even though back then there was no technological way to prove it.
3:06 that's a little unusual, most affluent parents would want there kids to truly exceed in life, and become successful, if I had a kid who constantly tanked his/her grades, I'd tell them they need to focus on school to better understand the world better and eventually find a job, if they argue then they will amount to nothing, as most jobs require a high school diploma or higher
We had a teacher that was like that, he gave us a project that was meant to bail us out if we didnt get a good grade in his class....i did it and so did many others but there were a few that handed in one sheet of paper and then cried foul when they didnt get a good grade. also he gave us extra credit for not skipping on senior skip day. the class? it was economics, one of the easiest classes!
I applaud you OP. Being a teacher is hard enough but dealing with lazy kids and angry parents is another talent. You did it by the book and they let themselves down.
Wow. I mean, I know that I wasn’t the best student - Learning Disabled, but still - but DAMN, these guys are just BAD!
Imagine these seniors as every classmate other than you and you have my school. They just side chatter instead of doing their work
This contract idea is really good for schools. If I ever go back to college for engineering construction management, I will put into use what I have learned as an inspector in my classes.
"entitled embrio"... brilliant term. ROTFL
Here in Georgia people skip, cheat, and argue all the time with teachers and still pass. Shoot I didnt even know I had more than 5 classmates til near the final semester
And people wonder why so many teachers quit and never work in the field again....
I believe here in the UK most now quit within 3 years of qualifying!
What's the point of school and teachers if you are not allowed to give bad grades?
*he. It was a male teacher. Use Mr. throughout the entire story.
Having a hard line and a boffo student handbook is what made all this possible. OP just followed the rules, had ways to document everything the students did and did not do -- that was excellent!
This teacher is my hero.
Kudos to that teacher. Unfortunately, I encountered (too) many of those stooges in HS
Imagine being so desperate for a group project that your not gonna do that you buy kids lunch
Why do I love staring lovingly at my CanadianRob custom pen? Because I suffer from third-party fecal exhaustion. Wow, I just typed that.
Ummmmmmm
@@KarmaStoriesPodcast third-party fecal exhaustion = "tired of their shit"
@@KarmaStoriesPodcast Also, your laugh in this one was glorious. You should post it to freesound.org
This is the definition of "Go ahead. Fuck around and find out."
"I was told to let more rules slide because the principal was tired of hearing from parents. " He will still hear from them because there will always be rules they don't like. If anything, letting them slide just gives more ammunition to the parents for next time.
I had a social studies teacher in '91 who was a COMPLETE SAVAGE TO SOME , SAVIOR IF YOU DID THE WORK. This Man was THE REASON I have such a good work ETHIC to this day. Shouts to ALL THE DAMN GOOD EDUCATORS THAT ACTUALLY GIVE A DAMN AND REFUSE TO COMPROMISE.
the fact he saved 1 out of those 7 is already a success
My favorite grade to teach is 9th. And while I am a strict teacher with about the highest classwork counts in the school my pride lies in the fact that I made them struggle so hard in 9th grade for a good score they end up better than many when they are in highschool
Teacher you love: I had a math teacher, in 1964-5, that was also a family friend. He and my father played chess. I played him once and he was playing me inside the game, trying to see how long he could keep me pinned in a corner without giving me a stalemate. After about 20 moves I forced him to give me an “unforced move” during which I checkmated him.
The next 4 games that night he stomped me. He used to tell us that if you get either a zero or a hundred on a test you haven’t been tested.
He died 2007 and a week before he died I wrote him a letter telling him that I tried telling my children the things he tried teaching us. He told his wife something like, “It’s okay then.” He was too weak to write back.
Good to know at least one senior did eventually redeem himself.
You know the Larry in the story sounds an awful lot like someone I knew in the army. He faked having “water on the brain” and would have these weird freak outs and claim it was part of his condition. He got out and moved back to Austin, but not before screwing over a buddy of his!
I work for a law office. One day one of my HS Teacher, 63F, (popularly known to be "The" Terror Teacher) walks in our office looking to hire a lawyer to defend her from a lawsuit alleging she hit a student.
Little did the complainant know that said teacher is one of the most popular teacher among the alumnus, "for without her strictness, they wouldn't have survived collage". So, my employer (a senior in the law firm) called all successful and professional former students to testify in favor of her.
And so, lawyers, judges, engineers, doctors, police officials, school principals, businessman, government employees and officials, and even politicians banded together to protect her. They even held a party inviting all other teachers to honor them.
All of us sharing the same bond, the pressure and terror we felt when seeing her or being in her class, and all hilarious and stupid experiences we've had due to her or with her. Those were good times, indeed. 😂
all my teachers have passed on .and i didn't like the school anyhow. part of my life would rather forget.
I had teachers like that and enjoyed their classes but I also had some that were not so good. I was also a bit of a Hoodlum. Myself and then after a few years in the work place I went to the local community college and took several different classes and I enjoyed it. The reason was I knew I was the only person making me go to classes and I could leave when ever I wanted to. I barely passed English in high school but in college I was straight A’s. That teacher was a good teacher. The last year there I had finally found the path I wanted and got a bad teacher in a English based class (technical report writing) I worked my but off to keep my 4.0 gpa. And then found out she doesn’t give guys in her classes anything higher than a B. Girls she would but boys she would not no matter how well they did. I still made a B and graduated with a 3.98 gpa. I am a machinist and have electronic degree plus a computer aided Drafting certificate.
Technical report writing. Read the manual for your television. This is what that is writing out the instructions for that. Or be able to translate it for the equipment that you are working on
Man, this reminds me of my dad who taught special ed (not retarded) and got lots of students in trouble (because of their lack of work). Sociopaths need to work on on social studies!
I wish I could go back in time and have a good teacher who appreciated that I was giving my all. I was special ed in school and because in middle school I found my nich they decided I didn't need help come high school.
I can't tell you how many times I heard, "all you had to do was do your homework and you pass" at school back in the day. I never understood how you couldn't do homework when we had a study hall class......to do homework.
The teacher gave the seniors more chances than Steve Howe.
I had a teacher who taught economics and government it was easy. I had people who failed the class and has to retake it apparently to them it was hard it wasn't. My teacher had hard extra credit assignments and one them was to remember the amendments the Declaration of dependence in front of the class. Which I did I made A's and B's it was worth it and when we hit economics I had trouble with the graphs but asked the teacher for help. I was supposed to take this class on my freshman year but I took it on my senior year I got a 98 in class.
I highly doubt that
Laughing maniacally the whole time hearing this story. Like all those opportunities and they still choose to fuck it up.
I’ve heard this story on 3 different channels, but will never not listen to it, as it is an incredible story! I love it!
38:15 it makes too much sence to refer these idiots as the three stooges, because it's a quest to fix a lazy procrastinator, and if you manage fix at least one, you on a scale higher then the throat of the world, because it requires a lot, and I mean a LOT of patients. I wanna know how much are you willing to put up with, until you say "fock it"?
I had co-workers who were like the three stooges, and even had similar names: Larry, Kerrey and Lowell. Fun times!
This is absolutely brilliant! This teacher is a genius!
At least one of those kids got his act in line and pulled himself out of the gutter. Good for him. For the rest of them, I don't feel sorry because the teacher gave them lots of chances to improve but they didn't take them.
people should not have kids that they are unwilling to raise as a decent human being.
Just wanted to say, I love the honk.
Honk me, that's funny!
I had only just finished reading this story on reddit not 10mins ago
That is a very different school from what I went to -- where most school graduates went on to Auckland University, some to Dunedin Medical College, etc, and more than one eventually became professors, judges (of the Supreme Court of NZ), etc. At my school, in those years, we all respected our schoolmasters, and I think in the main, they respected those of us who stayed and worked to the end of our final academic years.
Remember kids, your grades are never your fault. You can easily lie your way out of it.
I know there are bad teachers, but DAMN. Some of the stories, especially the administration wanting the teachers to let rules slide because terrible parents don't want to actually parent their kids would make me crazy. I'd get fired the first day because I'd tell a parent that their kid already had a cell in the state penitentiary, why wait?
Totally agree with you. In fact parents like this harm their kids, they are not really helping them by encouraging them to be lazy and obnoxious.
This is perfection!! Every teacher should be this guy!!
I have NO sympathy for the seniors who failed, especially not where Larry, Moe and Curly are concerned. All of them were given multiple chances to turn their shitty attitudes around and work like responsible adults. They didn't. Failed class? Too fucking bad, so fucking sad.
There are people who work themselves to the bone to go to college. So asshats who ride on the coattails of enabling jackass parents and don't lift a finger to even do the extra credit work deserve the worst and more for not putting themselves into a challenge.
Am I the only person who thinks that our beloved narrator of tremendous stories sounds like Johnny Galecki - Leonard from The Big Bang theory? Also played David - Darlene's Boyfriend Leslie Winkle -(in the Original Roseanne) and Ira fom Suicide Kings. I'm probably missing some but I'm not IMDB. Even if it's not him this is now my fave Reddit Stories channel on TH-cam because it sounds like Leonard narrating all of these and it's strangely comforting and inviting. TREMENDOUS!
I heard of this particular story before.
But no matter. This story remains one of my top favorites, no matter the narrator.
I spit my drink at Entitled embryo. 😅😂🤣
The email at the end touched my soul
Awesome teacher!
“Hey everybody Rob here”! My favorite opening to fun stories.
What the heck this teacher is a true American hero shutting down seven entitled brats and there parents.
How does a slacker manage to graduate after failing classes, including a core requisite? Is this called common core or no child left behind? Did Curly get his participation trophy?
Shouldn't have made ANY special allowances for those lazy kids. See what happens when you do that? Lack of any gratitude and they try get you fired.
It's unfair to the good kids, when the deadbeats are given special treatment
I've never had a group project in any of my classes.
Thank god.
These people really had life on easy mode and still screwed up
FANTASTIC TEACHER...… ;-)) AWESOME!!!
Now that is a hard a$$ teacher. Great read Rob!
You can buy your way into college and pay someone to do your homework for you, but you can't buy the knowledge needed to pass the tests yourself. Knowledge is earned, not bought.
I did get homework when I was in School, but because of how late I got home, I couldn't do it...So I was allowed to do it in free-time class
I was going to say you did these kids a huge favour by providing accountability... then I listened to the end. I guess one teacher can't fix years of crap parenting unfortunately. Glad to hear one kid pulled finger though.
That teacher is a diabolical 0fksleft.jpeg goddess. I wish I had a prof like that for all the dushbags I had in group projects.
I never understood Seniors taking it easy in their last year. I understand that colleges treat junior year very seriously in the application process, but nevertheless, I had a tough curriculum my senior year. I took AP English, honors French, and honors Chemistry(long story) to make sure I graduated with a New York State Regents diploma.
I like how much the teacher swears
Teachers that don't let their students fail are doing them a terrible disservice. it's the time they can fail and recover, learn to rebuild from mistakes, and can make them without great consequence. I know people who were never allowed to fail when they were little, and now, anything doesn't go perfect for them, they have a complete meltdown.
This is what happens when you dont raise your kids properly... smh
Bro if you try this as a parent in europe your kid is not only getting kicked out of the school you are gonna be sued by the school for verbally abusing the teachers
I want this guy as my teacher. He seems cool
13:33 nice of mice and men reference
i though were the three stooges
The piano music in the background is making go insane because I keep thinking I am hearing things in my house
I’m not watching the entire video
Im skipping the last second
If group projects were such a problem, why did he keep assigning them?!
EDIT: The teacher is definitely a pro but I'm not sure this is revenge. He wasn't looking for retribution; he gave them plenty of opportunities to avoid failing. If they chose not to take advantage of those opportunities, that's solely on them.
The OP explained in the comments his school required them, so he had zero choice.
So weird these people do not want to parent .... They had these children but don't want to take care or teach them ... I agree sad indeed ....
I'm impressed, one would think that school was a time to learn academic skills as well as life
skills like learning to be accountable for your own life. The stooges muft it up and learned the
hard way. Cheers to a teacher who tried to be good and fair and teach the morons that being
accountable for ones self is a very important lesson.
I wish my teachers were more like this, instead I got crazy white woman who "loses" my work, and the fat one who can't teach good and is frustrated when someone asks a question
The teacher story. Just because you're rich doesn't stop them from being trailer trash
Parents who love their kids do not let them anywhere near public schools. They are a complete dumpster fire.
I love the long stories.
Wish he had been my teacher in school, my favourite teacher died of cancer 2 years after I graduated
That was a wonderful story!
this story makes me want to do my homework
Shit like this is why inercity teachers start to hate school and students and go out of there way to be indifferent and hateful thank you op for trying to help kids