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I was told recently about a school that was shamed into changing its school motto.
The motto was "l hear, I see, I learn" Nothing wrong with that per se. Unfortunately the motto was in Latin, and the Latin for "l hear, I see, I learn" is "audio, video, disco
wonderfulworldofmichaelford Obserwuj
What the f ck that's the best school motto ever change it back
copperbadge Obserwuj
Your yearly reminder that "l learn through suffering" can be translated into Latin as "Disco Inferno"
Reminder that you are allowed to swear on the internet, children
Ok if I get in trouble it's your fault.
GOSH DARNIT.
just bc we are allowed to, doesnt mean everyone wants to :)
Infact we should go out of our way to swear because it's the fucking advertising companies that pedal the ad friendly, PG internet and if you don't support that, you're harming their ability to advertise by swearing.
I don't swear but I hate people censoring swearing so much
I used to curse when I taught physics, and the students never once flinched. I was "monitored" by a supervisor who said it was highly unprofessional and disrespectful to cuss during lectures... So I quit.
You're going to insult my intelligence because I use an empathetic "this is fucking important" instead of a foot stomp? Nah bro.
having been showered with shorts from that one powerplant engineer who starts with "you want to see something cool?", it's very clear that if my teachers had casually cursed and joked about "shafts" and shit my attendance would have been much improved.
There's something about someone who obviously knows what they're doing swearing with passion about their subject that makes it so much easier to understand.
Oh, I love that guy! He's hilarious and educational.
I used to teach math and would occasionally do the same. The students loved it, always got a laugh or at least a grin out of it, which is actually quite helpful to alleviate the pain the material was otherwise clearly causing them.
I’d say as long as it’s not overdone, it can actually be quite helpful as a teaching device, because it shows that you can empathize with your students and recognize their feelings about the subject.
Had an english teacher in college use the F word to great effect. He didnt drop it until several lectures in, and made sure to point out how effective it can be if it’s not overused.
The way I see it, it's very similar to seasoning your food. When done correctly, it can massively improve the flavor and help ease digestion, but if you overdo it, it can also easily ruin the whole dish.
Fox?
Wow dude, you used the hard “X” and everything. Not cool man, not cool!
It also demonstrates that the students are paying attention.
Actually, I found it to be a good way to make sure they're paying attention. Basically, whenever I noticed too many of them drifting off into their own thoughts or pulling out their phones under their desks, I'd casually drop an f-bomb or something, because that would generally snap them right out of their daze.
Obviously you can't overuse this because then it'll stop working, but when used sparingly and strategically, I found it to be quite effective.
Why do you care at all?
There's one in every fuckin thread
I believe you meant "Why the fuck do you care at all?"
I'm going to say fuck twice every time I see it censored. Fuck.
https://youtu.be/ojQ3bGgtz3A
Edited link for the better song choice
Fuck yeah
america!
Ya fuck the censorship!