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FYL indeed. It's a good thing intelligence isn't hereditary ;)

You're clearly a pretty shitty teacher then.

hahahahah LMFAO!! hahaha

Then make it your job to teach them. At the end of the year, ask them that same question, if they get it right, at least you know you've taught someone something. These are the type of kids that need the most help, it may not be an easy task, but hopefully you can see that the final outcome is well worth the effort you're putting in.

Then make it your job to teach them. At the end of the year, ask them that same question, if they get it right, at least you know you've taught someone something. These are the type of kids that need the most help, it may not be an easy task, but hopefully you can see that the final outcome is well worth the effort you're putting in.

It's the beginning of the year, you can't expect every student to have a firm grasp of the subject. Unless you live in Arizona or the student travels to Arizona frequently, why would you automatically expect them to know anything about it? The entire point of social studies and geography classes are to teach these things. I don't know a single parent that focuses on this information until it's relevant to homework or a trip the family is taking.

#30 *up there?

the fact that the response was Canada just makes it all the more hysterical.

hahahahahahahahahahaha but honestly, sounds like something my brother would say :S FYL