What colony was William Penn given the right to start?'
Answer: 1922.
'Which region was known as the 'Bread Colonies' because the soil was good for harvesting grains for bread?'
Answer: Yes, because soil was good those days.
'What was Virginia's cash crop?'
Answer: England.
I QUIT!
FutureMrsD09
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OMG, was that all from one student?
FuTuRe MrS MaZz
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I think you need to go back to basics and see if they even know what they are being asked in questions... im no teacher, but id do a mini mini lesson on that
Walkintomymind
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mdawg
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those were from 2 different kids... both are on my promotion in doubt list because neither of them can read on their level. but seriously. come on now.
MrsDtoBe09
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I once gave a multiple choice test and got q's and r's back as the a-d choice. Kids are dumb, it's not your fault!
MrsL2010
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2010 crashing,
It amazes me some of the answers you get on tests. last year I taught 5th grade and it just amazed me at what the kids would write. they wouldn't read the question and just write anything.
no, you are not a horrible teacher, you just have kids that don't care about schoolwork.
MrsInglima
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Whaaaaa?
There's always some in every class, don't blame yourself!
FinallyMrsB18
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That is crazy. I don't think your a bad teacher. It seems that they did not read the question (You did mention they don't read well). Maybe they didn't understand what they were reading. It also seems like they may not have studied the material, and just wrote some BS. Good luck this week. Sounds like you have to re-cap that entire lesson plan.
NikkiR515
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You are definitely NOT a terrible teacher! Some kids just write whatever they want and don't even read what the question is answering.. Some of those answers are pretty funny though..
Deeglasser
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honestly, i would meet with each of them individually and ask them how they came up with those answers. i would have open communication with the special ed teachers also...
jennaandguy09
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Mind if I ask what grade this is???
Those answers are nuts!!!!! Maybe you need to word them a different way for the students on a different level?? JMO
DCLM726
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You are not a bad teacher. I teach SS too and thats the type of answers that I get too. I find that many of the kids dont even read the questions.
Are you on the island or in the city?
gina409
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thats just crazy....i dont think u r a bad teacher at all
9509Bride
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If all your students gave answers like this THEN you might be in trouble..... I laughed out loud but this isnt funny ..rotl @ 1922 SMH.
some kids just want to be finish and pay no attention.
GT143EA
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Posted by MrsDtoBe09
Kids are dumb, it's not your fault!
LeeAnne
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
i thinks children have a hard time reading and processing questions. they see part of the questions and know something about it but never really answer the questions
donnasmom09
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Hey, I think you're talking about my 'colony' of Pennsylvania!!!!!! An interesting note; My 8th Great Grandparents, George and Anne 'Hannah' Wood, who were Quaker, were granted 1000 acres from William Penn on March 22, 1682, to repay the loan that William Penn owed them!!! George and Hannah emigrated in 1682, to America, from England, arriving in 1683. The land granted from William Penn, was in Darby, Pa. My 7th Great Grandfather, Richard Bonsall, married to the Daughter of the Woods, Mary, was the original owner of most of the land in Lansdowne, Pa. My 6th Great Grandfather, Jacob Bonsall, built 'Runnemede House', at 12 Owen Ave., Lansdowne, Pa, in 1732. In the info I've been given, it's rumored that George Washington stopped at the Runnemede House on the way from the Battle of Brandywine, while retreating to Valley Forge. And Jacob's Brother, Benjamin, had his house in Philadelphia, confiscated by British General Howe, who used it as his headquarters after taking the city of Philadelphia. ------- Taken from my ancestors reunion program, from 2003.
