Well giving work late from personal experiences as well as acquired knowledge is never solved by letting get helped last minute, letting the person get the harsh reality of what will happen when they leave it late is the only way to make them regretting doing most the time.TheEndlessSleep said:What a disturbingly heavy handed approach to teaching you have...weker said:Sorry but I won't help you, the only way for you to learn is to be punished for it.
"There are monsters... there are kids... The monster's are partners of the kids... damn that just about covers it."Ser Imp said:I actually do see some resemblance Jack.Jack and Calumon said:Compare Hansel and Gretel with Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
No really, they're scarily similar when you look at them.
Calumon: Compare Butter and I can't believe it's not butter! Then eat it!
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He could compare Digimon to Pokemon?
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One of us. One of us. One of us. One of us. One of us. One of us. One of us.Blunderboy said:You're on an internet forum when you should be working on a paper. You're a procrastinator. I should know, we can smell our own.CANofKAM said:I AM NOT PROCRASTINATING!
i have high 90's in all my classes so im not dumb or lazy, i just can't think of ANYTHING which is very weird so all i am doing is asking for your help!
Not everyone is going to respond to punishment in the way you predict, and so I feel that citing it as the ONLY solution is quite narrow minded.weker said:Well giving work late from personal experiences as well as acquired knowledge is never solved by letting get helped last minute, letting the person get the harsh reality of what will happen when they leave it late is the only way to make them regretting doing most the time.TheEndlessSleep said:What a disturbingly heavy handed approach to teaching you have...weker said:Sorry but I won't help you, the only way for you to learn is to be punished for it.
I know too many people who know they will be given a second chance again and again, or try to do a last minute work, and they never learn from that last experiences, if they get punished for it, then they will remember not to do it more clearly, and avoid the entire last min situation.
Understand, none of this is meant as an insult. I thought of that response, believe me, and then decided it was better to respond with this:CANofKAM said:I have to do a comparative essay and its due tomorrow. it doesn't have to be more then a page but i have no clue as to what i could do for a good topic, major brain fart. Any ideas or suggestions?
Punishment is there for one reason, to tell people not to do something.TheEndlessSleep said:Not everyone is going to respond to punishment in the way you predict, and so I feel that citing it as the ONLY solution is quite narrow minded.
I'm am so going to steal this idea.Jack and Calumon said:Compare Hansel and Gretel with Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
No really, they're scarily similar when you look at them.