Frustrated Tutor Gives Wrong Answers to Lazy Student

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Eric Lund
Jan 4, 2020 11:00 AM EST

School can be hard and regrettably expensive. Seeing your classmates not take anything seriously and still pass can be frustrating when you value your education, like this entitled college slacker who demanded their classmates notes and got denied. Also, if they're trying to be something like a doctor, you'd hope they actually study and know their field. This tutor got so frustrated with a ridiculously lazy student that he went and gave him some answers. Not the right answers, just some answers. Other teachers have wily ways of outsmarting cheaters, like this old professor.

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    Text - r/MaliciousCompliance Posted by u/DiaPsy 19 hours ago "He asked for answers, didn't ask for the right ones" ос м I used to tutor a subject for my uni called 'Psychological Statistics' it is one of the major requirements for any psychology related major and minor (any other science can take this in place of their statistics course if their section is full). I had been tutoring students for a while at this point and there are always a few students that come in and say "can you just give me
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    Text - default response of I can't do your homework for you, I can help you find a way that works for you to do it though' or I don't know what's going to be on your quiz/exam, I'm a student just like you I just tutors this'. Normally this stopped people from asking and they'd stop coming to my hours, or sit in and got the help they needed. However, one semester a student so intent on doing nothing, came to my hours and pushed me so far that I just stopped enjoying something that I loved doing.
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    Text - be so bad but he'd stay the whole session and just sit there on his phone, and at the end before leaving, would ask again "hey, can I get the answers for homework X now?". After it got to the 5th week I was hitting my boiling point, so I asked the professor who I took the class with for their advice on the situation. He had a smug smile on his face and said "give him what he's asking for" I was very confused, but before I could ask anything he said "He asked for answers, didn't ask for th
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    Text - The next session I think you could feel the anticipation coming off of me; when he showed up and sat at my table he pulled out his notes and said to me hey, can I get the answers for homework X?" I said "sure". I'm pretty sure he thought he'd broken me, oh how he was wrong. The next 3 weeks for me were great, the only thing I was worried about was if my other students would hear me give him the wrong answer and use it. The best thing about this is, the homework gets graded a week after be
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