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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] I think I understand what OP is saying and taking her and her son at face value, this teacher is just... way off. And then it all escalated for personality reasons. [/quote] I just went back and rewrote OP's original post and now I understand. It escalated because OP's son went to the principal. If her son had just accepted the zero, the teacher would have let it go; but complaining to the principal pissed her off and she sent a threatening email to the kid that she planned to put a note in his school record, rescind her recommendation for the scholarship, and pull his eligibility for NHS. For a smart, scholarly kid, these are big deal things. I think the teacher is WAY out of line. I would fight this. [/quote] Sure, but the million dollar question: if it was [i]only[/i] flagged for short standard terms that everyone would be using, then why was everyone's project not flagged for exactly the same thing? I wonder if the examples given here of what got flagged are not fully representative of the problems identified. [/quote] +1. This story makes no sense because everyone would have been flagged if OP were describing this accurately.[/quote]
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