“Prepare to Cringe: 50 Epic School Presentation Fails That Will Make You Rethink Classroom Chaos!”
I thought it might’ve been a slip of the tongue kind of thing she must’ve said in the presentation, But by the end of the confrontation I was proved otherwise.
In history class, we all had to do a presentation about some sort of injustice in the world. One kid chose a prison camp for his topic.
All his powerpoint slides were photos of men being stripped, chained, whipped, sodomized. We were 13.
Edit: Yes, his project was about Abu Ghraib.
Once in the seventh grade I did a report on the African penguin but it had a nickname called the jacka*s penguin so I decided to call it that and I almost got suspended on the 5th day of school
I was doing work experience with a bunch of special needs kids at a school. We were watching a play that I don’t remember the name of, which was about someone who was in a gang or something and got HIV.
Instead of having any action or dialogue, the story was told through characters standing out the front and telling the story to the audience. It was dull as hell. The special needs kids were getting so restless, and I couldn’t blame them, because it was terrible.
B-school ethics class – we had a group give a presentation on how society benefited from the tobacco industry. They were ripped to shreds by the professor and rest of the class.
Junior year of high school, for our AP English class, our group made a 30 minute telenovela of the Scarlet Letter. The whole thing was in Spanish.
Grade 11 physics we were told to a presentation which would account for 30% of our grade. The curriculum was new and the cumulative project being worth 30% was mandated by the province. Also the teacher was new and didn’t provide a lot of direction. This was fine for most of us.
But it wasn’t fine for Chris. He spent 30 minutes describing the physics of a perpetual motion machine. It was not a debunking. Very awkward.
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