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[blindsoothsayer]

[A large, careful cursive front will hopefully make this rare written entry stand out.]

A friendly reminder that while asking your teachers what to study is acceptable, asking them to predict what will be on your other exams is notI'd be more than happy to point you to the correct chapters in your Divination textbook to look over, but that's all

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[princepotential]

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The stupid things an average student can say never fails to astound and disgust me.

[blindsoothsayer]

When you're a teacher for long enough, you become used to it.

[strong_inaskirt]

Desperation at exam time, I don't know whether to laugh or deduct house points for such behaviour.

[blindsoothsayer]

I've been doing strictly the former, but it's becoming very frustrating.

[strong_inaskirt]

Well, some are just flustered and worried and don't mean harm, though there are a few whoare just chancing their luck.

[blindsoothsayer]

Yes, I believe most of them had good intentions. Still, I'm hoping that this will nip the issue in the bud.

[numbersnfigures]

Students actually thought you would tell them what was on their exams?

[blindsoothsayer]

Several did, as a matter of fact.

[numbersnfigures]

What?

But that's just... not logical..

[blindsoothsayer]

Many of them have forgotten to study through the year, I suppose, and feel there are no other options.