Title: Re: student's question
Aww, I do. I don't like to convey a "you should know better" attitude, though I might privately think it. There are enough people in the world who are shaking their fingers at people and telling them what they should be and do and have done, and I don't want to join the line. I think they usually know, but are worried, hoping they're wrong. (Okay, except for not having a clue about which test they need to make up on the last day. But still I don't convey my scorn or dismay.)
I don't let them know, either, that I think they're somehow lacking for needing me to spell it out.
I just chuckle on the way home, then add it to my list of things to tell TIPS...
Beth Benoit
University System of New Hampshire
> But do you answer (other than telling them to figure it out)?
> I will confirm their calculations, but not do it for them.
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