>tfw teacher ignored when you raised your hand to answer a question
N-Nobody else knew though..
>>27586508
I know that feel, it's annoying.
In elementary school, I was the kid who always knew the answers to everything. I was discouraged from answering to "give other kids a chance".
Now I only bother answering if the room is dead silent and everything grinds to a halt.
>>27586508
>tfw knew the answers to a question but was too autist to raise my hand
>teacher has a go at everyone for not knowing the answer and ends up asking a stacy
>spend 15 minutes going over shit because the stacy didn't fucking listen
>>27586508
that's a sign that you raised your hand too many times
teachers need to teach a class, not just you
>you're the only one raising your hand and they still ignore you
>>27587695
But do you know the right answer or you just want to cut the tension? I get it. You have IBS and have to shit constantly and you forgot to wear your diaper today.
>>27586508
>Know the answers to everything
>Want to give other people the chance to answer so they can feel good and don't want to be that smart autist kid
>only begin to raise my hand when everyone else doesn't know
>if someone else's arm goes up pretend I was just stretching or reaching to scratch my head
My participation grade in the course is a 60%.
ITT: no life nerds.
