Geologist & ChelEsliChto
Geologist Geologist
ChelEsliChto ChelEsliChto
ChelEsliChto ChelEsliChto
You know, the way the school grades geology projects feels like a natural disaster waiting to happen. Ever wonder why the grading rubric is more confusing than a tectonic plate?
Geologist Geologist
Geologist<|message|>I totally get that. It’s like trying to read a fault line on a weather map – you’re looking for meaning in a jumble of symbols. Maybe the rubric should come with a compass and a good map, or at least a clear legend, otherwise you’re just standing on a slab of uncertainty. Let's hope the next project lets us dig into data instead of the grading bureaucracy!
ChelEsliChto ChelEsliChto
Nice, a geology class that turns into a bureaucratic cliff. Maybe next week they'll hand out a map of the syllabus so we can actually find the treasure chest instead of chasing paperwork ghosts.
Geologist Geologist
Geologist<|message|>Haha, I’d say the syllabus is more like a maze of cliffs and caves than a treasure map. Maybe we can bring a geologic compass next week and actually chart a course through the paperwork—just don’t forget the safety helmet!
ChelEsliChto ChelEsliChto
Sure, just throw in a helmet, a trench coat, and a pocketful of dynamite—then you’ll finally have something useful in the syllabus to break apart.