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By Whitney June Robinson
Updates MWF
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This, or at least something similar to this, happened to me a few years ago. However, the participants were not middle schoolers, but college graduates who should have known better.
To be fair, I should have been a lot more forceful with the "loyal friend" instead of internalizing my frustrations and getting my petty revenge through cartooning.
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Katherine Janeway ( hecate_lionheart) says:
I've been in Eileen's shoes before. I understand my friend's intentions when they try to comfort me, but when I'm sad I just want to be left alone. I think the title of this comic is a good reflection on the situation.
Katherine Janeway ( hecate_lionheart) says:
I actually once had the most marvelous teacher who, for every group project, had us turn in a paper ahead of time that showed her how the work was divided up. So when the time came to present, if a piece of it wasn't done, the person in charge of it lost points from their grade. No one else's grade suffered. A grand method I wish showed up more often.
Kristen Walton ( kalietha) says:
I had something similar in one of my classes, Katherine - at the end of every group project, we filled out a form evaluating our teammates' work, how much they did, how much effort they put into it, etc. That was the only class I was ever in where I DIDN'T wind up doing all the work when I was stuck in a group.
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