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Monday, May 05, 2008
~ 9:22 AM ~
Assignment Joke
Am currently marking my students 2nd assignment and will be marking assignments till about the end of the semester...well, because their 3rd assignment is due next Mon and i'm less than halfway through in the marking of their 2nd assignment..sigh...
anwyayz, it's definitely funny to read some answers.
one question says to estimate a new model by leaving out the variable "landlock" and replace it with "onell" and "bothll". It then asks, what variable has been deliberately left out...some students wrote... "landlock"....
-_-'''
i mean, would we be so dumb to ask such a question whereby that's the answer?
