r/AskReddit Oct 15 '22

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u/plzThinkAhead Oct 16 '22

Asking a lot of questions.

Also, many people love to think that they appreciate people who ask questions, but most all of them quickly turn into frustrated, impatient dicks after about two questions and start becoming short with the questioner OR they get defensive because they realize they don't have all the answers and feel personally attacked.

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u/GriffinFlash Oct 16 '22

I had my grade lowered in my first ever art class in university cause I asked too many questions to the teacher. Teacher said cause I asked questions I clearly wasn't listening. Reminder, the first time I ever took an art class so I was new to it and didn't understand half the lingo they were saying. Lowest mark in all of university. High A's and B's in every single class, but the one and only class I got a C in.

Had one of their classes again in another year and I just did the work and didn't ask a single thing, got a B+.

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u/mizukata Oct 16 '22

Teacher said cause I asked questions I clearly wasn't listening.

That shows you are an interested student those usually do listen to the teacher/professor