Quips from The Classroom

@paigea (35873)
Canada
June 17, 2022 10:17am CST
Yesterday, I was substitute teaching in Grade 4. About 10 minutes into the morning, a student informed me I was wearing my mask inside out Sure enough, I was. I asked her, "Why did all the other teachers and students I passed not tell me?". She answered "I think they wanted to humiliate you!"
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@JudyEv (350834)
• Rockingham, Australia
18 Jun 22
That's the sort of thing I'd do. I used to volunteer in the archive division of a school and once wore my blouse inside out. In my defence, it wasn't easy to see the difference.
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@JudyEv (350834)
• Rockingham, Australia
19 Jun 22
@paigea And, after ten years of marriage, I signed a cheque with my maiden name. We could try to outdo each here with silly things we've done.
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@paigea (35873)
• Canada
19 Jun 22
@JudyEv That could be a fun post to start. Surely everyone has made a silly mistake. Threads like that get started on the Mysteryshopforum. There are so many ways to make a mistake. Most don't feel silly at the time, but one might as well laugh afterwords.
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@paigea (35873)
• Canada
18 Jun 22
I have arrived with two different shoes in my bag. I wore my socks until my boots dried
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• Midland, Michigan
24 Jun 22
I think they didn't want to embarrass you if they even noticed. A lot of people wear them backwards.
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• Midland, Michigan
24 Jun 22
@paigea you never know what kids will say.
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@paigea (35873)
• Canada
24 Jun 22
@MarshaMusselman Part of the reason I keep working. Some really enjoyable kids
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@paigea (35873)
• Canada
24 Jun 22
I agree. Either didn't notice or didn't think it mattered. I was being a bit dramatic when I asked them why no one told me, and her answer gave me a chuckle.
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@jobelbojel (36723)
• Philippines
22 Jun 22
Maybe the other teachers did not notice it.
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@jobelbojel (36723)
• Philippines
22 Jun 22
@paigea Yes for sure.
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@paigea (35873)
• Canada
22 Jun 22
I think that's likely.
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@DaddyEvil (145797)
• United States
17 Jun 22
Most masks give the same protection backwards that they give the right way around.
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@DaddyEvil (145797)
• United States
17 Jun 22
@paigea I checked into it after I had mine on backwards one day. The difference on paper masks is 1.7% if worn backwards compared to wearing it correctly. 1.7% isn't enough difference to matter.
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@paigea (35873)
• Canada
17 Jun 22
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@paigea (35873)
• Canada
17 Jun 22
Thank goodness for that. I did wonder if it mattered. Now, I won't worry about it.
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@GooglePlus (3805)
20 Jun 22
That happened with me too! Wearing mask inside out! No one talked about it. But that's fine, May be they felt I am re-using the mask And saved .1 cent that day
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@paigea (35873)
• Canada
21 Jun 22
And apparently, it still works backwards.
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23 Jun 22
@paigea It actually, but if you are using disposal masks then you will have threads irritating the face. If you are a male and have beard Chances of having rashes will be very high.
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@Nakitakona (56469)
• Philippines
20 Jun 22
Her fellow teachers are too busy and no one ever noticed that the teacher wear the face mask in a wrong way.
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@paigea (35873)
• Canada
21 Jun 22
I think that is the truth. Just having a bit of fun when I asked the students why no one told me. And the student's answer made me laugh.
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@Nakitakona (56469)
• Philippines
21 Jun 22
@paigea That's funny indeed.
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@snowy22315 (187737)
• United States
17 Jun 22
Ha, HA, HA...kids are funny.
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@paigea (35873)
• Canada
17 Jun 22
They are
@much2say (57417)
• Los Angeles, California
24 Jun 22
Funny gal . Like others have said, the others probably didn't notice . . . however that's pretty observant of that gal !
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@paigea (35873)
• Canada
24 Jun 22
It seemed quite a statement from a nine year old.
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@RebeccasFarm (93603)
• United States
18 Jun 22
A funny student
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@paigea (35873)
• Canada
18 Jun 22
I had a chuckle.
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• United States
18 Jun 22
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• United States
17 Jun 22
Kids are funny and also very honest
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@paigea (35873)
• Canada
17 Jun 22
They are.
@DianneN (247166)
• United States
17 Jun 22
Some people are oblivious or embarrassed to say anything.
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@DianneN (247166)
• United States
18 Jun 22
@paigea I agree!
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@paigea (35873)
• Canada
18 Jun 22
It was cute.
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@Kandae11 (56198)
17 Jun 22
Perhaps they thought it was the latest fad. Fashionistas place tags outside of shirts. Some wear jeans with holes in them. A mask worn inside out could be one of the latest.
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@paigea (35873)
• Canada
17 Jun 22
@CarolDM (203410)
• Nashville, Tennessee
17 Jun 22
Kids are always honest.
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@paigea (35873)
• Canada
18 Jun 22
And fun.
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@CarolDM (203410)
• Nashville, Tennessee
18 Jun 22
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