I had to make my student draw back legs on her “giraffe” after they first turned in their assignment…
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Ahhh, the giraffes less furry cousin, the Wangaffe, in it’s not so natural habitat.
The kid was old enough to know what they were doing
Adult sentences and handwriting yet childish diagrams?
Nothing here makes sense. Why draw a “giraffe” for the definition of “genetic variation?” Why children’s drawings on a quiz that’s clearly at least middle school level? I declare SHENANIGANS
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