[shadowlands1960]

"revelant?"(sic)

[refermech]

A+++++

[broken_clock]

April Fools! When I could write that well I certainly knew how to spell oval.

[I want the USA back]

A.
And the teacher must be fired.

[Seruzawa]

Excellent report. A+.

[PeterPrinciple]

What is the criteria for grading? Is it clearly communicated?

You can’t grade/judge unless the standard is given.

Judge not lest you be judged....................

The rest of that states there is a standard, communicate it and hold your self to the same standard.

[Craftmore]

everything was factual,give him an A

[adorno]

Well, as far as ‘relevant’ is concerned, what JFK did is exactly what the democrats do and get away with. So, when it comes to material that is relevant and indicative of how democrats protect each other, the kid gets A+.

What Kennedy did otherwise, is not relevant to what and how the democrats have ruined this country.

But, it’s quite possible that if JFK were alive in today’s world, that he would not be a democrat.

[Responsibility2nd]

The F is well deserved.

The kid should do his own writing and not allow his parents to do it for him.

[simpson96]

This is amusing, but the “book report” and teacher’s comments look like a total fabrication.

[Attention Surplus Disorder]

“REVELANT”??

Give the teacher an “F”!

[monkeyshine]

The future editor in chief of the NYT.

[Stosh]

I *liked* the “Hoodini” reference - kind of a fun fact that placed the era of JFK’s birth in context. And the speculation on Oswald’s motivation was, I suspect, mostly tongue-in-cheek, which indicates besides being a poor judge of an engaging report, the teacher has no sense of humor. Which isn’t all that surprising. Assuming this wasn’t produced on April 1.

[em2vn]

I would have considered the fact that an intelligent student was unclear as to what should be in a book report. I’d returned the report to him and asked for it to be redone without comment on his massive character flaws and more on the positive aspects of his life. It appears the student may be bored with the class and needs more challenging work.

[Terry L Smith]

1. the kid said this is a book report , on, about, JFK.
What’s the title of the book?
2. Who’s the author?
3. referring an event concerning ‘Houdini’, what paper, where, date?
4. Kennedy liked riding in convertibles. quote source?
5. ‘shot by man hating Marilyn Mmonroe’, source?

the kid did not rate an ‘F’, i’d say ‘C’.

[cyberbo2004]

revelant
When you're at dinner with friends and one of your friends is on the cusp of getting drunk and attempts to say something "relevant" to the conversation but instead says "revelant," to which then your other friend, who is almost as drunk, repeats the word with just as much of conviction and supporting intonation that you believe it to be real. And at that moment you even come up with a definition thinking, 'reverant... and relevant?' Finally, your friend calls them out and crushes your dream of ever inventing a new word, the word "revelant". Deadpool is a revelant superhero in 2016, atypical of previous Marvel superhero movie franchises. by Burt M. February 24, 2016 www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=revelant

[Montana_Sam]

“revelant?”(sic)

That was first item I noticed, too.
The “kid’s” report was factually accurate; probably dictated by his whiskey-hammered great-uncle.

[ApplegateRanch]

Dear Teacher,