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The double standards at work.

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  • studentphil
    studentphil Posts: 37,640 Forumite
    Shame I got a really good mark though!
    :beer:
  • cupid_s
    cupid_s Posts: 2,008 Forumite
    Well if you got a good mark just keep going along the same lines and I'm sure the next one will be good as well
  • Sigur_2
    Sigur_2 Posts: 3,868 Forumite
    cupid_stunt wrote:
    Well if you got a good mark just keep going along the same lines and I'm sure the next one will be good as well

    That would mean he didn't have anything to complain about.

    Since he can't read the comments, his ability to write an essay has vanished! Although I don't know when he has the time. Almost 7000 posts in just over a 6 month period must keep him pretty busy.
  • janine22
    janine22 Posts: 170 Forumite
    The answer to this is extremely simple. Just request a meeting with the tutor and take the essay along. They do not necessarily need to remember your essay, you will find that most people can read their own handwriting.

    I did this a number of times with a particular lecturer, who then agreed to be my dissertation tutor. It can work to your advantage as they know you care about your results.
  • Sigur_2
    Sigur_2 Posts: 3,868 Forumite
    janine22 wrote:
    The answer to this is extremely simple. Just request a meeting with the tutor and take the essay along. They do not necessarily need to remember your essay, you will find that most people can read their own handwriting.

    I did this a number of times with a particular lecturer, who then agreed to be my dissertation tutor. It can work to your advantage as they know you care about your results.

    His lecturer is on holiday. Reading comprehension FTW.
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