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EDUCATION
JOKES |
| A QUICK SPELLING TEST
The
teacher told her class the word of the day was "dictate" and asked who could
spell it. George raised his hand and he spelled out, "d-i-k-t-a-t-e." The
teacher said, "sorry that's wrong" Then she asked Stephen. Stephen slowly
spelled out, "d-i-c-k-t-a-t-e." "Sorry" says the teacher, "that's not right
either." Next, she asked Fiona After a slight pause Fiona began spelling,
"d-i-c-t-a-t-e." "Very good Fiona," applauded the teacher, "that's correct.
Now," the teacher continued, "who can use this word in a sentence?" Stephen
raised his hand quick as a flash shouting, "I know-Iknow," "OK" replied the
teacher, "please use the word Stephen." Stephen responded, "How did my
dictate last night, Fiona?" |
| FUN! FUN! FUN!
A
teacher said to her little student Suzy, "Punctuate the following sentence: Fun
fun fun worry worry worry." Little Suzy thought for a moment and began her
reply, "Let's see... Fun period ... fun period ... fun no period ... worry worry
worry!" |
| A SMALL MISUNDERSTANDING
In a
primary school classroom, the teacher notices a little puddle underneath Mary's
chair. "Oh Mary!" says the teacher, "you should have put your hand up." "I
did," Mary replied. "But it still trickled through my
fingers." |
| ANY IDIOTS IN THE ROOM?
"If
there are any idiots in the room, will they please stand up" said the sarcastic
lecturer. After a long silence, one freshman rose to his feet. "Now then
mister, why do you consider yourself an idiot?" enquired the lecturer with a
sneer. "Well, actually I don't," said the student, "but I hate to see you
standing up there all by yourself." |
| THE ATTRACTIVE UNDER GRADUATE
One day,
a very attractive under graduate visited the professor's office. The under
graduate pulled the chair closer to the professor, smiled at him shyly, bumped
his knee "accidentally", etc. Finally, the undergraduate said, "Professor, I
really need to pass your course. It is extremely important to me. It is so
important that I'll do anything you suggest." The professor, somewhat taken
aback by this attention, replied, "Anything?" To which the undergradute
cooed, "Yes, anything you say." After some brief reflection, the professor
asked, "What are you doing tomorrow afternoon at 3:30?" The student lied,
"Oh, nothing at all, sir. I can be free then." The professor then advised,
"Excellent! Professor Palmer is holding a help session for his students. Why
don't you attend that." |
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