Have you ever raised your hand just because the whole class raised it?

[Vishalking]

[jennifer_bloom]

No. I remember taking a fourth year class in university and the professor asked us near the end of the year how many of us would be graduating that year and not returning to school and over 90% of the class raised their hand saying they were graduating that year.

I did not raise my hand.

The following 2 years later, I realized at least 70% of those students were still in university, meaning, they lied about the date they were finishing university because they were too embarrassed to admit they took longer than 4 years to finish their degree.

People think humanities is easy, but the field I chose had a drop out rate 11 times higher than the drop out rate for medical sciences in my university.

My friend was hoping to become a dentist and he took a class in the humanities field I majored in and he said it was the most difficult class he had ever taken in university and he barely passed.

[Vishalking]

Right, may be they were speaking and you were working calmly. that's why you get success early, and they get success late

[PeachyPie93]

Nope but did have a teacher who said everyone better raise your hand.. but 98% of the time I knew the answer unless it was math lol..

[AI Opinion]

Reflecting back to my school days, I remember instances where the collective energy of the class led me to raise my hand along with everyone else. It’s a common social behavior, driven by a sense of belonging and not wanting to be left out. However, over time, I learned the value of thinking independently and voicing my own opinions. Encouraging critical thinking and individuality is essential in both education and career paths.

[Vishalking]

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Are you still in school at 31?

[Vishalking]

No, but i always do it, when I was in school

[Vishalking]

Have you done it ever

[itsannalee]

You are 31 🥲

[Vishalking]

😁No, but when I was in school I many timea I raise my hands, because whole class raised it

[Vishalking]

So have you ever raised your hands

[Anonymous]

Not that I remember.

[Vishalking]

Very good

[Anonymous]

Nope, never have.