Wanders to the back of the room "You may do so / It may be so" Repeats exactly what a student just said Goes off on a tangent The assignments aren't ended by the end of the class Makes a "last minute revision" Sits on table Free Space Quotes a scholar Mentions the textbook Gives homework days after the class "Mais oui" Asks an obvious question that no one can answer *Check if in a make-up class* Says something in a different language "Tres bien" Uses "cautious language" Removes his jacket "Voila" Makes you feel stupid Summarises the last class Interrupts a presentation or student Class runs on past it's ending time Calls us "young scholars" Laughs while receiving an answer Makes you doubt if your answer is right Makes a 'racial comment' Alludes to gender (in)equality Directly reads off a PowerPoint Mentions Kosovo Cuts off a student and finishes their thoughts Displays passive- aggressiveness Makes a controversial statement Wanders to the back of the room "You may do so / It may be so" Repeats exactly what a student just said Goes off on a tangent The assignments aren't ended by the end of the class Makes a "last minute revision" Sits on table Free Space Quotes a scholar Mentions the textbook Gives homework days after the class "Mais oui" Asks an obvious question that no one can answer *Check if in a make-up class* Says something in a different language "Tres bien" Uses "cautious language" Removes his jacket "Voila" Makes you feel stupid Summarises the last class Interrupts a presentation or student Class runs on past it's ending time Calls us "young scholars" Laughs while receiving an answer Makes you doubt if your answer is right Makes a 'racial comment' Alludes to gender (in)equality Directly reads off a PowerPoint Mentions Kosovo Cuts off a student and finishes their thoughts Displays passive- aggressiveness Makes a controversial statement
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Wanders to the back of the room
"You may do so / It may be so"
Repeats exactly what a student just said
Goes off on a tangent
The assignments aren't ended by the end of the class
Makes a "last minute revision"
Sits on table
Free Space
Quotes a scholar
Mentions the textbook
Gives homework days after the class
"Mais oui"
Asks an obvious question that no one can answer
*Check if in a make-up class*
Says something in a different language
"Tres bien"
Uses "cautious language"
Removes his jacket
"Voila"
Makes you feel stupid
Summarises the last class
Interrupts a presentation or student
Class runs on past it's ending time
Calls us "young scholars"
Laughs while receiving an answer
Makes you doubt if your answer is right
Makes a 'racial comment'
Alludes to gender (in)equality
Directly reads off a PowerPoint
Mentions Kosovo
Cuts off a student and finishes their thoughts
Displays passive-aggressiveness
Makes a controversial statement
