Classroom Fortress: 9 Types of Students & Team F

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The discussion highlights the recognition of nine distinct student categories as outlined in the referenced article. Participants identify with various roles, such as the medic, engineer, and demoman, reflecting their personal academic experiences. One contributor describes their evolution through different roles, emphasizing a blend of characteristics from multiple categories. They express a sense of camaraderie with classmates when critiquing ineffective teaching or unfair grading practices, which often leads to positive outcomes like grade adjustments. The conversation also touches on the ethics of academic integrity, with a stance against reporting cheating, suggesting a focus on personal accountability and collective support among students.
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Hahahaha! Very nice! I think I was a medic in my time. I do recognize the 9 different categories. :smile:
 


I'm a mix between the soldier and the engineer.
 


I'm part engineer, part demo-man.
 


I'm a linear combination in R^3 of the demoman, medic, and engineer.
 


I was a sniper back in high school, now I'm something of a Demoman. It's to the point where some people got (faux, I hope) angry at me for signing up for a class I didn't need for what I might do to the curve.
 


I'm a demoman, but I can be a temporary pyro if I'm using a poor textbook, my teacher is horrible, or I legitimately did not deserve to lose points on an assignment. But the thing is, when I end up criticizing a textbook or teacher, my classmates wholeheartedly agree, and when I bring up problematic grading, I get the points back. I don't turn in cheaters though. They end up failing and retaking anyway.
 

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