why would you ask a question that you know the answer of? why would you even ask a question without even thinking if it’s worth asking? if you are given a set of instructions, why would you ask what to do when every detail of what you have to do is clearly stated in the instructions? if you were just told to do something, why is your first instinct to ask it back? [does "get one-fourth sheet of paper" "one-fourth, ma'am?" sound familiar to you?] why would a question, in no time, lead to a conclusion without a word from those concerned? [what i mean is, "ma'am, mag quiz ta karon?" "ha? mag quiz ta?" "ma'am, ngano mag quiz man ta nga wala pa man nag discuss?" and all these were said even before the teacher could say a single word!] for me (as of the moment), the answer to all these questions is simply STUPIDITY. i know i’m being a bit harsh but that’s what i think.
actually, i’m just ranting about some of my students. i just don’t want to be asked "senseless questions" [questions that are released without having passed through the lowest form of mental quality control called common sense *perhaps commons sense is not so common afterall*]. i don’t want to be asked questions that are asked just for the sake of asking.
a word for my students out there: please, if you have to ask anything think about it first. maybe you know the answer all along, you just have to scatch deeper than the surface of your nut a little…and if you are asked to read the instructions carefully, please read the instructions carefully! and most importantly, please listen with you ears, not your mouth…