He hadn't seen anything like it in twenty years of teaching. His student had answered every single answer correctly. Every one. He prided himself in his tough answers and felt a thrill writing Ds and Fs as he graded the tests. But here came this student. This maddeningly brilliant student who took the questions and not only answered them correctly, but managed to find inconsistencies in the answers. It was maddening. But that wasn’t the worst of it. This student of his wasn’t your average college student. No, beating all odds, this genius grad student was only five years old.
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Haha! It is terrible to be shown up by the "youngins". Well done!
ReplyDelete:) Reminds me of that show my older sister used to watch Doogie I think it was
ReplyDeleteawesome. loved that it was a little man genius and not a regular kind.
ReplyDeleteAhahaha. Love the twist. Didn't see that coming. That's just awesome that he's five and maddening the teacher!
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