Is it acceptable to publish student names with the label stupid question?
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While I was browsing faculty websites, I came across this page. Near the bottom there is a section called Top 6 Most Stupid Questions & Remarks That I'he Heard from my Students where one can find a question and the name of the student student who asked it!
ethics students legal-issues france
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While I was browsing faculty websites, I came across this page. Near the bottom there is a section called Top 6 Most Stupid Questions & Remarks That I'he Heard from my Students where one can find a question and the name of the student student who asked it!
ethics students legal-issues france
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Even if this is illegal in the US, that is irrelevant, since the above seems to be in France.
– GEdgar
1 hour ago
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@GEdgar I am not sure why legality matters, this is unprofessional even if technically allowed.
– StrongBad♦
1 hour ago
Not acceptable. The academic is full of him/herself.
– Prof. Santa Claus
1 hour ago
The OP did not define "acceptible".
– GEdgar
1 hour ago
@Prof.SantaClaus on the contrary, academia is accepting of those "full of him/herself", based on the number of them I ran into.
– Chan-Ho Suh
32 mins ago
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While I was browsing faculty websites, I came across this page. Near the bottom there is a section called Top 6 Most Stupid Questions & Remarks That I'he Heard from my Students where one can find a question and the name of the student student who asked it!
ethics students legal-issues france
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SomeOne
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While I was browsing faculty websites, I came across this page. Near the bottom there is a section called Top 6 Most Stupid Questions & Remarks That I'he Heard from my Students where one can find a question and the name of the student student who asked it!
ethics students legal-issues france
ethics students legal-issues france
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Even if this is illegal in the US, that is irrelevant, since the above seems to be in France.
– GEdgar
1 hour ago
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@GEdgar I am not sure why legality matters, this is unprofessional even if technically allowed.
– StrongBad♦
1 hour ago
Not acceptable. The academic is full of him/herself.
– Prof. Santa Claus
1 hour ago
The OP did not define "acceptible".
– GEdgar
1 hour ago
@Prof.SantaClaus on the contrary, academia is accepting of those "full of him/herself", based on the number of them I ran into.
– Chan-Ho Suh
32 mins ago
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Even if this is illegal in the US, that is irrelevant, since the above seems to be in France.
– GEdgar
1 hour ago
3
@GEdgar I am not sure why legality matters, this is unprofessional even if technically allowed.
– StrongBad♦
1 hour ago
Not acceptable. The academic is full of him/herself.
– Prof. Santa Claus
1 hour ago
The OP did not define "acceptible".
– GEdgar
1 hour ago
@Prof.SantaClaus on the contrary, academia is accepting of those "full of him/herself", based on the number of them I ran into.
– Chan-Ho Suh
32 mins ago
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1
Even if this is illegal in the US, that is irrelevant, since the above seems to be in France.
– GEdgar
1 hour ago
Even if this is illegal in the US, that is irrelevant, since the above seems to be in France.
– GEdgar
1 hour ago
3
3
@GEdgar I am not sure why legality matters, this is unprofessional even if technically allowed.
– StrongBad♦
1 hour ago
@GEdgar I am not sure why legality matters, this is unprofessional even if technically allowed.
– StrongBad♦
1 hour ago
Not acceptable. The academic is full of him/herself.
– Prof. Santa Claus
1 hour ago
Not acceptable. The academic is full of him/herself.
– Prof. Santa Claus
1 hour ago
The OP did not define "acceptible".
– GEdgar
1 hour ago
The OP did not define "acceptible".
– GEdgar
1 hour ago
@Prof.SantaClaus on the contrary, academia is accepting of those "full of him/herself", based on the number of them I ran into.
– Chan-Ho Suh
32 mins ago
@Prof.SantaClaus on the contrary, academia is accepting of those "full of him/herself", based on the number of them I ran into.
– Chan-Ho Suh
32 mins ago
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No. This is completely unacceptable. Sometimes faculty rant on social media and email lists where they do not think students will see the comments. Even this is frowned upon if the student could realize it is them being made fun of. It is completely inappropriate to make fun of students on a public website with students names.
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1 Answer
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oldest
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oldest
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up vote
9
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accepted
No. This is completely unacceptable. Sometimes faculty rant on social media and email lists where they do not think students will see the comments. Even this is frowned upon if the student could realize it is them being made fun of. It is completely inappropriate to make fun of students on a public website with students names.
answered 1 hour ago
StrongBad♦
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No. This is completely unacceptable. Sometimes faculty rant on social media and email lists where they do not think students will see the comments. Even this is frowned upon if the student could realize it is them being made fun of. It is completely inappropriate to make fun of students on a public website with students names.
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up vote
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up vote
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No. This is completely unacceptable. Sometimes faculty rant on social media and email lists where they do not think students will see the comments. Even this is frowned upon if the student could realize it is them being made fun of. It is completely inappropriate to make fun of students on a public website with students names.
answered 1 hour ago
StrongBad♦
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No. This is completely unacceptable. Sometimes faculty rant on social media and email lists where they do not think students will see the comments. Even this is frowned upon if the student could realize it is them being made fun of. It is completely inappropriate to make fun of students on a public website with students names.
answered 1 hour ago
StrongBad♦
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StrongBad♦
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answered 1 hour ago
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Even if this is illegal in the US, that is irrelevant, since the above seems to be in France.
– GEdgar
1 hour ago
3
@GEdgar I am not sure why legality matters, this is unprofessional even if technically allowed.
– StrongBad♦
1 hour ago
Not acceptable. The academic is full of him/herself.
– Prof. Santa Claus
1 hour ago
The OP did not define "acceptible".
– GEdgar
1 hour ago
@Prof.SantaClaus on the contrary, academia is accepting of those "full of him/herself", based on the number of them I ran into.
– Chan-Ho Suh
32 mins ago