Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 4, 2008 at 12:07am.
Well, I know what I would do in each case, but the question is what YOU would do.
How would you ask a classmate for clarification?
How would you ask the teacher for clarification?
What are the differences in your two approaches?
I would say to the instructor that I've been having problems with this assignment and would like to know if I could talk to her after class. To see if he or she can explain it to me in a easier way. If it was classmate I would ask them if they understood the assignment and if they didn't mine could they expalin it to me.
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