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Brazil flagVinnie (光の陽仁)
Corrections/Correções Guys, when someone corrects your ''notebook'' you should click on the thumb option - ''like'', from what I understand. So, with this, the teacher gets points for correcting it. I corrected several, and the person only comments "thank you". THIS is the reason why most teacher don't even pay attention to correcting notebooks, and I will stop doing it, as well. Pessoal, quando alguém corrige o seu ''caderno'', você deveria clicar no botão do dedão, o ''like'', até onde eu sei. Então, com isso, o professor receberia um ponto por ter corrigido. Eu corrigi vários, e a pessoa apenas comena ''obrigado." ESEE é o motivo pelo qual muitos professores não dão a minima para corrigir a sua postagem, e eu também vou parar. If my information is wrong, feel free. Se a minha informação estiver errada, informe! If you want help with any materials, corrections, just let me know too.

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Perhaps I am wrong, but as far as I know, the "like" and "dislike" functions serve as a shortcut to indicate approval or disapproval. In my experience, one gets points for correcting entries and answering questions. If I am wrong, I hope someone corrects me! However, I must say I disagree with your instructions to people. I would much rather someone take the time to write a short comment to say thank you, rather than a "like" which means nothing to me. The reason teachers ignore notebook entries is that they notice some people repeatedly ignore help, and fail to express an ounce of gratitude. Some also don't like to correct entries for people who never offer help to others in their native language. Then, some notebook entries are too sloppy and long to deal with. I don't believe most care about having their correction "liked".

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