How to convince teacher?

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I wanna convince my teacher that I'm the best with technology knowledge.

 

Any ideas?

Please help

 

 

[wasab]

Talk like this guy. 

You are smart and knowledgeable, no question ask. 

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Oh boy.

[iLostMyXbox21]

show her, talk to her about PC specs and stuff, tell her about the new Ryzen processors, etc

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imma show her how to assemble a PC and ill do it with her personal one

[moderategamer]

24 minutes ago, 6thOntheLeft said:

I wanna convince my teacher that I'm the best with technology knowledge.

 

Any ideas?

Please help

 

 

Why?

1 minute ago, 6thOntheLeft said:

imma show her how to assemble a PC and ill do it with her personal one

And what? 

[Tristerin]

24 minutes ago, 6thOntheLeft said:

I wanna convince my teacher that I'm the best with technology knowledge.

 

Any ideas?

Please help

 

 

Why?

 

Are they technologically inclined?  Is this a Technology class?  Are there other classmates who claim superiority? 

2 minutes ago, 6thOntheLeft said:

imma show her how to assemble a PC and ill do it with her personal one

That wouldn't be Technologically Knowledgeable.  

[Crunchy Dragon]

Take any and all opportunities to make it clear that you know the most about PCs.

Don't be a jerk about doing it.

If you know quite a bit about troubleshooting and this teacher somewhat regularly has problems, try to get on those quickly and solve them efficiently.

 

The above tactics worked for me, not to mention constantly bringing it up when some teachers made us do ice breakers. Basically my whole school knew I was the best there.

[corrado33]

Jesus christ are you 10 years old? 

 

EDIT: Sees mod post above me.

 

Uh... you should... uh... just fix the teacher's problems when they come up.

 

See, not a worthless post.

[Tristerin]

1.) Ive been building PCs since I was a teenage stoner.  I can match slots up.  Theres only so many.

2.) Im here - and I absolutely do not consider myself Technologically Knowledgeable and I know a hell of a lot more than those around me.  There are some very Technologically Knowledgeable people on these forums however.  

3.) Im here because I can help solve hardware and compatibility problems (slots are easy) - and its a great community - but I am not TK (tired of typing it lol)

[corrado33]

1 minute ago, Tristerin said:

1.) Ive been building PCs since I was a teenage stoner.  I can match slots up.  Theres only so many.

2.) Im here - and I absolutely do not consider myself Technologically Knowledgeable and I know a hell of a lot more than those around me.  There are some very Technologically Knowledgeable people on these forums however.  

3.) Im here because I can help solve hardware and compatibility problems (slots are easy) - and its a great community - but I am not TK (tired of typing it lol)

Exactly, asking how to "look like" you're knowledgeable automatically means that you are NOT knowledgeable. 

 

That said, maybe the teacher is hot? I remember my kindergarten teacher.... she was... smokin... Then my 4th grade teacher... Miss Pauk.... mmmmmmmm....

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4 hours ago, corrado33 said:

Jesus christ are you 10 years old? 

 

EDIT: Sees mod post above me.

 

Uh... you should... uh... just fix the teacher's problems when they come up.

 

See, not a worthless post. 

logical sense bro: if i was 10 years old i would be the smartest and the most tech-savvy person in my whole school

 

4 hours ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

Take any and all opportunities to make it clear that you know the most about PCs.

 Don't be a jerk about doing it.

If you know quite a bit about troubleshooting and this teacher somewhat regularly has problems, try to get on those quickly and solve them efficiently.

 

The above tactics worked for me, not to mention constantly bringing it up when some teachers made us do ice breakers. Basically my whole school knew I was the best there.

ye she does encounter problems but most of the time its HDD or software-related problems hardware is rare

but software i can still go with

 

4 hours ago, Tristerin said:

Why?

 

Are they technologically inclined?  Is this a Technology class?  Are there other classmates who claim superiority? 

That wouldn't be Technologically Knowledgeable.  

ah yes its essentially a competition between my friends we are having and yes, it's a technology class and yes, all of my friends claim superiority 

[Tristerin]

17 minutes ago, 6thOntheLeft said:

ah

 

yes

 

its essentially a competition between my friends we are having

 

and yes, it's a technology class

 

and yes, all of my friends claim superiority 

Building a PC takes nothing...first thing I can think of is a Raspberry Pi board and code it to do some sort of automation.  Dunno what but that's up to you.  I cant even come close to doing that without a lot of research. 

[Canada EH]

4 hours ago, 6thOntheLeft said:

I wanna convince my teacher that I'm the best with technology knowledge.

Any ideas?
Please help

Why do you want to convince your teacher that you are the best with technology knowledge?

Programming Knowledge ?

Jet Propulsion Knowledge ?

Nano Tech Knowledge ?

Computer Knowledge ?

Server Knowledge ?

Streaming Knowledge ?

Hardware Knowledge ?

 

4 hours ago, 6thOntheLeft said:

imma show her how to assemble a PC and ill do it with her personal one

Sorry have to post another, used the + quote.

Assembling a PC is easy.

She wont let no one touch her personal pc, but maybe a scrap pc.

3 hours ago, 6thOntheLeft said:

logical sense bro: if i was 10 years old i would be the smartest and the most tech-savvy person in my whole school

How old are you?

 

3 hours ago, 6thOntheLeft said:

ye she does encounter problems but most of the time its HDD or software-related problems hardware is rare but software i can still go with

what software?

3 hours ago, 6thOntheLeft said:

ah yes its essentially a competition between my friends we are having and yes, it's a technology class and yes, all of my friends claim superiority 

I would say there are better things to do with your time. Just get good grades is all that matters. Dont skip school and do not drink alcohol and stay away from drugs!

 

How many friends are you competing with?

I guess this is just a pissing contest, like the "Jocks" outdoing each other on the football field.

 

Is the teacher hot?

[burh4n]

46 minutes ago, Canada EH said:

Is the teacher hot?

Don't bury the important questions, you should lead with them.

 

In all seriousness tho, proving you're "the best" at anything isn't productive. If you ARE the best, you have nothing to prove, it will be recognized. You have to work hard to be the good at something, you have to work even harder to be great at something, and you have to devote your life to be the best; when you achieve that last one, you don't have to show people, they'll take notice. 

 

Be the best at learning, that's is the most valuable quality you can obtain. 

 

[Canada EH]

1 minute ago, burh4n said:

proving you're "the best" at anything isn't productive. If you ARE the best, you have nothing to prove, it will be recognized.

You are missing the "Human" condition. Pissing contests have been around since cavemen.

 

 

1 minute ago, burh4n said:

you have to work even harder to be great at something

yes yes you do, talent looks effortless

 

 

1 minute ago, burh4n said:

and you have to devote your life to be the best

not your life, but a lot of time, yes

 

 

1 minute ago, burh4n said:

you don't have to show people, they'll take notice. 

correct

 

 

However my ruler is 18" long, the longest in the world!

And no one watches sports!

 

 

[burh4n]

3 minutes ago, Canada EH said:

You are missing the "Human" condition. Pissing contests have been around since cavemen.

Indeed they have, but it doesn't mean that anyone would have to choose to participate, and generally people don't tend to appreciate piss being all over the place.

 

5 minutes ago, Canada EH said:

However my ruler is 18" long, the longest in the world!

And no one watches sports!

I don't follow, but I appreciate the non sequitur, +2 points. 

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3 hours ago, 6thOntheLeft said:

logical sense bro: if i was 10 years old i would be the smartest and the most tech-savvy person in my whole school

 

 

I don't mean to sound like an asshole but I find you to be quite full of yourself and I question your actual knowledge in computing. You are young so this is OK you still have plenty time to learn in life but saying you are the best at something or the best in your entire school is not an attractive trait, I mean do you even know everyone in your school how are you judging their knowledge what about your IT guy surely he knows a thing or two about computing. There's nothing wrong with thinking that you are good at something but to assume that you are better than others because and I'm making an assumption here, you mess around with computers for fun is bad logic. We live in a technological age everyone is growing up exposed to computers now so there are a lot of smart people out there, I've been studying programming and computing for many years now not to mention spending a life time messing with technology but the more I learn the more I realise how much there is to learn, you're never done learning technology because it is evolving rapidly.

[Canada EH]

8 hours ago, burh4n said:

Indeed they have, but it doesn't mean that anyone would have to choose to participate, and generally people don't tend to appreciate piss being all over the place.

 

Reminds me of a Paris Hostel, doing my deeds in the sink

 

8 hours ago, burh4n said:

I don't follow, but I appreciate the non sequitur, +2 points. 

Wordy, I get it.

sequitur : the conclusion of an inference : consequence

 

What it was, was the human condition. Hence competition and pee, Paris hostel sinks and urinals that were in the shape of lips, lots of gypsies too.

 

Factor in grade school studentry, Jr or Sr High perhaps. Testosterone hey I spelt it right hehehehe hiccup. The other is a Scrabble word. Focus now. Students have to prove themselves, so my best guess is to impress the herd, gotta impress the alpha. I do believe its self explanitory. Herd being the classmates, Alpha being the teacher. Explanation finished.

 

I believe to impress any human, there needs to be skill involved, maybe some splash and dazzlery. Just do what Linus and his team do..........make silly faces!

 

 

 

 

[straight_stewie]

10 hours ago, 6thOntheLeft said:

ah yes its essentially a competition between my friends we are having and yes, it's a technology class and yes, all of my friends claim superiority  

Make a clock out of a breadboard, discrete 7400 series ICs, and some 7 Segment displays. Make sure it displays time in a 24 hour format such that it counts down the time to 0000, with hours, minutes, and seconds. Take extra special care to make sure it beeps at a somewhat loud volume every second, and make a big deal showing it off. Last, but not least, make sure it uses a large LiPo battery pack for power, and that it is mounted in an obviously viewable location on the clock.

[Canada EH]

4 minutes ago, PacketMan said:

That sounds like... A threat lol

why do you want her to acknowledge your knowledge?

My guess is there is a teacher fantasy going on. Students crush on teacher.

 

 

[Teddy07]

Nice trolling mate

[kelvinhall05]

It doesn't matter. If you're trying to be the "most popular" or something like that in your class then you need to find something else to do. Who cares if others know you're good with computers? Sometimes it's fun when people don't know. I obviously know a decent amount and I love when people think I'm a magician or something because I can alt+tab programs.

 

Don't bother trying to convince her. Just fix her problems as they come up and eventually she'll come to trust you.

[wasab]

17 hours ago, corrado33 said:

Exactly, asking how to "look like" you're knowledgeable automatically means that you are NOT knowledgeable. 

 

That said, maybe the teacher is hot? I remember my kindergarten teacher.... she was... smokin... Then my 4th grade teacher... Miss Pauk.... mmmmmmmm....

All my teachers were old.... Except one newbie teacher I had in high school. It was like literally his first year teaching, he was 25 and extreamly popular among the female students. I guess his good looks and friendly demeanor has something to do with it. 

[Sauron]

16 hours ago, 6thOntheLeft said:

logical sense bro: if i was 10 years old i would be the smartest and the most tech-savvy person in my whole school

How could you know that without knowing and testing every single person in it?

16 hours ago, 6thOntheLeft said:

ah yes its essentially a competition between my friends we are having and yes, it's a technology class and yes, all of my friends claim superiority 

Then it sounds like you should convince your friends, not the teacher.

6 hours ago, straight_stewie said:

Make a clock out of a breadboard, discrete 7400 series ICs, and some 7 Segment displays. Make sure it displays time in a 24 hour format such that it counts down the time to 0000, with hours, minutes, and seconds. Take extra special care to make sure it beeps at a somewhat loud volume every second, and make a big deal showing it off. Last, but not least, make sure it uses a large LiPo battery pack for power, and that it is mounted in an obviously viewable location on the clock.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahmed_Mohamed_clock_incident

15 hours ago, burh4n said:

In all seriousness tho, proving you're "the best" at anything isn't productive. If you ARE the best, you have nothing to prove, it will be recognized. You have to work hard to be the good at something, you have to work even harder to be great at something, and you have to devote your life to be the best; when you achieve that last one, you don't have to show people, they'll take notice.

I would also argue that trying to be "the best" at something just for the sake of being recognized is an unhealthy attitude to have...