@@AcceleratingUniverse no that would be masochists. My point was that generally it'll hit introverts harder as they internalise more and care considerably more about how others perceive them
can confirm, it really is a public execution for introverts to be scolded in front of the class, even standing in front or get your name called for something that would cause attention to automatically lock onto you could feel like being sentenced in a court.. it scares me..
what's worse than in front of the class? In front of the WHOLE SCHOOL during morning assembly. I felt l like just wanna skip school after the assembly was finished
Yeah, like wth are they thinking, they're young, instead of humiliating them why not teach them and Inspire them to enjoy studying, if students enjoy what their studying they would definitely be good at doing it
@@LucasSilvero24 wow definitely if students associate a subject with being humiliated and forced they will be great at it, great idea Einstein you're so grownup
@@Dovey-sx1wz it's simple, u don't have to be Einstein. "If I care a little bit and do it better, he won't be angry again" and that's it, not so hard. You don't have to love everything. Being sarcastic is a poor defense, bye.
I have a feeling when teachers do this they're expecting kids in the class to watch and learn from their peer's mistake and not end up in a similar situation, However. Kids have this unnatural ability to not associate things with themselves and have an amazing lack of empathy, So all this does is give the kids a chance to bully and belittle another whilst not learning anything, It just shows that certian teachers think they understand children but clearly dont have a clue.
I find that there are very few teachers that actually know how to deal with kids and adolescents and the only ones that do are parents themselves. Other than that, they seem to think that a class in university will teach them how children work. As the oldest of five kids, I can assure you it's not that easy. Children are the most fickle human beings on the face of the planet. You can't put a formula on a childs mind.
In this story, you can tell that it's her fault to not even give any effort. Teacher have their own way to dicipline their student and this is just one of it. I don't stand for any kind of bullying, but i don't think "Being" an introvert is a correct thing either. You can't judge something is right or wrong just from a single perspective.
@@aoki9440 there are a lot of ways to discipline someone without putting them in a humiliating situation. he could’ve talked to her directly alone or written feedback on the drawing. using humiliation as a form of discipline creates psychological trauma and will degrade confidence especially on people who are introverted or have social anxiety. Im not exactly sure what you meant by “being” an introvert isn’t correct, but that’s something people can’t control
Japanese school doesn't quite work like western school. Different philosophy on education. A lot harsher, but arguably leading to more discipline later in life.
@@O___P being harsh and strict doesn't mean you need to humiliate a kid in front of class. I get what you are saying, but not all Japanese teachers are like that and being a cultural thing doesn't mean it is right.
@@LucasSilvero24 ok, you might be right, but each one makes their own choices, and it is not public humiliation that will change their minds. And about not being so bad, well, that is your opinion, but many experts in the field say the opposite
@@LucasSilvero24 Not everyone takes things like this the same, for all you know the student you're scolding might have depression, or some other problems that a kid wouldn't understand at first. An introvert kid being humiliated in front of class will have a different effect than an extrovert that's humiliated in front of class. At worst, the introvert one will get traumatized, and trauma isn't something that you can just "grow" out of.
Teacher: hey, you drew this in 10 mins, right? This teacher clearly shouldn’t have punished her, because she didn’t draw it in 10 mins. She drew it in 5
This really hurts. I was always humiliated in front of the whole class as kid. It made me very reserved and quiet. And even though i’m careful with my actions the shaming didn’t stop. A teacher, whose subject i used to be very interested in, yelled at me and told me to stand outside the class because my voice wasn’t loud enough. That moment i lost all interest in his subject. Not only i was humiliated in front the whole class, even the students passing by our classroom witnessed the sight of me raising my arms up for a whole hour as a punishment.
@@hedgehog1718 sucks cause his subject is the only sub i’m good at. That’s why i really like it. But after that i just ended up skipping his classes, i really can’t face him.
@@Icetea-2000 that’s really light compared to the other punishment the teachers does to us. A classmate of mine from 8th grade was chatting with his seatmate about something, then my teacher caught them and she had a wonderful idea of covering his mouth with duct tape and tying him to a post. Some of my classmates took a picture of him and posted it online. It made him very down and refused to go to school the next day.
@@Icetea-2000 teachers in our school really likes to publicly shame students. I even had a private convo with a teacher about a certain subject asking him questions. The conversation went fine and he was really kind, not until afternoon i saw a post of our conversation with my name and picture blurred out on his social media with a caption, “Why can’t some people just listen🙄” It’s really hard dealing with their crap. They tell you to ask questions in order to understand and have a connection with a student, but when you do they shame you. They blame the internet and all the factors available except them.
Why does it shock you? Now tell me if you did something wrong am I as your teacher not supposed to call you out for doing shit. Don't hit me with there are more gentle method in teen years punishment works more than reward so if you don't have some credible method don't shout in some comments section
Teacher that Humiliate Students in Front of Everyone is the Worst That shit is so traumatic When everyone just laughs at you and the teacher say bad things at you. I am speaking from my experience
@@LucasSilvero24 Grow what? Do you even know what are you talking about? Do you think "Traumas" are "easily" cured by saying Grow? *No,* that isn't the case buddy... Imagine being scolded in front of your class mates and your friends in that class laughing at you while your teacher is screaming at you... Who wouldn't be scared? If that were me then id be crying then go to the bathroom to cry more even if im a teen.... Emotions are *uncontrollable* not anyone can understand you. Anyone has different views and so do i. And just don't go around seeing people typing their traumatic experience and just say "Grow". How about you grow up buddy.
I don't have a clue what the educational culture is like in Japan compared with the United States, but anyone who makes a girl whimpering and blushing in the front of the classroom and thinking to himself "Yes. Yes. I am doing a good job here. This is helpful somehow." is pretty damn scary in my opinion.
This is a big reason kids don't trust others and become introverts, they become scared of other people and scared to be shamed for who they are. I hope that teacher eventually learned what he was doing was wrong.
Teacher: "Hey you drew this in 10 mins right?" Aqua: ... Chat: You probably did it seriously Aqua: No, I drew it in 5 mins Teacher: *_Am I a joke to you?_*
As an introvert that had a decent amount of social anxiety in school I was pretty sympathetic for her up until she said she only spent 5 minutes on it. It was still probably going overboard, but she really only has herself to blame for putting no effort into the assignment. It’s the undeserved scoldings and shamings that really get you
i actually burst into tears by merely thinking of being in her situation. Please if you plan to be a teacher please don't ever do this to your student. Please
I am a sort of teacher for a while and i never do that In fact i try to be more of the fun, retrospective teacher without too much pressure on em since school itself is already stressful enough I wish to be instead an oasis of sorts
Baqua: "well...well.. if it isn't the consequence of my own actions" But its still sad tho, getting shamed like that in front of class. im sure that this is one of the reason shes very introverted
Man, this might just as well be one of the reasons Aqua is so introvert nowadays. Imagining it in real life, resembles what could be a really traumatic experience depending on the age or personality of her there
I feel this can partly explain her anxiety. I can't imagine being shamed like that in front of everyone in class. Must've been really nerve wracking for her
Speaking of being called out by a teacher, one year when we had to introduce ourselves to the class I went up to the teacher and asked him if he could skip me when it was my turn to introduce myself because I really didn't like attention or being looked at, and he was like "Yeah, of course". Then he goes "OKAY EVERYONE, THIS IS WALTER AND HE'S A LITTLE SHY SO LET'S BE NICE AND UNDERSTANDING."
I wonder how old Aqua was when this happened, because I have a very similar story. I remember a girl in school (Or highschool in freedom speech) who got scolded harshly by our art teacher. We were 16 years old on average. Public humiliations were a thing back then (nuns school) and most of us had been executed at least once, so we didn't put more pressure on the person standing on the gallows by laughing or anything of the sort. So this art teacher kept telling my friend that she wasn't putting enough effort, going on a tangent, up to the point where he began comparing her work to another student: The girl who was regularly top of the class, a mini-genius, great with everything. You know what this madlass did? She said: "Teacher, I don't understand why you're so upset, I love her drawing. Sure, it's not what you asked for exactly, but it's still her own interpretation." That teacher died inside that day. It turned out that this teacher did the same in other classes to fuel his pathetic ego, but there was no one to stand up to him. He was fired a few years later but he managed to poison four generations of students before being laid off. I fell in love with that girl. Asked her out, got rejected. 10/10 would ask her out again. I wish there were more people like her.
No matter how long or short it took. He shouldn't do that. You never ever shouldn't humiliate anyone no matter what position you are in. He thinks the other students will do better than her because of that? NO. His point would just go through their heads and instead the main focus would be the entire class laughing at her for not doing well.
I remember something similar in class where this person was getting flamed infront of everyone for not putting much effort but when the teacher said "This looks like you did it in 5 minutes" he responded with "Nope I did it in 1" 💀
I can relate, and this hurts. For two months in high school, I was being publicly embarrased to the point that only a small thread of morality was holding me back from beating the shit out of them, but eventually I got over it.
I have experienced going through night tuition with a bunch of kids and whenever we did wrong, the teacher would pull our ears or would be flicked and some might get a little slap to cheek. It wasn't hard but it was traumatizing seeing that done to others and to myself. Sure the grades after that night tution was great, but it left me scarred even today. I wouldn't asks anyone to teach me unless i REALLY don't know that subject and it kinda made me afraid to asks help for someone to teach me. I tried changing now, but it'll take time because most of the time i will study alone.
yeah still remember that awful public humiliation I got from my teacher I am an introvert I was feeling down at that time and didn't really do well in class. my teacher scolded me for my work in front of everyone and she hit me in the head with a pencil class I know it wasn't that hard or painful but still, it hit me emotionally pretty hard then everyone laughed at me after that I just sat down and looked at my best friend holding back tears because I didn't want the situation to get worst so my best friend taps my back and said "it's Ok" so I felt ok for a bit then got home and cried away my pain in bed with a pillow.
When I moved from a private school to a public school when I was ten, I didn't know class started 30 mins before so you could eat breakfast. I got there late, was scolded and put in a desk facing the class while I ate because there were no more desks. That teacher would yell at kids to tears when they forgot their homework. She became principle when I transferred out of the school.
I got called out in class alot as a kid, for various things both good and bad, and honestly it helped me get out of being a massive introvert, now I'm only a little introverted
I had the same experience in school, only problem was I wasn't that good at drawing faces because I didn't have a single creative bone in my body, I got scolded because I didn't draw my own face to the right proportions. What the heck was that teacher expecting, I'm not an art student, this was a mandatory art class. One of the few teachers that I genuinely disliked.
True, depending on the assignment, some art assingments can be done in 5 minutes, and if you're marine or not will determine if you'll get away with it
My teachers would straight up physically beat me up in front of the whole class. I had a teacher who would slap me and several other kids for no reason. I had a teacher threaten me with my grades if I even dared to complain to my parents about them. Because of this I was scared of all teachers, even the ones who were actually nice.
I once have a drawing teacher who outright tell me that my drawing is worst than kindergartner, in front of the class. Ever since then I refuse to pick up my pencil to draw again.
Honestly, one could argue that art is subjective and this makes her art unique and different from the others, thus even making the teacher notice her art.
It's not just a problem for kids, two different *college professors* did this to me. It still hurts at that age. The first time was a science professor (I don't remember the exact class) shaming me for using "fancy talk" in my notes. Seriously, NOTES, not even for anything I was going to turn in! The worst part is that the "fancy talk" that he took offense to was "parameters." I'm not joking. A *college science professor* took offense to the word "parameters" because he thought it was "too fancy" and felt the need to grab my notebook, hold it up, and call me out to the class for it. This one didn't hurt because of how pathetic it was. I lost all respect for him in that moment and he never even _began_ to earn it back. The aura of "how stupid is this teacher?" coming from my classmates was palpable. The second, however, did hurt. It was a math teacher (also don't remember the exact class) who thought one of my answers on a homework assignment was so stupid he had to share it. At least he didn't mention my name, but it still hurt so bad I felt like crying. (Yes, it really was wrong, but I assert that it was reasonably so)
I've experienced something like this only it occurred during my third semester at university. I got called out and humiliated by the lecturer in front of the class, he told me to just quit the class and retry the next semester when I finally got serious to learn. Ironically this is the catalyst of my anxiety attacks, so now everytime I got a meeting about something important my anxiety always kicks in like crazy
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The teacher doesnt like onions
Feed him to shrek
Shrek is love, Shrek is life
Damn, you guys really good at rhymes
@HAMZA BIN BUDI MAWARDI Moe So it is time to say farewell to your life.
@@eduardusrk2806 well lookie here, a chain breaker arrives
@@dhearyzikrimuhammad_0366 i see what you did there, very nice
Teachers that humiliate in front of the class are the worst.
Throw introvertion into the mix and you get a rough time
Not to mention it was from an art class, where it's completely subjective. Tho maybe the teacher knew that Aqua didnt take it seriously
that's a recipe for a school shooting and i cant blame the shooter.
do u think extroverts like being humiliated
@@AcceleratingUniverse no that would be masochists. My point was that generally it'll hit introverts harder as they internalise more and care considerably more about how others perceive them
Well, she def needed scolding for that
can confirm, it really is a public execution for introverts to be scolded in front of the class, even standing in front or get your name called for something that would cause attention to automatically lock onto you could feel like being sentenced in a court.. it scares me..
Roll call was always the scariest part of each day
Sameee , it's scares me lol
don't care
Study group is scary for me who is solo leveling
what's worse than in front of the class? In front of the WHOLE SCHOOL during morning assembly. I felt l like just wanna skip school after the assembly was finished
Lets just hope she doesnt get rejected when she tried to enter an art school....
Nah, Aqua would be nothing...unless its Pekora
You know, that remind me of someone *slowly but menacingly glares at a guy with a cool mustache*
Ohhh no let's not hope she's not going to have world domination dreams after she got rejected in art school
Too late, she's the leader of a Resistance group now
@@gonoki888 the one that got supressed by the goddess herself?
Really hate when teachers do that, especially in very young students. It puts a lot of stress and trauma that is carried by kids until they grow up.
Yeah, like wth are they thinking, they're young, instead of humiliating them why not teach them and Inspire them to enjoy studying, if students enjoy what their studying they would definitely be good at doing it
@@07audioalifrahman51 because not all in life is enjoy...grow yourself
@@LucasSilvero24 wow definitely if students associate a subject with being humiliated and forced they will be great at it, great idea Einstein you're so grownup
@@Dovey-sx1wz it's simple, u don't have to be Einstein. "If I care a little bit and do it better, he won't be angry again" and that's it, not so hard. You don't have to love everything.
Being sarcastic is a poor defense, bye.
This is why my ego is really small
I have a feeling when teachers do this they're expecting kids in the class to watch and learn from their peer's mistake and not end up in a similar situation, However. Kids have this unnatural ability to not associate things with themselves and have an amazing lack of empathy, So all this does is give the kids a chance to bully and belittle another whilst not learning anything, It just shows that certian teachers think they understand children but clearly dont have a clue.
I find that there are very few teachers that actually know how to deal with kids and adolescents and the only ones that do are parents themselves. Other than that, they seem to think that a class in university will teach them how children work. As the oldest of five kids, I can assure you it's not that easy. Children are the most fickle human beings on the face of the planet. You can't put a formula on a childs mind.
Kids are cruel, man
In this story, you can tell that it's her fault to not even give any effort. Teacher have their own way to dicipline their student and this is just one of it. I don't stand for any kind of bullying, but i don't think "Being" an introvert is a correct thing either. You can't judge something is right or wrong just from a single perspective.
@@aoki9440 there are a lot of ways to discipline someone without putting them in a humiliating situation. he could’ve talked to her directly alone or written feedback on the drawing. using humiliation as a form of discipline creates psychological trauma and will degrade confidence especially on people who are introverted or have social anxiety. Im not exactly sure what you meant by “being” an introvert isn’t correct, but that’s something people can’t control
@@aoki9440 If you really say that you're obviously not an introvert....
The teacher should've been mature enough to not humiliate a kid in front of class
Japanese school doesn't quite work like western school. Different philosophy on education. A lot harsher, but arguably leading to more discipline later in life.
@@O___P being harsh and strict doesn't mean you need to humiliate a kid in front of class. I get what you are saying, but not all Japanese teachers are like that and being a cultural thing doesn't mean it is right.
@@O___P As somebody who went to western schools (in Switzerland), I need to point out this public humiliation is common here as well and it sucks XD
To be honest, it feels normal to me.
@@O___P Arguably leading to a shit ton of suicides as well.
"Hey, you drew this in 10 mins, right?"
*I mean, at least she drew something...*
@Orwell Jones Laeddis I'd say she was a spoiled and careless child.
Grades don't matter if parents were pampering her
@Orwell Jones Laeddis you guys really need to stop. This things are necessary for life, it's nothing so bad or traumatic. Dear god grow up!!
@@LucasSilvero24 ok, you might be right, but each one makes their own choices, and it is not public humiliation that will change their minds. And about not being so bad, well, that is your opinion, but many experts in the field say the opposite
@@LucasSilvero24 Not everyone takes things like this the same, for all you know the student you're scolding might have depression, or some other problems that a kid wouldn't understand at first. An introvert kid being humiliated in front of class will have a different effect than an extrovert that's humiliated in front of class. At worst, the introvert one will get traumatized, and trauma isn't something that you can just "grow" out of.
Aqua being the ultimate introvert and getting scolded infront of the class must be hell for her
now imagine marine's sister in that situation
@@thimestable Marine's onee san will die if she've been stared by the strangers
@@veryverykawaiiuto4831 she probably dies the moment the teacher calls her
Art Teacher-sensei: Remember class anything can be art. Except what aqua drew today. Aqua has created the opposite of art.
😂
She did RTA instead
@@kanzaki2672 its TRA
Aqua is a Dadaist confirmed?
Edit: look up Dadaism on Wikipedia
Before finished the video: "Aww.. Poor Aqua.."
After you finished the video: "This Onion.." XD
Teacher: hey, you drew this in 10 mins, right?
This teacher clearly shouldn’t have punished her, because she didn’t draw it in 10 mins.
She drew it in 5
exactly
how about that take 10mins that would been a epic draw because 5 mins draw teacher thought it was 10mins what about she do that 10mins 🤣
@@NarutoUzumaki-zl9yy imagine if she really do it in 10 minute
This really hurts. I was always humiliated in front of the whole class as kid. It made me very reserved and quiet. And even though i’m careful with my actions the shaming didn’t stop. A teacher, whose subject i used to be very interested in, yelled at me and told me to stand outside the class because my voice wasn’t loud enough. That moment i lost all interest in his subject. Not only i was humiliated in front the whole class, even the students passing by our classroom witnessed the sight of me raising my arms up for a whole hour as a punishment.
You had to raise your arms for a whole hour as punishment??
@@hedgehog1718 sucks cause his subject is the only sub i’m good at. That’s why i really like it. But after that i just ended up skipping his classes, i really can’t face him.
@@Icetea-2000 that’s really light compared to the other punishment the teachers does to us. A classmate of mine from 8th grade was chatting with his seatmate about something, then my teacher caught them and she had a wonderful idea of covering his mouth with duct tape and tying him to a post. Some of my classmates took a picture of him and posted it online. It made him very down and refused to go to school the next day.
@@Icetea-2000 teachers in our school really likes to publicly shame students. I even had a private convo with a teacher about a certain subject asking him questions. The conversation went fine and he was really kind, not until afternoon i saw a post of our conversation with my name and picture blurred out on his social media with a caption, “Why can’t some people just listen🙄”
It’s really hard dealing with their crap. They tell you to ask questions in order to understand and have a connection with a student, but when you do they shame you. They blame the internet and all the factors available except them.
@@mk._.n0mi03 Yo wtf was that a prison or a school? Was that even legal under your countries law?
It shocks me that there are still teachers in this world that think this is an acceptable means of discipline
@Michael Gia Huy Nguyen Like the Asian parent perfectionist memes. Why do I feel like they're trying to raise crunchers?
@@VonTachyon sometimes it's not a meme at all. I dunno what their reasoning tho as to why
You are still a kid thats why you dont understand it right now,
Try to come back here like 8 years or 10 years later from now
Why does it shock you?
Now tell me if you did something wrong am I as your teacher not supposed to call you out for doing shit. Don't hit me with there are more gentle method in teen years punishment works more than reward so if you don't have some credible method don't shout in some comments section
@@mafiarempah6467 I'm 19, I've already graduated from high school. Believe me, I legitimately never came across anything like this in my school.
0:22 Wario's "Yeah" was timed nicely
As an introvert myself, I can feel her pain on a deep level
Teacher that Humiliate Students in Front of Everyone is the Worst
That shit is so traumatic
When everyone just laughs at you and the teacher say bad things at you. I am speaking from my experience
Grow
It feels even worse when no one even laughs and the room is silent. You can feel their pity and it hurts
Same....
@@LucasSilvero24
Grow what? Do you even know what are you talking about? Do you think "Traumas" are "easily" cured by saying Grow? *No,* that isn't the case buddy... Imagine being scolded in front of your class mates and your friends in that class laughing at you while your teacher is screaming at you... Who wouldn't be scared? If that were me then id be crying then go to the bathroom to cry more even if im a teen.... Emotions are *uncontrollable* not anyone can understand you. Anyone has different views and so do i. And just don't go around seeing people typing their traumatic experience and just say "Grow". How about you grow up buddy.
@@LucasSilvero24 you grow
I like how the chat was trying to comfort her, but Aqua basically dig her own grave.
this is the most uncool art teacher i've heard in my whole entire life
I don't have a clue what the educational culture is like in Japan compared with the United States, but anyone who makes a girl whimpering and blushing in the front of the classroom and thinking to himself "Yes. Yes. I am doing a good job here. This is helpful somehow." is pretty damn scary in my opinion.
This is a big reason kids don't trust others and become introverts, they become scared of other people and scared to be shamed for who they are. I hope that teacher eventually learned what he was doing was wrong.
Also the teacher: *Creates more introverts and the ones that aren't become the same as him, expanding the effect*
Teacher: "Hey you drew this in 10 mins right?"
Aqua: ...
Chat: You probably did it seriously
Aqua: No, I drew it in 5 mins
Teacher: *_Am I a joke to you?_*
I literally LMAO'ed when she said it.
Lol 😂😂😂
@Orwell Jones Laeddis Teacher : ehe tte nandayo !
As an introvert that had a decent amount of social anxiety in school I was pretty sympathetic for her up until she said she only spent 5 minutes on it. It was still probably going overboard, but she really only has herself to blame for putting no effort into the assignment. It’s the undeserved scoldings and shamings that really get you
i actually burst into tears by merely thinking of being in her situation. Please if you plan to be a teacher please don't ever do this to your student. Please
I am a sort of teacher for a while and i never do that
In fact i try to be more of the fun, retrospective teacher without too much pressure on em since school itself is already stressful enough
I wish to be instead an oasis of sorts
Teacher : humiliate Onion in front of everybody
Everyone : “so you’ve chosen *Death*”
Ur cringe
@@drackedemon51 ^
Now this art teacher will see that aqua will be popular and loved and like by a lot of people
moreover, shes getting more money by drawing her shitty cats that this teacher ever will by teaching art and humiliating bad art.
@@N40AX true but don't forget, you're in the same shoes with that art teacher
Teacher: You probably only drew this for 10 minutes!
>Hey that's pretty presumptuous and rude
Aqua: No, I drew it in 5 mins
>....ah
I would have stepped up for her and said "Sir, I also suck at art. Not everyone has to be perfect."
"I did it in 5 minutes"
What an absolute chad, one of us, one of us👏👏👏
teacher: you did this in 10mins, did you?
aqua: NO
aqua: fidgeting*
aqua: 5
Baqua: "well...well.. if it isn't the consequence of my own actions"
But its still sad tho, getting shamed like that in front of class. im sure that this is one of the reason shes very introverted
No matter where you are there will always be at least one teacher who does this public humiliation
Man, this might just as well be one of the reasons Aqua is so introvert nowadays. Imagining it in real life, resembles what could be a really traumatic experience depending on the age or personality of her there
"You drew this in 10 minutes, didn't you?"
"Bitch, I did it in 5"
guys, we have another target to catch
I feel this can partly explain her anxiety. I can't imagine being shamed like that in front of everyone in class. Must've been really nerve wracking for her
I didn't expect that punchline. That's why Aqua is my spirit animal!
Not being called out in front of everyone is one of my top priorities during my school days.
As an introvert I can feel the pain when being scolded infront of the class. You can't think of anything
Speaking of being called out by a teacher, one year when we had to introduce ourselves to the class I went up to the teacher and asked him if he could skip me when it was my turn to introduce myself because I really didn't like attention or being looked at, and he was like "Yeah, of course". Then he goes "OKAY EVERYONE, THIS IS WALTER AND HE'S A LITTLE SHY SO LET'S BE NICE AND UNDERSTANDING."
Task failed... sucessfully? Or dick move...
0:11
"So I thought I will just do it roughly."
0:25
"I thought I tried my best and it was pretty good for me..."
Something doesn't add up here.
I wonder how old Aqua was when this happened, because I have a very similar story.
I remember a girl in school (Or highschool in freedom speech) who got scolded harshly by our art teacher. We were 16 years old on average.
Public humiliations were a thing back then (nuns school) and most of us had been executed at least once, so we didn't put more pressure on the person standing on the gallows by laughing or anything of the sort.
So this art teacher kept telling my friend that she wasn't putting enough effort, going on a tangent, up to the point where he began comparing her work to another student: The girl who was regularly top of the class, a mini-genius, great with everything.
You know what this madlass did? She said: "Teacher, I don't understand why you're so upset, I love her drawing. Sure, it's not what you asked for exactly, but it's still her own interpretation."
That teacher died inside that day. It turned out that this teacher did the same in other classes to fuel his pathetic ego, but there was no one to stand up to him. He was fired a few years later but he managed to poison four generations of students before being laid off.
I fell in love with that girl. Asked her out, got rejected. 10/10 would ask her out again. I wish there were more people like her.
No matter how long or short it took.
He shouldn't do that.
You never ever shouldn't humiliate anyone no matter what position you are in.
He thinks the other students will do better than her because of that? NO.
His point would just go through their heads and instead the main focus would be the entire class laughing at her for not doing well.
Well well well, if it isn't the consequences of her own actions.
She can laugh at it now, so it's fine.
Anything the teacher does that makes others give their attention to you is scary
She looks so cute omfg i want to hug her
felt like a public execution
Gods that is too relatable
Artist: *3-5 hours art
Minato Baqua:
I remember something similar in class where this person was getting flamed infront of everyone for not putting much effort but when the teacher said "This looks like you did it in 5 minutes" he responded with "Nope I did it in 1" 💀
It was meant to be a public execution, but baqua being baqua: "Nope, I did it in 5 minutes"
Just Jork
Aqua being Scolded because of her drawing
Al Europe people : *PTSD
I can relate, and this hurts. For two months in high school, I was being publicly embarrased to the point that only a small thread of morality was holding me back from beating the shit out of them, but eventually I got over it.
It's like watching an anime with subtitle XD
I thought it was going to be a plot twist and the teacher was gonna say: "Among the works that everyone drew, this is the best"
HEY
ATLEAST IT TOOK HER 5 MINUTES
I WOULD HAVE TAKEN WEEKS
Hey kudos to you, you can at least draw a face
I got public executed for my hand writing ever since kindergarten so I am now both traumatized and used to it at the same time
Gotta learn how to take Ls early , Aqua is really good for looking back and just laughing it off
The onion rejected by the art teacher...
*Oh no...*
I have experienced going through night tuition with a bunch of kids and whenever we did wrong, the teacher would pull our ears or would be flicked and some might get a little slap to cheek. It wasn't hard but it was traumatizing seeing that done to others and to myself. Sure the grades after that night tution was great, but it left me scarred even today. I wouldn't asks anyone to teach me unless i REALLY don't know that subject and it kinda made me afraid to asks help for someone to teach me. I tried changing now, but it'll take time because most of the time i will study alone.
yeah still remember that awful public humiliation I got from my teacher I am an introvert
I was feeling down at that time and didn't really do well in class. my teacher scolded me for my work in front of everyone and she hit me in the head with a pencil class I know it wasn't that hard or painful but still, it hit me emotionally pretty hard then everyone laughed at me after that I just sat down and looked at my best friend holding back tears because I didn't want the situation to get worst so my best friend taps my back and said "it's Ok" so I felt ok for a bit then got home and cried away my pain in bed with a pillow.
Good thing she applied to become a VTuber. Imagine if she applied for art school.
When I moved from a private school to a public school when I was ten, I didn't know class started 30 mins before so you could eat breakfast. I got there late, was scolded and put in a desk facing the class while I ate because there were no more desks. That teacher would yell at kids to tears when they forgot their homework. She became principle when I transferred out of the school.
I got called out in class alot as a kid, for various things both good and bad, and honestly it helped me get out of being a massive introvert, now I'm only a little introverted
Even if she didn’t take that long, that’s horrible what the teacher did 😨
I had the same experience in school, only problem was I wasn't that good at drawing faces because I didn't have a single creative bone in my body, I got scolded because I didn't draw my own face to the right proportions. What the heck was that teacher expecting, I'm not an art student, this was a mandatory art class. One of the few teachers that I genuinely disliked.
Grab the pitchforks bois, we raiding someone's house tonight.
when you got scolded for drawing 10 minutes, but instead you got praised.
you know the last time I heard an art teacher kinda rejected a student things didn't aged well. he's lucky she's so calm.
True, depending on the assignment, some art assingments can be done in 5 minutes, and if you're marine or not will determine if you'll get away with it
I think teachers feel themselves waaaay too better than they actually are just because they work with the teenagers.
"you probably drew this in 10 minutes"
"Are you kidding? That's insultingly high"
The teacher grunts sound effects spot on
Aqua was crying because her teacher got wrong answer about how many Aqua has spent on drew
Poor Aqua...
Remember class, anything can be art
Except what Aqua drew today
Aqua has created the opposite of art
Aqua clip during her break is the best!!
I remember when i was scolded like this in art class too
......until i snapped and said "oh im sorry im not a fucking artist"
My teachers would straight up physically beat me up in front of the whole class. I had a teacher who would slap me and several other kids for no reason. I had a teacher threaten me with my grades if I even dared to complain to my parents about them. Because of this I was scared of all teachers, even the ones who were actually nice.
She should have listened to Mikoch and stayed home that day.
Man these always brighten my day, feel bad for the onion tho
"Okay, a simple 'wrong' would have done just fine."
i think this is probably one of the root cause of her social awkwardness poor onion
This teacher was literally the "opposite of art" meme.
And this is how you develop anxiety, folks.
I once have a drawing teacher who outright tell me that my drawing is worst than kindergartner, in front of the class.
Ever since then I refuse to pick up my pencil to draw again.
10 minutes? You are treating me too lightly sensei.
Honestly, one could argue that art is subjective and this makes her art unique and different from the others, thus even making the teacher notice her art.
I HAVE HEARD ENOUGH! I'll teach that teacher to mind his own business!!!
It's not just a problem for kids, two different *college professors* did this to me. It still hurts at that age.
The first time was a science professor (I don't remember the exact class) shaming me for using "fancy talk" in my notes. Seriously, NOTES, not even for anything I was going to turn in! The worst part is that the "fancy talk" that he took offense to was "parameters." I'm not joking. A *college science professor* took offense to the word "parameters" because he thought it was "too fancy" and felt the need to grab my notebook, hold it up, and call me out to the class for it. This one didn't hurt because of how pathetic it was. I lost all respect for him in that moment and he never even _began_ to earn it back. The aura of "how stupid is this teacher?" coming from my classmates was palpable.
The second, however, did hurt. It was a math teacher (also don't remember the exact class) who thought one of my answers on a homework assignment was so stupid he had to share it. At least he didn't mention my name, but it still hurt so bad I felt like crying. (Yes, it really was wrong, but I assert that it was reasonably so)
Teacher: Aqua made an opposite of art
*Press "F" to pay Respect*
I've experienced something like this only it occurred during my third semester at university. I got called out and humiliated by the lecturer in front of the class, he told me to just quit the class and retry the next semester when I finally got serious to learn. Ironically this is the catalyst of my anxiety attacks, so now everytime I got a meeting about something important my anxiety always kicks in like crazy
teachers like those enrage me beyond reason.
Well someone just proved they're an incompetent teacher...
People with time machines : Get him!
I hate that kind of teacher they just embarrassing their student
Sounds like the beginning of a social anxiety disorder to me
The teacher could have just admonished her in private, so as to not embarrass her unnecessarily, but no, he had to go out of his way to be an asshole.
Another day that a Mochimiko animation is posted is another day that im happy. Well done as always Mochimiko san!
Why school needs a complete reform, as an introvert I honestly can't face this feeling without dying inside
Teacher: this girl seriously just used 10 minutes to complete this drawing
Aqua: actually i used 5 minutes. Get your facts straight
I can't even draw a perfect circle