the rubber stamp versus the mean student

I remember when I was a high school student,  I always use rubber stamp. Everyday, our teachers gave us short quizzes after the discussion so that they would know if the students fully understand everything that they taught on that day. After the quiz, all the papers will be collected and it will be distributed randomly and let us do the checking while the teacher dictate the correct answer. The students have to write their signature on the paper that they are checking for correction purposes. One time, one of my classmate was caught using a different name. She had an argument with my other classmate and it so happened that she got that person’s test paper. She did her revenge by making alterations on the test paper that she was checking. Too bad she used my name so that the blame will not be taken against her. It was really a bad day for me. The school principal investigated the issue and compared my handwritings too. It was really hard to notice the difference because that girl was so good in imitating other person’s handwriting. The good thing was I always use my custom rubber stamp to every papers that I have checked. My rubber stamp has a special logo on it and I wrote my signature too using a special pen with invisible ink and it can only be seen using UV light. The test paper with alterations doesn’t have my logo while the other one that I really checked on that day has my logo at the back. I also used my uv pen to let them see that I’ve got my signature on it. She was lucky she only got suspended for three days but some of the teachers said that it was a major offense. Oh well… The rubber stamp and UV light saved my day!

Tags: mean, student

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