Remember those group projects where you ended up doing all the work while your teammates slacked off? Well, imagine that scenario with a twist of high school drama and a dash of moral dilemma. A 14-year-old high schooler found herself in a pickle when tasked with a history presentation on a sensitive topic alongside her ex-best friends turned bullies. The conflict? She did all the work, they shopped online and cracked inappropriate jokes. But when presentation day came, she made a controversial decision that sparked a fiery debate. Curious about what she did? Keep reading to find out how this academic showdown unfolded.
Classroom Assignment Turns Personal

A Topic Close to Her Heart

Group Work Woes

Teaming Up with the Past

A Frustrating Collaboration

Lone Effort Amidst Distractions

A Call for Teamwork Ignored

Inappropriate Humor Reported

The Solo Grind

Taking Charge of the Project

A Team in Name Only

Presentation Day Revelation

Credit Where Credit’s Due

The Silent Spectators

The Unveiling of Truth

Exposed: The Do-Nothing Duo

Detention and Disbelief

Triumph Amidst Turmoil

Parental Backlash Over Zero Marks

The Digital Paper Trail

Moral Quandary

Lone Wolf Triumphs in Group Project Showdown
In a tale of diligence versus distraction, our young heroine stood her ground against the ghosts of friendships past. With her unwavering commitment to the task, she crafted a presentation that would make any history buff proud, all while her so-called ‘teammates’ were lost in the world of online shopping and bad taste. But when she boldly credited herself alone, the drama escalated faster than a wildfire. Her teacher’s discovery of the truth led to detention for the slackers and vindication for our studious protagonist. As the story of her academic integrity spread, it sparked a fiery debate far beyond the classroom walls. And now, we turn to the court of public opinion to weigh in on this educational escapade. Let’s dive into the top responses and see who’s schooling whom in the game of right and wrong.
Standing firm on not being the a**hole, with solid proof
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Feeling old yet? 9/11 is history for the younger generation

Standing up for yourself: Not letting lazy gits take credit!

Assertive NTA comment demands credit where credit is due
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NTA thinks credit should go to those who did the work

Parenting fail: Girl lies, parents oblivious. Teacher doesn’t care. ♂️

Group projects can be a minefield
to navigate.
Reporting laziness and standing up for yourself!

Standing up for what’s right!

Addressing issues privately could have avoided drama. Lesson learned
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Girls should’ve pitched in! Teamwork makes the dream work
together
Navigating high school drama can be tough, but diplomacy matters
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Standing up for fairness! Congrats on the full marks!
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Group projects: love ’em or hate ’em? Share your thoughts!

Engaging discussion about terminology used to describe 9/11 events

Standing up against racism and false credit! You go, OP!

Taking credit for others’ work is never okay! Stand up!

Understanding the cultural impact of 9/11 in history class

No credit for them! ♂️

Teacher stands up for student in group project drama. NTA

Taking credit where it’s due! Google Docs for the win

Respecting 9/11 hits close to home for many, but perspectives differ.
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Valid point! 9/11 was a terrorist attack, not a natural disaster.

Truth hurts! Group projects can be a real struggle
a**hole-free zone
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Unapologetic support for not being the a-hole

NTA takes full credit for 9/11 project, drama ensues

Standing up for truth in group projects. NTA.

Group project drama: partners slacking, teacher sees through, justice served

Supportive comment for high schooler’s 9/11 project

Group projects can be unfair. Dealing with bullies is tough

Asserting yourself respectfully in group projects, with a strategic tip

Empowered teacher uses Google Slides to avoid drama. Don’t worry!

The eternal struggle of group projects
a**hole or a-hole
