yes it's because the kid tried their hardest
since they revealed two more even more horrible looking benches
what that means is that the kid made three benches each one better in quality than the previous one and showed the teacher only the best of the three
does that make sense?
practice makes perfect
reminds me of a Chinese story
"there was a kid in a woodworking class and his teacher set the class the task of making small wooden seat/bench.
When the class was over and the kids turned in their benches they were of various quality but still passable.
When the...
I mean there's always a method if you really want to right?
like I know that down under one can appeal any decision to the board of the university or the chancellor even...
but I guess it's back to the drawing board - you now not only have -1 internship lined up you also have to find another...
that's a bummer...can you appeal their decision?
or look for the course outline/guide or whatever and try to find the specific criteria in which they base whether an intership is suited or not suited?
for example if someone is studying accounting and takes an internship at a bank - that could...
obviously the preferred approach is to "salt correctly" but if I would say if one was unsure of how much salt to put in (ie. no specific directions or ingredient list or whatever) then I personally would err on the side of caution
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