[ SECRET POST #2958 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2958 ⌋

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Comments

[ninety6tears]

Yeah, for all those classes that require classic lit fanfiction as homework? I'm confused. (I did get to do an assignment once that was basically fanfic for Angels In America, but that was for a rather unique college professor.)

[dreemyweird]

IB Baccalaureate English LangLit does that a lot. But yeah, I don't see many university professors giving their students any tasks of this kind.

[(Anonymous)]

It's becoming more common recently.
For example, last year my cousin in sixth grade had to write political fanfiction as homework (well, "a fictional story about two current politicians and their differences", which is pretty much the same thing).