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Professor Asks Students To Send Photos of Their Dogs Doing Homework and Whole Internet Joins In

Photo: Dr. Marie-Amélie George

The start of a new semester of school is often filled with lots of new names, important assignments, and tedious details to remember—for both students and professors. But one university instructor likes to start off her class with a little bit of levity. To help her remember her students’ names, Dr. Marie-Amélie George started asking them to send in photos of their cute dogs doing the homework assigned for the course. And not only did her students not disappoint, but even people on the internet started sending hilarious photos of their adorable pets hard at work.

“I probably now have a collection of maybe 60 dogs,” says the creative professor. “Some are at the computer. Some are reading…I do see—slightly fewer—but some cats, and I have a great picture of a hermit crab who is studying hard as well.”

Photo submissions from outside her class started pouring in when Dr. George shared her lighthearted assignment on Twitter . And the delightfully amusing thread that ensued features a variety of studious pups, cats, and even a turtle. However, not everyone’s pets were quite so dedicated to their studies. In the humorous pet photos, some of them can actually be found napping on their homework, and one mischievous pup was even playing video games instead. But whether they’re working hard or hardly working, these adorable pets sure look pretty darn cute while doing it.

A professor asked students to send in photos of their cute dogs doing classwork, and they did not disappoint. (Even people not enrolled in her class submitted some funny photos.)

He has his own work area…. A bit small though. pic.twitter.com/AxT505vgob — Ryanoss (@ryanoss123) April 16, 2020

I've been informed by my social secretary that she's penciling in extra walks and belly rubs for the foreseeable future. pic.twitter.com/3zP2kmKkoA — Deb E (@The_Nyxed) April 16, 2020

Tigo probably woulda done better in Computer Architecture than me tbh pic.twitter.com/kx8NGOVnTk — Juan Cantor (@Twocan_1) April 16, 2020

pic.twitter.com/wmuFEb5bWv — 🌻🍄 (@afrayed_kn0t) April 16, 2020

My dog studying canine anatomy a couple of weeks ago 🐕 pic.twitter.com/FpT1hYbcxR — 😎 (@plowrong) April 16, 2020

Our dog handling his Zoom meeting with his furry friends pic.twitter.com/FiAsUGGfuG — Kay 👻🎃 (@KayCortez84) April 16, 2020

pic.twitter.com/zlf9EV0BAF — Marcus (@mlbacher) April 16, 2020

pic.twitter.com/0ArP1B98yy — Chloé Nurik (@Chloe_Nurik) April 16, 2020

pic.twitter.com/WWUOXV89uh — LittleBlueDog 🇺🇸🇺🇦😷📚📷🐾🧑‍🍳 (@littlebluedog2) April 16, 2020

Home office pic.twitter.com/nCvPvKm9uA — mileena (@meliac53) April 16, 2020

People also sent in photos of their other pets hard at work.

In lieu of a dog, may I offer a research assistant guinea pig? pic.twitter.com/0SEFZHJJ0j — Georgia Grainger (@sniphist) April 16, 2020

Don't forget cats pic.twitter.com/3uxXdfmPre — Linda F (@Ladie_Chief) April 16, 2020

She may not be a dog but she is having fun catching up on her tedtalks today. pic.twitter.com/LfAeRG2Lbf — Hcook (@hcook22) April 16, 2020

leonard is studying french! pic.twitter.com/sbQpHkvqhT — no name yet (@wowstrong) April 16, 2020

Entering data into his spreadsheet pic.twitter.com/aMxlBfLT43 — Kerri Miller (@kerri_millerr) April 16, 2020

pic.twitter.com/cgwvIk6Biw — heather schwarz (@SchwarzHeather) April 16, 2020

pic.twitter.com/cswmK3L8Ft — Orchid 🌸 (@finance_orchid) April 16, 2020

This is Louie, he likes to Attend class and lead discussions on my behalf! pic.twitter.com/fXR0an9Sqp — Roxanna Ast، رکسانا (@RoxannaA66) April 16, 2020

Philip doing my scanning 🖨 pic.twitter.com/8iQMuMFSp8 — STREAM MAKE DUA BY MINALIONESS🔊 (@AmariBailey) April 17, 2020

Dulce #mouse studies vector mechanics #wfh #MouseTwitter pic.twitter.com/XZY3lG6JVu — Andrew D Hanson Lab (@ADHansonLab) April 17, 2020

But some pets weren't quite so studious.

When your cat wants you to know the dog ate your homework … again … pic.twitter.com/0nY4C20the — Ali Van Zee (@alikat747) April 16, 2020

Sometimes, studying is just SO tiring! pic.twitter.com/ZWVGrhNKDg — Sally Savory (@SallySavory) April 18, 2020

She said she was doing homework 🙄😑 pic.twitter.com/uKJE6VjxOw — Yeminis (@Yorisflorr) April 17, 2020

pic.twitter.com/JjtcA8TVTm — Zero Marie Corgibutt (@corgi_zero) April 16, 2020

Approaches to the study of American law makes me need a power nap too ❤️ pic.twitter.com/j0uf4X0SbE — FutureDr.Bri (@FutureDrBri) April 16, 2020

pic.twitter.com/1Sc0UcH3LE — Ozymandias (@CapSavage24) April 16, 2020

Learning how to play the Viola via osmosis. She tells me that she's practicing how to play by ear. pic.twitter.com/37achfygVE — BlueSnow❄😷🌎🏳️‍🌈🐈‍⬛🐈🌊💙♌️ (@bleusneaux) April 16, 2020

I was teaching Chuck cat not a dog , to appreciate binging Blue Planet 2, he chose the method just leaks into your brain while you're sleeping on the Kindle. (There will be a pop quiz…) both my cats think they're guard dogs…. pic.twitter.com/EsGP7w5Idd — Brice Live Sketch Co (@live_brice) April 16, 2020

Mine refuses to *comply *Eat pic.twitter.com/5K6p1tjZ20 — 🔥NO LIES🔥USMC🔥 DOGS🔥 (@WEKNOWYOURLIES) April 16, 2020

Also, this is what happens when you don't like the assignment you were given. pic.twitter.com/sW38LUC2B8 — Suzanne Reinhardt (@EdTech4Funky1s) April 16, 2020

h/t: [ Reddit ]

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Alex was in year 6 on Wikipedia researching a project, on his iPad, when porn popped up unexpectedly.

"I thought my iPad had been infected with a virus or something and I was quite scared," the now 17-year-old says.

"I didn't want to tell dad that I had this weird virus … I felt very embarrassed."

Youth advocate and educator Dan Principe works with young people to build ideas about healthy masculinity and respectful relationships.

He says "pop-up sex bots dropping into these primary schoolers' online spaces" are now to be expected — but definitely not welcome.

"We're talking about a $97 billion-a-year industry that makes up 30 per cent of the internet, as a conservative estimate," he says.

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Years ago you had to walk into a shop to buy a pornographic magazine or video. 

Now it's available to anyone with a digital device, and it's making its way to children without them even looking for it.

QUT researcher Maree Crabbe says half of young people reported it was not intentional the first time they saw pornography.

"It might have just appeared in their social media feed or a pop-up, or they might have spelt something wrong in a search engine," Ms Crabbe says.

Sasha, 16, says online porn is "unavoidable".

"I've definitely come across it on Instagram because, on your Explore page, you don't have much control over what comes up," she says.

"I tried to ignore it because I didn't know what to do with that information."

She thinks pornography is harmful to young people because it pushes unrealistic standards.

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Jasmine, 17, believes pornography "perpetuates an unrealistic body image".

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Educator Dan says porn is also a driver of attitudes that see women as less human, and reinforces ideas of power and dominance of men over women.

"It's certainly not helping to establish great understandings of respectful relationships and consent," he says.

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Ms Crabbe is the director of an Australian project called It's Time We Talked which focuses on the impact pornography has on young people.

She says most of what teenagers are seeing is not even close to reality and confuses what we understand as consent, pleasure, and how men and women should behave.

"It's often sexist, and racist, and homophobic," Ms Crabbe says.

"The reason that I got into this work is because young people told me that they were learning about sex from porn.

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A study that Ms Crabbe and her colleagues recently released found that almost half of all boys had seen pornography by the age of 13, and almost half of girls had seen it by the age of 15.

"On average, young men see pornography three years before their first partnered sexual experience and young women see it two years before," she says.

"So often children or young people are being exposed to sexual imagery online before they've kissed an intimate partner or been intimate with someone in any way at all."

Ms Crabbe says pornography is impacting the kinds of sexual practices that young people are engaging in — and it's dangerous.

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Jasmine thinks the unrealistic treatment of women in pornographic videos is a concern.

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Alex says it also influences what young men see as the norm.

"Is this what we're going to have to be doing?" he says.

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Ms Crabbe says pornography is "not how to create good pleasure for a partner in real life".

And the kids who spoke to BTN High agree.

Charlie was in year 7 doing homework when porn popped up unexpectedly on his device.

"It's a fake scenario, it's not real life, [and] it's often before a lot of people experience their first romantic relationship," the now 18-year-old says.

"A lot of the stuff that people see is fake, it's not authentic," Jasmine says.

"Very fake," says Alex.

"And as a result, I guess that ultimately hurts your relationships and further relationships in the future."

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The government is trialling age verification technology that could restrict access to porn for those under the age of 18.

The eSafety Commissioner has also given social media and tech giants until the end of the year to show how they'll stop children from being exposed to pornography online .

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"I think there definitely should be more protection for young people online … [when] going on different websites or social media. There need to be measures put in place for that," he says.

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