And if you are still in school you can describe how does it feel or share any funny incidents
Scary
POV : You walk in to the wrong class
@kuravi2010 said in #3:
> POV : You walk in to the wrong class
POV: You called your teacher mom and the director dad
> POV : You walk in to the wrong class
POV: You called your teacher mom and the director dad
@WassimBerbar said in #4:
> POV: You called your teacher mom and the director dad
Well, if you were home schooled..... ;)
> POV: You called your teacher mom and the director dad
Well, if you were home schooled..... ;)
endless
it was so hot
i didnt like it
i didnt like it
There were always these adults talking when I was ! , very distracting. :).
Mostly boring. Especially when I realized a lot of the teachers were just one chapter ahead in the textbooks.
I remember one social studies class when we had been studying NATO and I asked about SEATO and my teacher got a blank look on her face. She didn't know what I was talking about.
It was the first time I was disillusioned and understood teachers were not the infallible font of wisdom I had always assumed they were .
I remember one social studies class when we had been studying NATO and I asked about SEATO and my teacher got a blank look on her face. She didn't know what I was talking about.
It was the first time I was disillusioned and understood teachers were not the infallible font of wisdom I had always assumed they were .
@Dukedog said in #9:
> Mostly boring. Especially when I realized a lot of the teachers were just one chapter ahead in the textbooks.
> I remember one social studies class when we had been studying NATO and I asked about SEATO and my teacher got a blank look on her face. She didn't know what I was talking about.
> It was the first time I was disillusioned and understood teachers were not the infallible font of wisdom I had always assumed they were .
She wouldn't have had Google in those days, to quickly look it up, and make out she knew all along what you were talking about there ! Lol :).
> Mostly boring. Especially when I realized a lot of the teachers were just one chapter ahead in the textbooks.
> I remember one social studies class when we had been studying NATO and I asked about SEATO and my teacher got a blank look on her face. She didn't know what I was talking about.
> It was the first time I was disillusioned and understood teachers were not the infallible font of wisdom I had always assumed they were .
She wouldn't have had Google in those days, to quickly look it up, and make out she knew all along what you were talking about there ! Lol :).
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