I genuinely don’t have that much to do anymore at school and it’s so boring and I don’t really like it. And I also I already have some of my teachers appreciation letters.
I’m a sophomore in high school and it’s almost summer. I’m looking forward to getting a higher score on the SAT/ACT test. What are some helpful tips?
I’m a sophomore in high school and it’s almost summer. I’m looking forward to getting a higher score on the SAT/ACT test. What are some helpful tips?
I’m a sophomore in high school and it’s almost summer. I’m looking forward to getting a higher score on the SAT/ACT test. What are some helpful tips?
I’m a sophomore in high school and it’s almost summer. I’m looking forward to getting a higher score on the SAT/ACT test. What are some helpful tips?
Teachers what do students do in class that you admire or don’t admire at all?
Students what do you think is the best way to work hard in class without getting attention from teachers or anyone?
I mean like doing work in class without seeking attention or being noticed.
To our amazing teachers that put in effort and dedication
I wanted to give these teachers of mine appreciation letters because they have been so supportive towards me this all school year. And I’m not sure when is best to give them the letters because it’s almost a week left of school year. So please any ideas…?
My history teacher confuses me and I want outside opinions. Every time I try really hard on assignments, I still end up getting lower grades than I expected. Recently we had to make a poster, and when I finished I walked up and asked him if I had most of the required information. He replied, “You did it, you should know.”
I can’t tell if he was just trying to make me think for myself or if he was being dismissive. I genuinely do try hard in his class, so it’s frustrating feeling like my effort doesn’t show in my grades. Teachers, what do you think this kind of response usually means?