When I say what type of student were you I mean did you concentrate in your school work, were you a class clown, were you the teachers pet, were you the quiet one etc, and when I ask did you enjoy school i mean in general how was that experience were you happy you graduated or sad that it's over etc
Back when you were in school did you enjoy school? Also what type of student were you?
I was quiet and shy (around people I was close to, it was another story). I was a good student and the majority of teachers liked me 😅 However, I didn't really enjoy high school. I looked forward to graduation.
Wouldn't call myself popular at all 😆 Hmm, that's a difficult question 🤔🤣 I literally laughed before answering your question because of our usernames 😆
Nah never that u get me brass knuckles I'll make sure you go to a good jail with my homies for protections got a couple of peeps in there too help you out
I played baseball in school which I enjoyed. For me, baseball was the best thing about school. Beginning in my freshman year (9th grade) I was completely focused on being appointed the US Naval Academy. Everything I did academically, as well as in sports and mt extracurricular activates was focused on making that happen (it didn't).
Because I played varsity baseball I could hang with the jocks and lurk on the fringes with the "cool kids", but that wasn't me. Deep down I was a math and science geek- although I'm not sure if the term geek existed back then.
In class I was a smartass know it all who enjoyed "picking on" the mediocre/lazy teachers and pointing out their lack of knowledge on subject matter. On the other hand, I respected the good teachers and paid close attention in the classes where it was possible to actually learn something.
Frankly, I was bored throughout most of high school and enjoyed my college and university years much more. Good luck in your studies.
I didn't enjoy school. It was usually boring in class. I just liked my time out of school to hang out with friends and do stuff together like gaming (Goldeneye, Perfect Dark, WWF, Street Fighter Alpha 2) playing table top RPGs on the weekend, riding bikes, pool, bowling, arcade, playing basketball with friends, and stuff like that.
Now as an adult I can teach and I try to make things more interesting, fun, and social in class when possible so it won't be as boring for students as it was for me when I was growing up. I like having "Fun Friday" so all of the 5th graders that got their work completed for the week (every assignment), I bring board games so they can play them in class with their friends for about 45 to 50 minutes at the end of the day on Fridays. I bring Sorry, Aggravation, UNO, Connect 4, Clue, and Clash of the Cards. I usually play with a group of them of either Clue or Clash of the Cards. Those can both have up to 6 players so that lets me interact with more of them at once, otherwise I would want to play Catan, my favorite game, but it would only be 4 players.
I went to 11 different schools , I hated school and was placed in the learning disabilities classes.
In 7th grade we started the California achievement tests, everyone took them, if you got %90 or better then they gave you the next test.
By the second week if testing there were only two of us left myself and my best friend. Then it was only me. I completed them all up to the second year college level and was moved into the advanced placement classes. I was already a skilled programmer and had perfect act sat scores in jr high.
I did not like high school but I loved university, was a bad student who tried hard but got low grades in high school was a good student who tried hard and got exceptional grades in university. I never got below an A, most of the time I did not even get A-, only A and A+ and A++.
No I did not concentrate on school at all... but loved school. In highschool I was a true wild child. I partied like a rock star in highschool. I was not the most popular kid, I wasn't winning homecoming king or anything. But I moved around in a lot of social circles and had so much fun. I loved highschool it was a blast.
When it was over I didn't go to college I joined the Army and the party continued, worked hard, party hard. Eventually I grew up though.
Jokes apart, I was really quiet and introvert, I focused on lessons and learning, I had some subjects I enjoyed a lot, like history and maths. I felt guilty for my classmates when they maybe disrespected the teacher or for the ones that were blamed because didn’t studied.
At end of high school I was glad to have finished, I didn’t like it so much my experience. I preferred a lot university, there was more distance between students and teachers and classes were so enormous so I could mix well myself in the crowd.
I was kind of person that would over think things. and school if it was straight forward Id have no problem.. so something like math id just plug in formulas and spit out an answer and get a good score, but like English id be confused af.
I was a good student, always did all my work, tried to never miss school. Ended up graduating early cause of working through classes so fast but yes was very glad when it was all over.
Puberty seems to be hitting earlier. When I was that age almost nobody was developing yet. And with the mass communication going on now, everybody is learning too much too early! At least you can rely on your experience and knowledge to help any daughters if you have them.
Depends on what stage of school you're talking about. Middle School absolutely sucked. High School was ok, College was great, and Graduate School was even better.
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