In k-12 school I usually got a C. I would do very well on tests, but I often wouldn't complete homework and they would penalize my grades for that reason.
In college I did awesome. Out of around 40 courses for my teaching degree, I only performed poorly on one test for a diversity class and did well on all the rest. I also passed my state educators exams (CSET, RICA, CBEST) on the first attempt too. I am only the third person in the whole district where I work that has managed that out of over 450 teachers.
School actually seems a lot easier when I am older. The first month or two were a little challenging due to not being used to having to do school work and learn new stuff while also working a job, but after I was used to it, it became much easier than it had been when I was younger.
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+1 yNot until highschool. Before 7th grade I was in learning disabilities classes, after I was tested I was placed in the advanced placement classes and was an A+ student.
I have degrees in engineering, computer science, and history.
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+1 yI always got good grades in English, arts and every other subject except for math and history and I blame it on the damn teachers! I dont know WHAT IT IS but Math and history teachers always seemed to act like they had a stick up their ass with how they would talk to us students to help us learn the material. especially the math teachers haha. In college though it was a piece of cake all around in getting good grades. Way more relaxed atmosphere with professors.
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+1 yYeaah uhm our school systems are pretty different but let's say during like middle school I had B's and high school C's but I stopped putting in effort the last 3 years of my school time... and during my 3years dual educational stuff to learn my job, I had C's and D's and only learned for the final exam and passed that shit with B's
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My grades have always been A or A+. An A- used to bother me.
I am offended, and become extremely driven/competitive when I do not have the highest score in the class overall, or on any test. This tendency became worse as I aged, but more advanced college courses have removed this problem.At this point, I feel like it was a waste of emotion, and I no longer have this issue. My drive is towards my projects, and everything serves to bring me closer to my goals.
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+1 yNot in the middle of the school year. Usually I would start off good and then I would lose interest. Next, my grades would fall and then I had to work twice the amount to catch back up. However, my last year before graduation, I caught up with everything and pulled my grades up to a B in all my classes except for one C. I was proud of myself for even doing that.
10 Reply807 opinions shared on Education & Career topic. Depends what moment, I was great until 12 years old, then the school from 12 to 16 I was only slightly ahead in most subjects, but excelled at a few. Then 16-20 at uni I was top of my class. I got lucky and found what I was good at and still do the same thing 6-7 years later as a senior developer.
10 ReplyI was a very average student, and would get a B score for most subjects and assignments. School just wasn't a very nice place to be for most of the time I was there, and I would learn more - much more - on my own at home.
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+1 yYes. I had A’s, and maybe a couple of B’s in high school.
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+1 yNo. I am exceptionally smart, but not easily motivated. So i tended to ignore my homework entirely but then ace my tests. As a result, i was probably the smartest ‘C’ student in my class. Ell oh ell!
10 Reply707 opinions shared on Education & Career topic. Yes. I found high school (grades 9-12) to be quite easy- boring in fact, so my grades were superior. College was more difficult, but I maintain high grades. I did the same in Grad school.
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+1 yYes but I had to play dumb because I didn’t like the attention and pressure it got to the point where the only thing I came to class for was final exams and test my teachers we’re always shocked I got advanced high scores yet never came to class got a 31 first time taking ACT I didn’t want to but my guidance counselor forced me because she was the only one who knew I wasn’t dumb
10 ReplyCs until middle school. then i studied over the holidays and got As until last 2 years of highschool where i got Bs
10 Reply604 opinions shared on Education & Career topic. No all F's cause. i never did the work or barely went to classes but funny cause when I went back to High-school at a charter school and took it serious I finished all 4 years of High-school in a year all A's.
10 Replymostly yes. but some of my classes have bad grades. you?
12 Reply430 opinions shared on Education & Career topic. I did ok, but in my senior year if we were on the honor roll you could leave school during study hall, so I got on the honor roll.
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+1 yYes i did. But not in my last senior year because of war and we left the country.
10 ReplyWhen i was on elementary, but now, grades arw not important, more important is how you face life
10 ReplyI got mostly A’s. Exceptions were advanced math were I got a B.
10 ReplyYup... aaand if I didn't well no games. So kinda had to.
10 ReplyI did, I always paid attention and did the work.
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+1 yI'd get 80s and 90s on every test but lost a ton of marks for not doing homework. Had to work ft after school.
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+1 yNo I hated school. I was always trying to find ways to get out of going
10 Reply1.1K opinions shared on Education & Career topic. I did, having never received a B in anything. I paid a price for this.
10 ReplyYes. Little did i know that a vast majority of it won't matter.
10 ReplyNope, I was the class clown, and school was boring, too easy
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yMost of the time, I did. There are times, though, that I intentionally sabotaged my education. I guess I was simply rebelling then. Despite that, I can easily score high during exams.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yLet us call it a mix. Didn't stop me successfully completing further education though
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+1 yUp till now yes.
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u +1 ygood enough... lol
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+1 yI graduated with a 3.8, so I guess I got good grades.
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+1 yThorough highschool yep. The college they slipped.
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Well I still graduated so it counts lol
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Ha ha I agree. Otherwise would be a waste of money right?
pretty good usually in the As and Bs
11 ReplyYea always above a 3.0 at least
11 Reply3.5K opinions shared on Education & Career topic. not really. I was average.
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+1 yI did! 👩🏻🎓
10 Reply538 opinions shared on Education & Career topic. No, i was not an academic.
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+1 yCollege. yup..
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+1 yUntil certain grade 🙂
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Thanks for like! Then came the puberty.
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Got hit by puberty.
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I think I was good until age of 8.
+1 yWhen I wanted to I was top of the class
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+1 yYes always
10 ReplyUndergraduate
10 ReplyI’d say average
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+1 yyeah
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+1 yI try to
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10 Reply709 opinions shared on Education & Career topic. c, s and D, s
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