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Noki Noki · Oct 24th, 2002, 03:39 PM

In me own opinion.. it depends on what type of school you go to.
Actually, I believe school hours are just fine.. its just what goes on in the school is a waste of time. Not the listening boring, laxitive-prone teachers that (some) actually have to.

From what I've observed in some classrooms, teachers are just getting by, like everyone else. Thats the way one of the High Schools I attended worked.. and the children were practically illiterate (at 9th grade, no one in that school's grammar class could define an interjection, or create a sentence using the word "profound") With some "kids".. it isnt their fault though..
(Everyone has potiential.. but the teacher has to try, too.)

Homework can be an altogether different deal.
But as I said, it depends on what school you go to.
Some schools don't give ENOUGH homework..
I do agree that some private High Schools (mostly what I've been to..) do give too much work, but if you go to any Magnet or test-based school, you really can't complain.. but it does tend to snag when you want to jump a career and actually know something..

I practically have an hour or three to my "hobbies" (that I spend playing piano) when I'm through doing everything legitimate.. (depends on classes, mostly)

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Oct 24th, 2002, 03:39 PM	#2
Noki Noki Better than Maximo. Joined: Oct 2002 Location: Cricket Empire Age: 38 Posts: 58	In me own opinion.. it depends on what type of school you go to. Actually, I believe school hours are just fine.. its just what goes on in the school is a waste of time. Not the listening boring, laxitive-prone teachers that (some) actually have to. From what I've observed in some classrooms, teachers are just getting by, like everyone else. Thats the way one of the High Schools I attended worked.. and the children were practically illiterate (at 9th grade, no one in that school's grammar class could define an interjection, or create a sentence using the word "profound") With some "kids".. it isnt their fault though.. (Everyone has potiential.. but the teacher has to try, too.) Homework can be an altogether different deal. But as I said, it depends on what school you go to. Some schools don't give ENOUGH homework.. I do agree that some private High Schools (mostly what I've been to..) do give too much work, but if you go to any Magnet or test-based school, you really can't complain.. but it does tend to snag when you want to jump a career and actually know something.. I practically have an hour or three to my "hobbies" (that I spend playing piano) when I'm through doing everything legitimate.. (depends on classes, mostly)