Don't lose your pen.

[skorpion]

speaking of grades here, my world cultures teacher makes sure we have the easiest tests to take, im not sure whats wrong with him...but a 3 year old could pass these tests and get a 100% on it without even trying.

my science teacher on the other hand...my gawd lay off with the college material lady!!!

[CAP1]

Same.

I confused my teachers so much. Because i'd sleep through class, yet ace the test.

 now THT's funny.......'cause i did sleep through a couple of em. only thing is i'm in nj. they didn't admit they were confused. they were pissed. 

[CAP1]

So nobody carries a back up pencil anymore?

Sheesh.. kids these days

dood......i was, and still am somewhat of a clumsy/absent minded #$%. i've got pens all over the place. on my computer desk, in my car, in my office, on the work benches at work.......

[GNucks]

speaking of grades here, my world cultures teacher makes sure we have the easiest tests to take, im not sure whats wrong with him...but a 3 year old could pass these tests and get a 100% on it without even trying.

my science teacher on the other hand...my gawd lay off with the college material lady!!!

My Chemistry teacher was a Dr. and I learned more from him than anyone else. Kids always complained that he was teaching college level stuff but that wasn't true. He taught it like it was a college class but the material was straight from the state curriculum, he treated us like we were adults, and expected us to learn the material one way or the other. Seeing him after school or during lunch was fine, and I took up that opportunity several times. The way he taught the class and designed the tests meant if you didn't take the class seriously, you failed. Kids always had excuses like learning disorders and lack of time, but I did most of my studying in school while everyone else was gossiping and playing with their phones and I figured out a way to know the information that worked for me.

I learned a lot more than Chemistry in that class, it was my favorite class in HS because it was actually a challenge and I only got rewards for actually working. Shocker.

[skorpion]

My Chemistry teacher was a Dr. and I learned more from him than anyone else. Kids always complained that he was teaching college level stuff but that wasn't true. He taught it like it was a college class but the material was straight from the state curriculum, he treated us like we were adults, and expected us to learn the material one way or the other. Seeing him after school or during lunch was fine, and I took up that opportunity several times. The way he taught the class and designed the tests meant if you didn't take the class seriously, you failed. Kids always had excuses like learning disorders and lack of time, but I did most of my studying in school while everyone else was gossiping and playing with their phones and I figured out a way to know the information that worked for me.

I learned a lot more than Chemistry in that class, it was my favorite class in HS because it was actually a challenge and I only got rewards for actually working. Shocker.

thats your case, the stuff my teacher is shelling out to us is CPS. (college prepatory science) and is borderline college material. she has to teach the normal stuff mixed in with this. the CPM that our algebra teacher gives us is normal and has to be taken at this grade level. But it really isnt that bad, its geometry so it really shouldnt be hard to do in the first place.

[mensa180]

It'd be best to just embrace the new knowledge you have the opportunity to gain.

[Dichotomy]

dood......i was, and still am somewhat of a clumsy/absent minded #$%. i've got pens all over the place. on my computer desk, in my car, in my office, on the work benches at work.......

I've got two I can reach right now.  Unfortunately I have nothing to write on

[skorpion]

It'd be best to just embrace the new knowledge you have the opportunity to gain.

sometimes i just let it all soak in, but believe me, i dont need to know CPS with the way im going later on. yes its good to know it, but its not 100% needed i dont need to know more than 20% of what she's teaching us later on.

I've got two I can reach right now.  Unfortunately I have nothing to write on

WRONG!!!! you have 3 things to write on! the desk, monitor and the wall!

[oakranger]

Seriously, don't. this is why.


"Lost your pen = No pen. No pen = No notes. No notes = No study. No study = Test fail. Test fail = No diploma. No diploma = No work. No work = No money. No money = No food. No food = Skinny. Skinny = Ugly. Ugly = No love. No love = No marriage. No marriage = No children. No children = Lonely. Lonely = Depression. Depression = Sickness. Sickness = Death.

Lesson: Don't lose your pen, you could die"

Who uses a pen while taking a test?

[CAP1]

I've got two I can reach right now.  Unfortunately I have nothing to write on

 you got plenty to write on. how many hands do ya have? how many forearms? how many walls in reach? 

[skorpion]

Who uses a pen while taking a test?

the only writing utensil was a pen, but it was lost, so no notes, then failed the test because of the notes not being there.

[Dichotomy]

WRONG!!!! you have 3 things to write on! the desk, monitor and the wall!

it's black
I'd kill somebody for touching one of mine
can't reach it from my chair

[Dichotomy]

you got plenty to write on. how many hands do ya have? how many forearms? how many walls in reach? 

only one person in this world can put ink on my skin.  He knows who he is

[skorpion]

it's black
I'd kill somebody for touching one of mine
can't reach it from my chair

argh. black desk? that sucks.
*eyes your monitors menacingly*
im sure if you got a few arm extensions you could reach the wall from the chair!

[Masherbrum]

You lose it on a bus?