10 Things I Hate About Schoo...l

In which Kiera lists things she one hundred percent does not miss about being in college.

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[Leibowitz]

1) Students who are loud and obnoxious to get more attention

2) Getting up early

3) Students who think they deserve a way better grade than they actually do

4) Never having no work!

As a teacher, my work is never finished. There is always something more i could do, prepare lessons better, organize projects, correct homework...

I have to stop at some point and try to be content with what i did, but there always is that nagging feeling that i should have done more...

[ianswertobob]

@Leibowitz Oh yeah, I can see how crazy it'd be to deal with students and their grades. I've also heard many teachers complain about dealing with parents of students in those cases. X_X

[llamaindisguise]

I'm in high school so I don't have college problems yet, but what I hate about school for me is homework over the holiday break. In my school we don't have finals/midterms or anything half way through the year so it isn't like we have a million tests but no homework. We still have a million tests, but combined with tests AFTER break (yes I have a friggin physics test the first day back at school) and projects and regular homework and we only get a week and 1 day off for the holidays >:(

[ianswertobob]

@llamaindisguise DANG IT! That does suck. :( I hope you still get to enjoy most of your break! <3

[SpinDashpro]

Oh, GOD number 5. There are too many people like that in my school. Except, they don't raise their hand. :/

I also have another one: Teachers that think you spend 90% of your time on their class, not any of your other classes.

[evmoneyTV]

1) Forgetting your meal card and not having time to go back and get it so you starve. 2) Having common bathrooms in dorms and trying to time your poops when no one is in there. 3) Racing against the entire school at the same time to register for classes online. 4) Having that one class on the complete other side of campus. 5) Walking to said class in the dead of winter. 6) Being broke. 7) That class where you swear the teacher doesn't like you but your friends say you're crazy.

[marus815]

@ianswertobob hahaha no,it helped,thanks!!!

[ianswertobob]

@marus815 Majors and minors are just the areas where you've focused your studies. So I have a bachelor's degree in English, meaning I majored in English. Minoring in something is optional with most degrees, and it just means an additional subject you chose to study. Psychology is my minor, meaning I took at least 9 classes in it. Requirements for majors and minors vary with different subjects and different universities. I don't know whether this clarifies or just complicates. XD

[marus815]

@ianswertobob Ok,the american education system confuses me a bit,What exactly are mayors and minors? In my country with have what would be bachelor degree(licenciatura), then postgraduate,followed by the master degree and finally doctorates.

[ianswertobob]

@Aravis17 *shakes head* I don't know what professors expect you to get out of group projects. It seems like no matter how the group is made up there's bound to be more complications than it's worth.

[ianswertobob]

@viprofferi Yeah, they're pretty legit prosthetics. Most of the time people can't even tell. As to the questions about my degree and such, someone else has asked me this as well, and I'll be covering it in the Question Tuesday video. :)

[ianswertobob]

@froregon Hehehehe. Sounds like one of those classic discussion moments that everyone still remembers at the end of the semester.