AP & IB Classes: Friend or Foe

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• AP
• classes
• IB
• misperception
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[htcjunkie16]

Have you ever taken an IB course?

[CatFlashBlue]

@htcjunkie16 No; all of my information on IB courses is from friends that have taken them and teachers that have taught them. I have a feeling you've taken an IB course and think I'm ignorant/naïve on the subject. Considering the nature of my second-hand information, I very well could be.

[CatFlashBlue]

@MrRedneckfishgitter I'm more into the action right now. Wow tomorrow is Saturday! It'd be easy enough to make a video about Creationism/biology in schools. I'll do it.

[MrRedneckfishgitter]

@CatFlashBlue make a vid on it

[CatFlashBlue]

@RaidenTatsu really do appreciate your excellent mooch skills!

So this was full of sarcasm, and I hope you can decipher it because ironically so, I'm terrible at reading sarcasm. I do it so well every once in a while, like today, but I just can't pick up on it with friends... Anywhoozel, minus the jokes and off topicness, I hope you get something out of this for your speech.

[CatFlashBlue]

@RaidenTatsu well enough so as to NOT fall into further and worse traps in their lives. Future Billboard: Homelessness is a Thing of The Past! Old people with all or most of their marbles have nothing to do in their rich retirement so they're adopting children age 35 and over who never got it together in life and still need a mommy or daddy to pay for their food and get them outta the box. No more living in a box or in an unthankful mother's basement, come to the duplex arena where old people

[CatFlashBlue]

@RaidenTatsu you chose. Because clearly this is just a room full of talkers with no thought towards any sense of productivity, as we saw earlier in my suggestion of talker and worker separation. I might join the talker group if they were just rejecting the subject or the teacher or the system & found their own way to be productive. But since these people have made themselves incapable of thinking by giving up, they are not nearly the excellent leaders they need to be to control their lives

[CatFlashBlue]

@RaidenTatsu mooching off their parents now will cost them later because of their inability to take care of themselves and mentally focus without falling into boredom at a particularly shit-shack job because their credentials are laughable wince-worthy at the same time. And if they argue against the use of resumes and biased systematic restrictions, (because they're like me and despise the school hierarchy), then the director of Orientation would explain- tough titties because this is the trap

[CatFlashBlue]

@RaidenTatsu don't back down. One convenient but unlikely to happen option is to separate all the people who do want to learn history from those who don't and then put those who don't in their own room to goof off and talk. There is only one thing the talkers have to learn. "Orientation: An Explanation of Why Your Move Is Dangerous And How To Survive In The Future", basically showing statistics like- the only jobs immigrants really take are those from high school drop outs, how

[CatFlashBlue]

@RaidenTatsu on the future or daydreams instead of Living In The Present, and an inability to see the bright side in things, not resulting in depression or darkness entirely but more commonly resulting in constant inescapable boredom. If they want to feel the way they do in history class for the rest of their lives, tell them to keep ignoring your teacher.

On the off chance that it may backfire and it turns out they feel awesome from talking and having fun all the time,