This one isn't a hundred percent pointed at bible school but at schools in general. My rant is at the fact that i can spend weeks on a paper, and just do alright. Doing just alright is ok, is fine to me i put the effort in i studied my back side off. I understand for the most part of why i don't do so good mainly because my lack of writing skills, and on written anything, the best illustration of this is when i was at Camosun taking my first year of carpentry, when it came to the final there were two parts a written and a practical portion of test, so i failed the written portion not by much but i did. The practical i aced, i didn't do a hundred percent, having small problems drawing lines.
So after all that this is what bugs me, is that i can put tons of work into my papers or written portion of tests and do just alright and even fail the test sometimes, where as some people spend a night writing a paper or spend 15 mins studying or doesn't study at all and ace a written exam. This really ticks me off..
I am also sick of stupid remarks on papers and tests. first of all i know i suck at writing, i slowly getting better i think.. so on a paper or test you don't have to point out every stupid mistake i made on the page. I think this is when i started hating school was in middle school and my english teacher asked me if i always had this problem with writing, i want to smack him over the head. Maybe i got the short end of the stick when it came to teachers and encourageing ones, but i think they all need to take a course in encouraging people. And to use constructive criticism because after awhile when i see red on every piece of the test i don't read them anymore.. and get bitter, and usely stop trying to good.. I have gotten better at the whole thing though, i have been continueing to try even though i have stupid teacher.. as a friend onece said " i will never let my education interfere with my education" (Reid).. yeup..
yeup i think thats good for this rant,
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