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I mostly like school, because I like to learn, but there are a few teachers I don't like too much. I'd like school way better if I had no homework!

AnonymousTom wrote:

Yeah, but without homework we wouldn't actually learn the subjects we face in school. We would just remember it. If we learned something in class and we had no homework about it, we would forget about it within a month. But, the truth is that homework can be a pain, but it is worth it.

Good point, good point. I'll just ask for less homework then. Although, I suppose taking easier classes would accomplish that...    Actually, I'd be willing to go to school 3 or 4 hours longer if I was guaranteed 0 homework.

AnonymousTom wrote:

Well, right now since I am in the middle of Spring Break (A two week vacation from school) I was thinking about how I miss school. I called my friend and he said why. I said the fun of learning. He laughed, and hanged up the phone.

The point is that I want to know your opinion of school. What do you think?

All and all, it's just another brick in the wall.

PinballFreak1969 wrote:

AnonymousTom wrote:

Well, right now since I am in the middle of Spring Break (A two week vacation from school) I was thinking about how I miss school. I called my friend and he said why. I said the fun of learning. He laughed, and hanged up the phone.

The point is that I want to know your opinion of school. What do you think?

All and all, it's just another brick in the wall.

It's not that boring. I know we don't learn much if we don't attempt to learn ourselves but, at least the government is trying to teach students. Let's just hope we don't get a tax on that. 

PinballFreak1969 wrote:

Do you even know that reference?

Nope I don't, and thanks for ignoring the point of this post. Please stay on topic.

We're way overdue for some changes to the school system - even my principal says so. The whole point of going to school is to learn, but it's the system we're using right now that makes learning look bad.

One of the biggest problems is that there's no flexibility at all. You can't choose what you learn, and you can't even organize your own schedule. On top of that, when you come back from school after having a bad day, you don't have any time to relax because of homework (*shudder*). Then there's still other things like bullies that can make the experience all the more stressful. Luckily, people are actually starting to realize these problems and do something about it, so hopefully we get some well-needed changes soon.

Yes, I have really strong opinions about school. 

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08jackt wrote:

i HATE school.

SOOOOOOOOOOO badly.

Its the 1st day of my 2 week school break today :3

Same here! 

BWOG wrote:

I hate school.

And why does the government force us to go to school anyway? We should responsible for our learning, not the government.

So true.

I learn more from freakin' Mario and Luigi than my English teacher.

2 weeks? I get one and Good Friday.

Isn't it a week and a half for public schools?

AnonymousTom wrote:

PinballFreak1969 wrote:

Do you even know that reference?

Nope I don't, and thanks for ignoring the point of this post. Please stay on topic.

It is on topic.

Pink Floyd

Another Brick in the Wall

It's about school

I know someone who refused to do homework. School lasts about six hours, you sleep for over a third of a 24 day but for arguments sake, lets say it's a third. A third of 24 hours is 8 hours. 24-8=16. 16-6=10. And then they tell you to do MORE WORK! If I went to school,(which I don't) I would refuse as well.