Tani Coyote
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Hmm... actually, that works quite well! I've used that only once or twice... but it's good enough!
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Hmm... actually, that works quite well! I've used that only once or twice... but it's good enough!
Tani Coyote
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...My dad actually wanted to take me to a Tea Party, now that you mention it...
On-topic, my search for a software capable of recording some video clips so I can do a video review continues... I'll be dead before I get rid of this Indiana Jones hat.
Tani Coyote
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I feel thy pain.
I would say that for my Government teacher, but really, the only reason I'm behind is I slacked off a bit... easy to do when you go to high school online, I guess.
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I failed a car inspection & now have to pay $450 for a new muffler.
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The weather is freaking gorgeous, and I have tons of homework.
azzaman333
meh
It'd be better if I could force myself to socialise at least a little.
I would say that for my Government teacher, but really, the only reason I'm behind is I slacked off a bit... easy to do when you go to high school online, I guess.
Is there a particular reason? How does that work? I ask because I'm curious. Sorry if you've already answered these questions too (this is likely).
Tani Coyote
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I'm not sure if you mean the homework, or the online schooling, but I'll answer both just in case...
I was bullied a lot, so when several magnet schools presented to my junior high, I rushed home and gave my mom the papers for the online school.
On the homework, it's easy to fall behind because you a) don't interact much with the teachers and b) the lack of face-to-face interaction means you require a LOT of personal discipline in order to succeed. Many teachers have said that going to the online high school is like going to college in the amount of personal discipline you require.
The online schooling's structure has changed with each year. The first year had required attendance sessions once a week, and a program you submitted homework to(submitting homework is the same as taking a political quiz or attaching a document). The second year got rid of required sessions, and changed the program used to submit homework. The third year got rid of on-site testing altogether, and the fourth(my current year) drastically changed things so teachers don't even bother setting up sessions unless on student request.
As a result, the amount of traditional structure has gradually been devolved, and I guess it's been a bit of a shocker to me, hence why I struggled to keep myself from failing AP Government and AP Literature last semester(I managed to pull it off though, mainly because I aced the exams). I'm 3 weeks behind in Government and 2 in Literature at the moment(it happened again...
), and I'm working on remedying that. Wouldn't be so shameful if not for the whole taking only 4 courses this year thing... 
Nope, most of my interactions on CFC are jousting with trolls and not telling my life story.
I was bullied a lot, so when several magnet schools presented to my junior high, I rushed home and gave my mom the papers for the online school.
On the homework, it's easy to fall behind because you a) don't interact much with the teachers and b) the lack of face-to-face interaction means you require a LOT of personal discipline in order to succeed. Many teachers have said that going to the online high school is like going to college in the amount of personal discipline you require.
The online schooling's structure has changed with each year. The first year had required attendance sessions once a week, and a program you submitted homework to(submitting homework is the same as taking a political quiz or attaching a document). The second year got rid of required sessions, and changed the program used to submit homework. The third year got rid of on-site testing altogether, and the fourth(my current year) drastically changed things so teachers don't even bother setting up sessions unless on student request.
As a result, the amount of traditional structure has gradually been devolved, and I guess it's been a bit of a shocker to me, hence why I struggled to keep myself from failing AP Government and AP Literature last semester(I managed to pull it off though, mainly because I aced the exams). I'm 3 weeks behind in Government and 2 in Literature at the moment(it happened again...
), and I'm working on remedying that. Wouldn't be so shameful if not for the whole taking only 4 courses this year thing... Nope, most of my interactions on CFC are jousting with trolls and not telling my life story.
I rant about highschoolers whining about their work. Over the past day and night I've read about 500 pages worth on the Ottoman Empire, and I now have an additional 500 or so pages worth to read about war and then I have around a 100 or so pages to read about political parties because I have 3 midterm exams and an essay in a row this week plus the magazine that needs to be finalized and the party meeting and voting on constitution and prep for the town hall. Stupid highschoolers.
Reading for exams makes everything more annoying.
Stupid non-engineering majors (I assume you are because your work sounds awfully lame.).
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Why do people think Halo has a great storyline?
It makes 'Battle Beyond The Stars' look like Poe!
It makes 'Battle Beyond The Stars' look like Poe!
azzaman333
meh
Why do people think Halo has a great storyline?
It makes 'Battle Beyond The Stars' look like Poe!
There are people who think Halo has a storyline?
There were 9 short story tv shows released recently, i haven't seen them but i guess they might.
Just wait until you have to start reading the primary sources. By the end of today i need to have mesmerised 300 law cases- facts and principles, read nearly 1000 pages of two different 'manual' esque books before proceeding to read another 250 pages of two different yet slightly related books. I've got an interview at the weekend with 2 QC's and 3 benchers to look forward to coupled with a tribunal case coming up which needs preparing for. All that does not take into account day to day work and coursework. However, i am still quite sure that many people do at least the same as me or more.
Drink, it helps you get over that hurdle
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