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Last year at school things got really bad for me, i have depression and last year it got really bad. I mean as in my attitude got bad but i never talked bad against a teacher or anything... Now this year parents are saying that if i go to school they will pull their kids out. And the kids are making up things like i physically hurt them when i did no such things! Do i fight back or just let them get what they want and go to a different school?
i know we aren't supposed to say this but please?
thanks in advance...
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Just thinking that you'd duck your head and submit gives me shivers up my spine. The human worth is calculated by the courage in his actions. If you're a good debater, outsmart them, if you're a good liar, outsmart them, if you're a good fighter, ACTUALLY hurt them:P Man, people like this are only there to make things harder for you. How do I know this situation? I was in it in grade 2. Yes, I got transferred to a special school for supposedly ripping out some girls hair. Ya right. I was the one that put my head through the chalkboard when snack time got cancelled, I wasn't the kind to hit a girl. So, I did a little snooping around, and found a lock of her hair in the door way. The dirty liar. ya, I was off the hook, because I managed to lie my way out of the chalkboard thing too, but still. Stay in your original school. Fight things out. Even if you lose the battle, the war for truth goes on.
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well school is about less than a month away. I'm going to be a freshman but I'm really nervous because of the grades being mixed together. I was just wondering from expierenced, is high school very different from middle school? and could someone just tell me like somethings i might want to know before I go? thankss. (link)
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Alright, highschool isn't as fruitful as the rest of these people are saying. Depending on the group of people you hang around with now, you ARE going to lose friends, and you will have to get new ones. High school is full of opportunities, and you're going to kick yourself in the ass for every one you miss. I reccomend if you're really outgoing to just run around the school with a good friend and automatically meet as many people as you can, introducing yourself and your friends to as many peopel as possible. You'll thank yourself for it later, and so will the people you meet. You have to do this quickly in the beginning of the year though, because depending on the difficulty of the courses you take, people can get really stressed out and rely on only their close friends for support, at which point they aren't going to want to be your friend. I reccomend if your school has a beginning of the ear barbecue to take full advantage of it, before the stress of homework and classes sets in. If you're more of a shy person, just immerse yourself in clubs and teams you enjyo and find people to talk to that share interests. It's easy if you know where to look. Contrary to popular belief, everyone in your school is going to be a stereotype, and that makes it easier to know who to talk to and who to avoid. There aren't going to be people who's sole role in your life is to bully you, jsut some people will be nicer than others. If someone is an asshole, you can very easily beat the crap out of them, blame it on peer pressure and teenage hormones, and get away with it as just a notch on your belt. The friends you make in high school are going to be the best friends you'll ever make. The experiences you have in high school are going to be the best experiences you'll ever have. And the memories you make in high school will be the ones that stick with you your whole life. Just go with the flow, keep your head up, and go with it.
-Skentelbery-
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Which you think is better Cathloic high schools or Public high schools and explain your reason why because i don't know if i want to go to a public high school because iam attending to a cathloic high school. (link)
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This question really has a lot of answers as you may have noticed, but I did notice that one area of it wasn't covered. People kept talking about the people and the clothes, and I don't know about you, but I don't go to high school for the people and the clothes. Theres one major difference between public and catholic, and that's the mandatory religion and prayer classes in catholic high schools. This cuts back on your choices for elective courses. Public schools do not have religion classes set as mandatory, and some do not even have religion classes as an option until grade 11 or 12. Really your choice should depend on whether or not you would like to take these mandatory catholic religion courses. I personally am completely turned off of catholicism, and am depressed that disestablishmentarianism didn't cross over to Canada. Boo hoo. Anyway, hope I helped, and if not, then I guess I was of no help.
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i take Communication Arts, and I didn't know how hard it would be? My latest assignment was to make a script with a partner, and we agreed that he would write the script while I brought the props and costumes. It's called a one word scene, which means one person can say only one word per line, and it has to be at least a minute and no longer than two minutes. See, I didn't have a problem with this until I read the script...it's about him being hungry and wanting to eat lkions while I think it's gross. i don't want to sound rude, but almost half the grade is based on the script and how good it is, and most of it doesn't make sense. Plus, the script it only 48 seconds, and she's a REAL stickler for getting the times straight. I have 2 questions::
How do i tell him in a nice way that I want to re-write the script?
Do you have any good ideas that will work well for a minute with this kind of script? (link)
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Don't knwo how to say this but i can't imagine how this would be difficult. If he's only written half the script, and the props come later, then wouldn't you jus twrite the other half of the script, and then get help with the props?
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On Tuesday, I have a Lit. final. Its over Shakespeare. His life and his plays. The part about his life and the Globe Theater, thats just facts, I can just know them. But the plays, there's 11 of them that we've read (Half of which I didn't understand) that there is going to be comprehension questions on.
I've got summaries for all of the plays, but they're pretty long. Some, like Alls Well That Ends Well and Romeo and Juliet, I know like the back of my hand. But how do I study for the others that I'm not so sure on? Like...reading them over and over isn't going to do nothing and this is like, in the top two of most important midterms to get a decent grade on. Any study technique that does NOT include other people would be very helpful to know. (link)
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I can know for a fact that you are not the only one in your class, seeing as the class would be shut down if you were. There are many others in your class in the same position, as lit finals are always hard. Try and find someone who understands that plays that you don't, and doesn't understand the plays that you do. This way you can get yourself a good mark, and help someone else to do the same.
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i dont really want a site, but can someone just tell me..who was malcolm x? i was watching trading spouses and the family got mad because the caucasion mother didnt know who he was thanks bye (link)
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Malcolm X (1925-1965), who was later known also by the religious name El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz, was an African American activist. His militant views that Western nations were inherently racist and that black people must join together to build their own society and value system had an important influence on black nationalist and black separatist movements of the 1950s and 1960s.
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