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02 Oct 18
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"...before the exams the teacher had left a personal message on each of our desks... 'if you think, think big; and if you thing big, think bigger'..."
At my school, you were lucky if the teacher knew your name.
At the time, I thought the teachers were pretty good but looking back, there was no inspiration or encouragement.
At my school, you were lucky if the teacher knew your name.
At the time, I thought the teachers were pretty good but looking back, there was no inspiration or encouragement.
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My local education authority abolished the grammar school system about two years before I started secondary school.
My school was an ex-grammar and I remember the headmaster emphasising this and telling us that most of the teachers had stayed on. Maybe that was part of the problem. I can't help feeling that some of them regarded us as scum; and I was in the top stream so presumably would have qualified for a grammar school in any case. |
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'if you think, think big; and if you think big, think bigger'
Was the exam on Facebook memes? |
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It would have been more helpful to leave a note containing some of the answers rather than that tripe.
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Good advice for when they will be working in McDonalds after they are finished their school years.
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Good advice for when they will be working in McDonalds after they are finished their school years.
You can show them what to do Vicky. |
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I had some very good teachers and some mediocre. I wouldn't like to be a teacher now though.
All political correctness and a lack of discipline? Maybe in a posh school, that would be nice. Come into class and they are all standing on their desks "Oh Checking, My Checking". |
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it's not the teachers ,it's the sh1t they teach you ...teachers can only work with the tools they're given
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Using the phrase "posh school" would reveal you to be the pleb you are. You'd be calling them "sir".
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I'll have you know I went to hogwarts, and it doesn't get posher than that.
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As said, I went to a comprehensive but we had to address the teachers as "Sir" or "Miss".
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