By Trevor Fischer
Everyone has had a couple of classes that they thought were really hard or really easy, and there has to be a reason why. It could be your friends, the teacher, or even the subject. So, I decided to ask some students about their classes and grades. These students requested anonymity.
Do you think having a lot of friends in class is bad for your grades?
A: No, because they can help you with your worksheets.
A: Yes, because sometimes they can distract you.
A: No, because they can help you with homework for that class.
What class would you say is the hardest and why?
A: Science, because the teacher can be mean and I'm not good in that subject.
A: Keyboard/typing because it’s boring and I need to practice a lot for typing.
A: Health, because students keep interrupting the teacher and we get more work.
What class would you say is the easiest and why?
What class would you say is the easiest and why?
A: Cooking, because I'm with some friends and I get to eat what I make.
A: P.E., because there is no homework and it's fun.
A: P.E., because I like sports and I'm with my friends.
Do you think any of your teachers could try harder to teach you information easier?
A: No, because they are already trying to teach us information in an easy way.
A: Maybe, but they are mostly focusing on the students with bad grades.
A: No, because there are a lot of students for them to worry about.
What advice would you give a student who needs better grades?
A: Do your homework so your grades go up and you don't get homework lunch.
A: Come after school for a little bit.
A: Ask the teacher for help.
In conclusion, some students aren't trying their hardest and they distract others in the classes. I would like to see students do more classwork in class and homework when it's assigned. Some students at Waldo are prepared for high school, but some goof around too much and they will probably have problems later.
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