Monday, September 28, 2009

School is a Full Time Job

No matter what anyone tells me I believe that school is a full time job. We are in high school from seven thirty in the morning to two thirty eight hour day every day of the week. Constantly having homework, essays, assignments and tests to work on when were not in class. The school tries to govern our every little action because they fill us up with so many assignments that something it is very overwhelming and stressful for a student to have to deal with. Even a very good student like myself can become stressed by all the upcoming tests and things we constantly have poured down our throats. It can be very tiring especially for the mind to absorb so many details about things right before a test and have to memorize tons of unnecessary facts that have to deal with a random subject we will never come across in our lives again. Only in school will you have to memorize what a mitochondria looks like or how many seconds it takes a ball to be thrown across a field. Things in anatomy class, physics, or math are great but sometimes the teacher needs to chill out and stop thinking their subject is the one and only wonderful subject in the world. Or a teacher can stop assigning so many thing to a kid when they are already overloaded with homework from other teachers. When all teachers believe they have to do as much possible to assign enough homework for the weekend is when it becomes a problem for the student who has to suffer through all the the mountains of work assigned. So being a student is a full time job and work is required very much so. Many students work harder than teachers too since students labor till three in the morning or so just to study for a test given by the teacher who only simply runs them through a scanning machine which doesn't require effort of any sort. So with all these college graduates working long tedious hours for a degree hopefully the economy will recover enough to offer them jobs when they get out of school

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