Sunday, July 20, 2008
Last day of 'pseudo-holidays'
In our world, real holidays don't exist. They are just 'normal school days' where you get to choose when you want to do your work. In the normal 'normal school days', the teachers help you plan when you should get your homework done.
And the pseudo-holidays marks when you have to hand it your work, most likely at the end of the week. Every single subject. At the same time.
In our world, we know that homework should always be done on the very last day. This facilitates full enjoyment of the first few days. Especially if you have to go back to school for half a day anyway. Homework should always be done on a day when you have the whole full day.
In our world, we know that teachers give homework to ensure that students learn, because they are uncertain whether their students did or not. Only teachers confident with their lessons give no homework.
In this world, we know I like to crap up stuff and thus the above is made null and void.
Sorry to have wasted your time.
Wesley at
10:41 PM