School systems in America.

paperflowers11 · 12-27-2006, 04:13 PM

<-- (Is the product of a prep school and has nothing to complain about.)

What does IB stand for though? I have never heard of that, and I don't think we have it in Mass. I know that when I was in public school I HATED it. The teachers mostly just were terrible and did not care. The school I'm at now is amazing, primarily because the teachers really do care and don't just lecture day after day after day, all the classes are discussion-based. I can kiss that goodbye next year when I go to college, but I had it for four years and it was amazing. I actually LEARNED a lot and got really interested in everything that I learned. If public schools had smaller class sizes and better paid teachers I think that would certainly help. Who cares about school when the school doesn't care about you?

12-27-2006, 04:13 PM	#35
paperflowers11 FFR Player Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Massachusetts Age: 37 Posts: 69	Re: School systems in America. <-- (Is the product of a prep school and has nothing to complain about.) What does IB stand for though? I have never heard of that, and I don't think we have it in Mass. I know that when I was in public school I HATED it. The teachers mostly just were terrible and did not care. The school I'm at now is amazing, primarily because the teachers really do care and don't just lecture day after day after day, all the classes are discussion-based. I can kiss that goodbye next year when I go to college, but I had it for four years and it was amazing. I actually LEARNED a lot and got really interested in everything that I learned. If public schools had smaller class sizes and better paid teachers I think that would certainly help. Who cares about school when the school doesn't care about you?

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