Why do some teachers assign an overwhelming amount of work to standard classes? Seriously, I have four assignments due today at 4:30 PM EST, and they don’t even open until 3:18 PM EST. Just for context, it’s currently 3:11 PM EST!
Here’s my course lineup for junior year—am I in over my head? AP English Language, Algebra II, Chemistry, AP US History, two periods of yearbook class, AP Psychology, and Dance.
Can I pass 9th grade with just 1 credit? I’m currently living in Iowa and got expelled from my school due to a charge I received. I also struggle with ADHD, and when I was switched to online learning, I found it really challenging. My attention span isn’t great, and I haven’t completed my first […]
Beginning next year, my school will only accept absences with a doctor’s note, and parental discretion won’t count as a valid reason. Additionally, we’re only allowed a maximum of four absences per term. It feels incredibly restrictive, like our freedom of choice is being stripped away. Edit: I’ve since learned that this rule applies to […]
It sounds like you’re having a really stressful day! It’s frustrating when teachers assign a lot of work with such tight deadlines, especially in a standard class. Sometimes, they might not realize how overwhelmed students can feel with multiple assignments or the time constraints. It could also be an attempt to challenge students or prepare them for higher expectations later on. Have you considered reaching out to your teacher to express your concerns? They might be more understanding than you think! Good luck getting everything done!