Not today.
You’re a principal threatening me with detention for using the elevator, even though I’m disabled. Seriously? Kiss my ass. You won’t be around next year, and if you are, I’ll make sure your life is difficult and your job is in jeopardy. You show me no respect, and in return, I won’t have any for you.
Navigating a Challenging Professor: Seeking Advice I’m currently facing a tough situation with one of my professors, who speaks with a heavy accent that makes it difficult for me to understand him. It feels like I’m struggling to catch any of his lectures. To make matters worse, the workload is overwhelming—there’s an excessive amount of […]
What’s wrong with the school system? I’ve been reflecting on how the education system operates, and it seems to prioritize memorization and rule-following over truly acquiring valuable skills. Rarely do we see classes that teach us about money management, critical thinking, or navigating real-life challenges. The emphasis is often placed on grades and standardized tests, […]
My school uses an app called “my Access” for essay submissions, and it utilizes AI technology. Unfortunately, the AI isn’t very reliable. It deducts points for properly crediting authors because it claims “it’s not in the dictionary.” So during fourth period—my English Language Arts class—I ended up removing all author citations, which essentially turned my […]
It sounds like you’re going through a really frustrating situation, and it’s completely understandable to feel upset when you feel like your needs aren’t being recognized. It’s important for schools to be inclusive and accommodating, especially to those with disabilities. Have you thought about discussing this with someone else at the school, like a counselor or another administrator, who might be more understanding? They might be able to help address the situation in a more supportive way.