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By *ezebel OP Woman
over a year ago
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Can you remember what they said about you in your old school reports?
Did you 'manage to fill your potential' or are you still rubbish at all the things they said you were? |
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"Can you remember what they said about you in your old school reports?
Did you 'manage to fill your potential' or are you still rubbish at all the things they said you were?"
I still refuse to jump over the hurdles... if im honest ive not gone track racing or hurdling since the day I left. |
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By *ezebel OP Woman
over a year ago
North of The Wall - youll need your vest |
I found some of my old reports at the weekend.
My math teacher said something along the lines of me struggling to manipulate numbers, so Im not sure how I ended up managing multi-million pound budgets.....but other than that Im still pretty much rubbish at (or not interested in) the same things as I was then |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"...is an easily distracted individual, who although is capable of completing his work rarely does so believing himself to be above school rules"
Probably some truth in it looking back.....still working for HMRC benefits my abilities.  |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
(She/ her) in Sensualityland |
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villum notus gofarum
audiatur et altera pars
f.ck, i made mine up, gonna have to google now "
sorry - was my favourite subject at school next to chemistry - I am a self confessed nerd  |
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Mathis teacher wrote that I would not amount to anything and moved me down a class. As it turned out I achieved better grade than her complete class and ended up with a couple of degrees, own company and happy. She ended up sacked and working stacking shelves. Funny how life turns out.
A teacher who does not encourage and help develops about as useful as chocolate fire guard. |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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On a slight tangent, our local specialist maths college reports that due to improved teaching methods in Mathematics, the pass rate will have risen to 107% by summer 2014. "
I guess you could not work that one out, eh? |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"Mathis teacher wrote that I would not amount to anything and moved me down a class. As it turned out I achieved better grade than her complete class and ended up with a couple of degrees, own company and happy. She ended up sacked and working stacking shelves. Funny how life turns out.
A teacher who does not encourage and help develops about as useful as chocolate fire guard. "
Thats terrible. On a positive note, do you think her lack of professionalism and incompetence as a teacher made you more determined to succeed? |
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"Mathis teacher wrote that I would not amount to anything and moved me down a class. As it turned out I achieved better grade than her complete class and ended up with a couple of degrees, own company and happy. She ended up sacked and working stacking shelves. Funny how life turns out.
A teacher who does not encourage and help develops about as useful as chocolate fire guard. Thats terrible. On a positive note, do you think her lack of professionalism and incompetence as a teacher made you more determined to succeed?"
It did and the group I moved to the teacher was great and she won a bet that I would do well. On a positive note it formed my way of teaching apprentices and the encouragement that I showed them. So he some was she has made a contribution to society without doing anything worthwhile. |
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"Can you remember what they said about you in your old school reports?
Did you 'manage to fill your potential' or are you still rubbish at all the things they said you were?"
My reports varied massivly, i got could do better from teachers who liked me, the older i got the better the reports got, as the more engaged i was with the work the harder i tried. Very few teachers ever had much of a clue about me.
i didnt really make any effort till i got to uni  |
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My primary school reports where excellent. Once i got to secondary school they where appaling, karen doesnt pay attention, karen doesnt work to the best of he ability, karen is often an instigater in trouble causing. Then when i did my a levels the piece the tutor has to fill on the back of the ucas form i didnt recognize myself in the things she said it was excellent |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Can you remember what they said about you in your old school reports?
Did you 'manage to fill your potential' or are you still rubbish at all the things they said you were?"
Mine was ok looking back apart from craft which I was appalling at. I'm much better with my hands these days. |
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yeah, but only physically 
.............. i thought i had done ok lololol 
