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I would be angry too, it sounds very frustrating. As angry as you are though, if you start yelling at your teachers or the school office people, they wont be as apt to help you (even though it is their mistake). Try to be calm, yet persistent. Make an appointment with your guidance councilor, and talk to your parents or a trusted adult. Maybe if you can find a teacher you had last year that you really like, they may be able to give you some pointers. Good luck!!
That is frustrating- you should talk to your parents about calling to school to work it out. I hope that tomorrow goes better for you and you have a good year!
uh all i can say is That totaly sucks!
In Canada (the province I'm from anyway) everyone is assigned a guidance counselor go see this person and find out whats up.
Talk to your school councelor or principle about it.
Didn't anyone ever tell you that you'd do better with sugar...honey don't be angry. People make mistakes and you are certainly not the only student they erred on. Be polite...otherwise they'll consider you a problem and you'll never get anywhere with that kind of attitude. Try it. It might surprise you and make your life a lot easier.
These are all little things. Imagine having these small problems along with a major health problem. Believe me, you would not worry one bit about the school problems.
Dont sweat the small stuff.
hi
i just wont 2 tell u that u r not the only 1
who heat the school ?????
Sounds like they did not have their schedules together, and just threw you in some place because yours was incomplete. Since you are unhappy with your schedule, let your parents know. Tell them you need them to go with you tomorrow to get a new schedule made. Have them talk to the counselor and explain that based on what you witnessed today, you don't feel these particular classes will be challenging enough for you, and ask if you can be placed in more advanced classes. Tell them that you were pleased with the original schedule, except it was incomplete. That you would like them to revert back to the original, and just complete the other 2 hrs. Your parents will have to advocate for you on this one, or you will be stuck in Sp. Ed math all year.
Don't be so quick to jump to conclusions.
Take a deep breath for there is a reason for everything.
Talk it over with your assigned counselor.
First few days are always the toughest trying to get all mistakes worked out.
First, calm down. This attitude will get you no where quickly.
Things happen, computer mistakes happen, especially on the first day. If you get this angry this easily, I suggest you should take some anger management counseling.
Now, on to the specific problems .. your schedule and special education.
Go to the school counselor (or whomever is responsible for scheduling) and CALMLY and RATIONALLY explain your problem. You may wish to take a parent with you, but you should be able to handle it on your own.
If, however, they insist on keeping you in special ed, and you feel you do not belong there, you may need your parents. You may need to prove you can handle regular classes and outbursts of anger and "hard looks" will not help you accomplish that goal.
Bottom line, don't let anger ruin your year. Learn to control it and channel that energy into something positive -- like good grades.
Explain to your parents that you do not need those classes and the school is being unfair to you. Get your parents to keep nagging because (and my teacher said this) schools and counselors never wants to talk to or deal with the parents. For now, don't let it get you too down. Bear with it.
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