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Originally Posted by YetiMan  i have alwayss been mature for my age. Very mature. At the time being 16 I would of thought good idea, I know best. Now looking back I think what the **** would I know at 16. I am 23, have been in managing positions, interviewing people, asking questions to determine if they are fit for the job. I only gained questions to determine if people are fit for jobs by doing the job my self and having expirience. How can you possibly ask a questions to find out if some one is suitable when you have no expirience on the matter.
You only see the teacher for x amount of time, you do not really understand what goes on behind closed doors etc, how can you question things like what they do in regards to marking work?
Lost said it best about only being able to connect on a social level.
Its a lot of bollox. Teachers are an authoity figure in schools, pupils having that sort of infloence is ****ing bollox. I am still young and have much to learn, at 16 you aint got a clue. |
Good post
i strongly believe we always think we know the most because its as far as we have come in life, if all kids were in the positions of adults they would leave school at 16 and become the high flyers themselves
Whilst many have the POTENTIAL they dont have the experience or knowledge required to make these moves as a universal