Did school change your life ?

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Life_Rulezz

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Posted: 16 years ago

Did school change your life?😉

Pupils around the world have been telling BBC News about the battle they face to get an education. But why is school worth the effort?😳

The BBC's 'Hunger To Learn' would like you to tell us how your education changed your life. What was the most important lesson you learned at school?

Did your education transform your fortunes? Or do you feel that the things you learned outside school - with your family, your friends and in your working life - had a greater influence on your destiny?😊

What was school like for you? What obstacles did you have to overcome to go to school? Was it worth the effort? Or the money? Where would you be today without school?😛

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Posted: 16 years ago

Did school change my life? Quite so, however, it had more of a negative impact on me than a positive one.

Edited by PhoeniXof_Hades - 16 years ago

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Posted: 16 years ago

yes it cut the fun i had in life.

i didnt enjoy interacting with the students(except a few) and the teachers.. didn't like the hot rooms, the overrated school, etc.. didnt enjoy it. i was the happiest boy on earth when I graduated.

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return_to_hades

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Posted: 16 years ago

Do we mean primary education, secondary education or post secondary education. For me up to 12th standard was a fabulous experience. After that it became tedious.

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Summer3

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Posted: 16 years ago

School and youth was more like a prison to me, teachers were mostly bullies and so were most of the adults. I struggled to learn most things on my own, and I think most of the teachers were unable to give individual attention to the students. The classes were too big and attention lacking. I remember our class lagged behind the time table and were were rushing, wasting time trying ot copy notes that meant nothing. But English poems I could grasp it in the wink of an eye and know what was the intent of the writers.

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344471

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Posted: 16 years ago

Originally posted by: return_to_hades
For me up to 12th standard was a fabulous experience.

No wonder.😆

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344471

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Posted: 16 years ago

Never had problem with teachers. It was my 'friends' who were my 'enemies'.

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Posted: 16 years ago

Originally posted by: PhoeniXof_Hades
Never had problem with teachers. It was my 'friends' who were my 'enemies'.

lolz u mean ur classmates.. yes i couldn't adjust with em ever.. the teachers were relatively better.

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sudesh kumar

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Posted: 16 years ago

school taught things which are mostly useless, made me lose confidence by ranking me with otehr kids and then had me threaatebned by bullies... yes all in all...i was born to be sikandar and the school made me bheegi beelli...😆.:( bu i love the school.. my fifth grade teacher dwas really hot and used to put a lot of makeup.. she looked likea model...

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Posted: 16 years ago

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Originally posted by: qwertyesque
school taught things which are mostly useless, made me lose confidence by ranking me with otehr kids and then had me threaatebned by bullies... yes all in all...i was born to be sikandar and the school made me bheegi beelli...😆.:( bu i love the school.. my fifth grade teacher dwas really hot and used to put a lot of makeup.. she looked likea model...

@Bheegi billi 👏😆

Back to the topic i had a GREAT time in school till i had my schooling in Doha after that we moved to so many countries i had blast in India during my college aah so many memories😳

I guess school didn't change me i was dumb i still am😳

Edited by mahikhan - 16 years ago