As a high school student and one that just went through the nightmare that is freshman year, of course I would absolutely love to have those policies in one of my classes. Although I would love to have these policies, I do know that those policies would ultimately set me up for failure in the future. So I have to agree with Phil on this one. This is taking it too far, when it comes to being a nice teacher. I'm a student that stays up late studying, goes in after class for extra help if needed, and just feels that I work very hard for the grades I get. I probably wouldn't ever actually take advantage of the policies because I don't think I could deal with the guilt of not actually earning those grades myself. I would like to have them as a last resort just in case I do bad on a test or project or anything like that.
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I do agree that we should be trying to find ways to make school less stressful. I'm a student athlete and I play basketball year round. Between my school work and my basketball I find myself often getting so stressed to the point where I can't focus. Which in turn makes me even more stressed because I can't focus and I still have school work to
I do agree that we should be trying to find ways to make school less stressful. I'm a student athlete and I play basketball year round. Between my school work and my basketball I find myself often getting so stressed to the point where I can't focus. Which in turn makes me even more stressed because I can't focus and I still have school work to