Kids Should Not Grade Teachers

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I think kids should not grade their teachers because they might grade them but they can lie for their grade,and they might change their mind what they are actually gonna say.

What if you are grading a teacher and you lie about the teacher’s grade .I would never ever lie about the grade,if you where would you lie .If i would lie I would rather give that teacher a C+.If someone else was grading they would put an F.

If I would ever change my mind I would rather say an D+.I mean I would never change my mind because i’m already grading that teacher.Would you change your mind for that grade.I would but I don’t really actually know if I would.

My view to not grade your teacher is that

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