Posted by NY 986 on May 08, 2016 at 12:51:13 from (97.33.67.178):
In Reply to: Re: GREAT NEWS!!!! posted by gene bender on May 08, 2016 at 12:34:11:
I honestly do not have an answer to your first question as I was not personally in such a position. It could be that the teacher was worried about being shown up or maybe the teacher had proper concern that the material in high school would be neglected.
My experience with high school was that the high school environment was generally miserable which affected my ability to focus. Most farm kids who had the ability to transfer to another district did so because they got tired of being treated poorly by other kids and in some cases teachers. Transferring was not an option for me and GED's back in the day received little respect so I stuck it out until graduation. I think if a kid is miserable from the time he gets on a bus until he gets back off upon getting to their home that his/her grades will suffer. The person that does not lose focus due to being miserable all the time because of school is fairly rare.
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