I
can very easily see how teachers get frustrated or overwhelmed at the end of a
quarter. It seems as though papers and
past due work is coming from every crevice in the building. What hurts though is the seniors. A lot of them need a very specific grade this
quarter to pass and graduate this year.
I have a few students who have not been to one of my classes since I
started interning and now they are attempting to make up all the work for the
whole entire semester.
E.P.H students have
until April 12th to hand everything in. Partly, I am annoyed that the students who
have not come to class have this opportunity while students who have done what
they were supposed to do this semester are struggling to meet the demands on
them. However, on the other hand if they
were not able to hand in the work they would not be able to graduate. I can understand the students who are at
least trying, handing in work late but the ones who have done nothing all
semester. Come on. I think it is totally unacceptable. Where is the accountability for these
students? Will they go out into the work
force or to college with this same mentality?
Aren’t we in a way doing them a huge disservice? I really don’t see the point.
I wonder if all other districts have this
same practice in their school? So how
about it guys? Are your students able to
hand in ALL their work at the last minute after not trying all semester and this
includes making up tests and quizzes too?
I’m just curious. Maybe I’m wrong
but I still feel as though it is not right.
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