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happy to go back to school π«?
happy to go back to school π«?
For meeting friends yes!! π But for homework they are crazy! It is so much because every teacher thinks his class is the only so they give so much to do. ππππππππποΈ But we have other classes too!! π I thought i finished everything already but i missed one task so i had to do that too and i finished half an hour ago i think. Sleepy as a panda now!! πΌ
For meeting friends yes!! π But for homework they are crazy! It is so much because every teacher thinks his class is the only so they give so much to do. ππππππππποΈ But we have other classes too!! π I thought i finished everything already but i missed one task so i had to do that too and i finished half an hour ago i think. Sleepy as a panda now!! πΌHow is the school system in Netherlands? Do you also o to school from 8 to 16h-17h like in France in middle school, with 10kg+ backpacks?
i remember my middleschool was like this, even if I never had anythingg in my backpack and I don't remember about homework.
How is the school system in Netherlands? Do you also o to school from 8 to 16h-17h like in France in middle school, with 10kg+ backpacks?
i remember my middleschool was like this, even if I never had anythingg in my backpack and I don't remember about homework.
Middle school is that the same as high school right? π So we have a school schedule and you know from it which classes you have on each day. And on most days we begin immediately with the first class, but on one day we have the first hour off. And it depends on the day when you are free so most of the time that is at 15.15 hours but on one day also earlier and two days only one class hour later. And we dont have classes on Saturday.
I think we have maybe less classes than in France BUTTTT we have maybe more homework and things you have to do yourself like assignments. And you have to do that independent and not in the class. Most days I am still working on my homework after dinner for like an hour and sometimes longer.
And I dont know if my bag is like yours 10kg but it is HEAVYYY and you look like a penguin if you walk with it. π΅βπ«π΅βπ«π΅βπ«π§π§
happy to go back to school π«?Yes of course, im going to a new school, actually high school, im really excited to make 1000 of memories again, with only few people. I hope i will find people who makes my world more beautiful and learn with and from themπbut i hateeee homeworkssss
Yes of course, im going to a new school, actually high school, im really excited to make 1000 of memories again, with only few people. I hope i will find people who makes my world more beautiful and learn with and from themπbut i hateeee homeworkssssA new school? High school?π²
Middle school is that the same as high school right? π So we have a school schedule and you know from it which classes you have on each day. And on most days we begin immediately with the first class, but on one day we have the first hour off. And it depends on the day when you are free so most of the time that is at 15.15 hours but on one day also earlier and two days only one class hour later. And we dont have classes on Saturday.I don't know in Netherlands. Middle school is where you are supposed to be at the moment (after primary school, before highschool, in France). Your days seem rather full then, and I think that there is still a lot of homework in France, but I cannot say because I never wrote it down and always forgot doing it.I think we have maybe less classes than in France BUTTTT we have maybe more homework and things you have to do yourself like assignments. And you have to do that independent and not in the class. Most days I am still working on my homework after dinner for like an hour and sometimes longer.
And I dont know if my bag is like yours 10kg but it is HEAVYYY and you look like a penguin if you walk with it. π΅βπ«π΅βπ«π΅βπ«π§π§
Does this system suit you? On my part, I still don't understand why they put so much pressure at schools when it's often demonstrated as counterproductive and that the French education system is failing more and more.