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You can do it, everyone believes in you! ♥️
Grade, be not Good
The troubled person of the educational status tells their tragic tale based on the words of John Donne's "Death, be not Proud".
Source: AI generated image by the program, Fotor.
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Grade, be not good, though some have called thee
Lousy and dreadful, for they are much so;
For those whom thou think'st thou dost overthrow
Drop not, poor Grade, nor yet canst thou fail me.
Without rest and sleep, which but all tests be,
Failures; then with thee much more will flow,
And soonest our brain cells for thee do go,
Rest of their bones, and soul's delivery.
Thou art slave to guesses, cheats, and professors,
And dost with pencils, ink, and papers dwell,
And text or slides can make us cry as well
And worse than my death; why not curve'st my scores?
One short study missed, it falls eternally
And grade shall be no more; Grade, thou shalt drop.
Remember Being Tall
Me in Primary: I’m taller than all of yoooouuuuu!
Me in Secondary: Well… I’m average but on the taller(?) side.
My Classmates in High School: How’s the weather down there?
Me: Shaddup.
Letter from Barrowford School (@BarrowfordSch) to sixth grade students at the end of their primary school years and with regard to their standardized test results:
Please find enclosed your end of KS2 test results. We are very proud as you demonstrated huge amounts of commitment and tried your very best during this tricky week.
However, we are concerned that these tests do not always assess all of what it is that make each of you special and unique. The people who create these tests and score them do not know each of you—the way your teachers do, the way i hope to, and certainly not the way your families do. They do not know that many of you speak two languages. They do not know that you can play a musical instrument or that you can dance or paint a picture. They do not know that your friends count on you to be there for them or that your laughter can brighten the dreariest day. They do not know that you write poetry or songs, play or participate in sports, wonder about the future, or that sometimes you take care of your little brother or sister after school. They do not know that you have travelled to a really neat place or that you know how to tell a great story or that you really love spending time with special family members and friends. They do not know that you can be trustworthy, kind or thoughtful, and that you try, every day, to be your very best… the scores you get will tell you something, but they will not tell you everything.
So enjoy your results and be very proud of these but remember there are many ways of being smart.
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(via Richard Wiseman)
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