hoshi (2014-09-04 20:30:24)

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Recently I have gotten out of this class that I was supposed to get out of. Today I went to the teacher's class to give back the class's books. In addiction to returning the books I asked if I could have all of the work that I turned in back. He said that he was going to keep them just in case. However, when I asked for my journal in which I did this other assignment (and I knew that I could've easily gotten that back at first), he said that he probably did something with it because they [the counselors, maybe?] told him that I wasn't going to come back. However, he offered me a new journal but I declined. After exchanging farewells, and him telling me good luck, I left.

Note that he said that he was going to keep my assignments, and that he did something with my journal because of what they [possibly the counselors] said. What do you think really took place?

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2014-09-05 03:42:40

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Nutsy (2014-09-05 00:50:19)

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I'm not a counselor, but I think they're just idiots.

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hoshi (2014-09-05 03:47:11)

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@Krauss: True, then he was a harsh teacher which I didn't mention (both in attitude and with grading); he failed the majority of his students for summer reading (grading it for accuracy I believe).

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AntiChrist (2014-09-06 13:34:04)

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As you get older, you'll start to realize that teachers constantly make mistakes, but they are put under a lot of stress too. Don't be mad. They do the best they can (in most cases)

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