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but children get bored with no engaging activities
While getting the inevitable "failed!" from this math course is undoubtedly going to leave a sore bruise in my rather oddly shaped ego ("me not get perfect grades without studying? that's unpossible!"), it's still going to be a learning experience. Or so I believe. It'll be healthy, really.
It's just that this course, it's the most boring thing I've ever had to take part in, and Mrs Hukkanen was my history teacher in junior high, the whole three years, so that's saying something. Hence, studying is impossible. My mind wanders off somewhere more interesting (like our neighbour's house's walls! my, that's an interesting shape of wood grain!) all the time. Plus I quite drained myself when studying for the chemistry exam yesterday anyway, which means that in addition to being absent-minded I also keep falling asleep over the math book.
And to the people of Finland in general: what's this sudden fascination with arsons anyway?
It's just that this course, it's the most boring thing I've ever had to take part in, and Mrs Hukkanen was my history teacher in junior high, the whole three years, so that's saying something. Hence, studying is impossible. My mind wanders off somewhere more interesting (like our neighbour's house's walls! my, that's an interesting shape of wood grain!) all the time. Plus I quite drained myself when studying for the chemistry exam yesterday anyway, which means that in addition to being absent-minded I also keep falling asleep over the math book.
And to the people of Finland in general: what's this sudden fascination with arsons anyway?
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I've been wondering about those arsons too.
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People have clearly been reading too much V for Vendetta.Hah, so do I, and I gave up already :D If I'm going to have my first grade that's less than a 7, might as well go with style and get a 4.