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The results of
Friesenjungs
The
Friesenjungs about themselves
Paul about Bogdan:
Bogdan, is the small one on the right :-). He's addicted to coffeine, he
can't live without it. Coffee or Coke, sometimes even Coffee-flavoured
chewing-gums are his favourite foodstuff. I consider Bogdan to be
absolutely crazy, because he constantly communicates what he's thinking,
even during classes. He's a bit of a Clown, which doesn't make him less
charming though, it is just so that you can either laugh with or about him
a lot. I believe he's most interested in hunting: deers and bunnies :-).
Sören about Jörn:
Jörn is the boy, straight in the middle of us. Not the smallest but all
right in the front! Well what’s up about Jörn? He is the craziest
table-tennis-player I know. Always playing, in the weekend, in the week. I
think Jörn likes everything you can play on a table. It’s not only
table-tennis. It’s also table-football. He would also play Baseball on a
table if he would be able to. He lives in a village named Sande, far away
from everything being fun (oh I forget table-tennis :-)).
Bogdan about Sören :
Sören is the tallest boy of our group . He is 17 years old . He is our
Computer freak . He likes beer and girls, especially his girlfriend Adda .
When you need somebody to drink with, ask Sören . He likes everything
with alcohol especially our beer. He plays handball in a successful team .
Handball is a famous sport in Germany but it is not the sport number one.
Sören lives in the suburb of Jever (Jever has the big population of
13.000). It means he lives in the country with sheep, dogs, cows together.
Sören is a good guy who says what he thinks and does what he promises. So
that is all I can report about Sören.
Jörn about Paul:
This is Paul! He lives in Jever now, but he moved here two years ago.
Before he lived in Cologne . We use this fact to tease him with carnival.
Carnival in Cologne is as popular as carnival in Rio . Also he likes
skating and going fishing. He is sixteen years old and has a brother who
is called Jörn. He normally does not go shopping in a shop or market, he
buys nearly everything at eBay. He is very sinewy but nevertheless he is
nice.
Our Topics:
Girls and Boys - Their secrets and their quirks
Why do girls always go together to restrooms? What do boys think about
girls when they are alone? Let’s solve question like these...
Teachers and how they treat us and how we treat them
Faculty - Are they teachers or aliens?. What about teachers which throw
notepads at you? Or are they crazy like Jim Carrey? Or do you really know
good teachers? Tell us about!
From VHS to Jever, 11.2.:
Hey Friesenjungs!
My name is Cassandra Maker. I live in a small town on the East coast of
Massachu setts.
Bogdan, I will agree with you that coffee is one of the best things ever
created. I could not make it through the morning without it. Last semester
in school, we had a class that met once a week at 6:30 in the morning,
which is an hour earlier than school usually starts. To top it off, it was
the middle of winter, so it was freezing. Our teacher bought us a giant
container of coffee every week, so by the end of the class we were all
bouncing off the walls. Then he'd get mad because we wouldn't stop talking.
And, hey, people think I'm crazy most of the time too :).
Jörn, I know how you feel living in the small town away from all the fun
:). I have to drive for about a half an hour just to get to a town where
there is some source of entertainm ent. So I hear you like to play any
game that you can play on a table. Do you play pool? I play, but I'm not
very good. I invented my own version, where I just throw the pool balls
around on the table and see what happens.
Sören, I like computers too. Can't say that I know how to work them all
that well, though. Usually I end up breaking it instead of fixing it. I
just take pride in the fact that I know how to work it better than my
mother does. Can't say I agree with the beer and girls part though... :)
And finally Paul. I have never been able to figure out how to use EBay. I
always seem to mess it up. I guess that goes along with my talent with
computers. I love to skate. Do you skate in-line or ice, or both?
Personally, I'm better at in-line. Or at least I was before my sister
broke my skates when she went out with her friends. It's okay, though.
This spring she's buying me new ones.
Well, I guess that's all for now. I look forward to hearing from you guys
and working with you and all that fun stuff.
Cassandra
To Garbsen , 13.2.:
Hi, Marvin
I am one of the Friesenjungs from Jever. My favotite sport is
table-tennis,too and I would like to know if you play in a sportsclub. If
yes please tell me in which league you are playing. I read that your
favorite music is German Hip Hop. Which groups or people do you like most?
My favorite musician is Will Smith. He is an Englishman but his music
is very good.
Jörn
to Ramallah, 13.2.:
Well making music is not really my way. But really love good music like
techno and punk rock. Do you know blink 182! They are gods! ;-)
Websitebuilding is great. I made the page for our presentation in the
internet (look: http://www.mgprojekte.mgjever.de/lc2003/index.htm) and my
own page (look http://www.sw-interaktiv.de) But have not enough time to do
more pagebuilding.
What editor do you use. I have a “copy” ;-) of Microsoft Frontpage. Do
you work with tools like Flash or ActiveX? Do you have your own homepage?
Sören
from VHS, 20.02.:
Hey Friesenjungs,
Hi, My name is Mike Fahey, and I am a junior at Marshfield High School, in
Marshfield, Massachusetts. I am 16 and an eleventh grader in the United
States. At school I am involved in yearbook, newspaper, key club, project
reach, studen t council, and tennis. I love to spend time with friends and
family.
Bogdan, I share you sentiments about caffine, however I can't drink it
because it upsets my stomach, and I would be a scary kid on caffine. I am
much to hyper without the aid of anyt hing as it is. I am one of those
people who always speaks his mind, too. No matter what, I am going to tell
people what I think. I think that is an important quality in a person.
Jorn, I just want to share my table tennis story with you. Last year at c
amp, I played table tennis (in the US we call it Ping Pong) for the first
time. I absolutely loved it. It was the greatest experience ever. However,
when I would play, I had trouble because I play actual tennis quite often
for my school. So, I would alway s yell, "Can't you tell I play
tennis?" when I would mess up. So, my nickname for the week became
the Kid who Plays Tennis.
I had a question about the legal drinking age in Germany. What is it? It's
been really nice to meet you all. I hope that we have good times working
together.
Mike
Sören to Ramallah:
Hello,
I am interested in genetic engeneering in general. Do you know the sheep
Dolly which dies because of it's cloning?! Do you also know
Pre-implantation-diagnostic? With PID you are for example able to set the
eye-color of your child.In Germany it is forbidden, but in countries like
Great-Britain you are able to use it. I and some other people write an
essay about genetic engineering and PID. For that we asked a lot of people
about their opinions. So I have lot of data. I f you are interested I
would send it to you?! Well, a lot of people say that genetic engeneering
in general is good, but you should know how to use it. Means: use
it for "good" things like make quadriplegic people able to walk,
but don't use it for things like cloning human beings..
I think like them. And what do you say?
I am interested in you opinion....
Greetings from Jever
Sören
from Jever to VHS, 14.3.:
Hi Frankie!
The sexmachines are very interested in your message.You have written that
we have a lot of things in common.I am Old soul you called me steffen that
s the name given by my parents but into the virtual world I prefer Old
soul. We proposed some topics in our intros.One of them was the Iraq
crises ,I think it s a very interested and important topic. I want to know
opinions of American people.Do you agree with the opinion of George
Bush?Does the society know everything about the crisis and the intention
of the government?Are you interested in the `coming´war? I think other
people see the situation with different eyes. If you are interested in
this or if you have other exciting topics please write back.
OLD SOUL
Sören to Seattle , 14.3.:
Hello Seattle ,
I think food is an interesting theme. If I could I would eat all the day.
;-)
In Germany our schools has no cantine so I have to eat at home. But
my mother cooks every day something good.
I like to go out for lunch or dinner. Last week I was out with my
girlfriend. Eat in a chinese restaurant. Is was great, but expensive. I
live in a small town but we although have a lot of different
restaurants. I think it's great to be able to select between many
different restaurants like Greek, Chinese or Italian.
Some times I also like McDonalds or BurgerKing or something else. But in
general I like other thinks..
And you? We have in Germany no real "American Restaurant". Only
McDonalds, etc.. Have you a german restaurant? Do you often go out to for
eating?
Greetings (an a good lunch for today)
Sören
from Seattle , 18.3.:
(1) A reason why girls always go together in restrooms is because we like
to have one another's companionship. We just go together or wait for
each other to come out. Or, if we have something important or
private that we have to tell one another, restrooms make a good and
private place to talk. Some girls go into restrooms together to help
one another with make-up or hair. Or maybe girls are just more
social than boys are, but then again we can't see each other when we
go like guys do in the men's restrooms. The ladies' restroom is a
good place to get away from the boys because of course guys can't go
into the ladies restroom and girls can't go into the men's room.
Teachers aren't that bad most of my teachers are pretty nice . Actually
you are right. Some teachers can be really weird. Like my homeroom
teacher for example. He uses a maraca(an instrument filled with
something to make a rattling sound) to get the students in the hall
to walk faster and get to class. He shakes it in their faces to
scare them. So I guess he's kind of crazy, but not funny like Jim
Carrey. My science teacher is also strange too. He tries to use hip
lingo because he thinks that we think he's funny. He talks like
Barney the Dinosaur and says things like "super duper!".
Once, he even said, "isn't the metric system so cute?" Yes, he
called the metric system cute. Darlene Washington,
USA
(2) To Bogdan from Jever , Germany
Hey man I think you are very full of life and energetic. If you
like Coke you're good enough to write to. I've never been hunting
but I bet I'd like to hunt deer and bunnies. Chhaylee
from L’Aquila, 21.3.: Dear Paul, Bogdan, Soren and Jorn from Mario and
Stefano
Mario:
We are two students from L'Aquila , a little town in the centre of Italy
. Stefano is 17 and he has curly hair. He's tall. He plays computer
games about 8 hours a day, but he likes playing soccer. I met him 3
years ago when we went together with other friends to England . He is
slow-witted because computers have destroyed his brain. At the moment
he's got a broken knee 'cos he fell over while skiing and now he has
to use crutches. He likes beer and girls. Let me say something about
your first topic: I think girls go to restrooms together 'cos ...
actually I don't know, but I think it's useful for us to get rid of
them during meal times. While they're away we can speak about
them,how they're dressed, if they're beautiful or not, if they're
easy to pick up. Now, as regards teachers, I don't think
they're aliens, just robots, programmed to break our balls. What else
can I say? I hate them.
Stefano:
Mario is 16, tall, has brown hair and eyes. He loves beer and every
Saturday goes out to drink a lot of alcohol and then runs
after all the girls he can see. He plays tennis very well and runs
(after girls). He likes metal music and plays bass. He's egocentric
'cos sometimes he smokes cannabis. Some nights when he's drunk, he
goes around throwing stones at windows. He rides a tricycle 'cos
his parents are afraid of buying him a motorbike or car. Last week he
bought a little monkey to play with 'cos he hanged his dog and
poisoned his goldfish. He's crazy.
Girls always go to restrooms together so they can smoke, or one
keeps the door closed while the other does what she has to
do. When boys arealone, they talk about the bodies of their female
friends, about what a girl is like; if she's easy topic up or
not, if she's good in bed or not, orthey just speak about sports.
Some teachers arereal teachers, others animals that deserve to
die under a car!! A teacher has never thrown a notepad at me, but if
one ever does, I'll throw a chair at him! Some are crazy and often
break my balls, others are good teachers and can teach their subjects
well.
from Ramallah, 21.3.:
Cloning humans: Can it really be done?
Q. How would it be done? A. The model is Dolly the sheep and although
the >technology has been applied to several animals, it
is still highly underdeveloped and the mechanisms involved are
poorly understoodThe scientists would remove the DNA from the
nucleus of an egg cell taken from the mother. This DNA
would then be replaced by the genetic material taken from one of
the father's cells (or as in this case, the mother herself) - perhaps
a skin cell. A trigger would be applied to the egg cell that would
then make it start to divide like any normal embryo. The
mother would have it implanted in her womb in a procedure which
is routinely performed in IVF clinics. Q. So, what are the
dangers? A. Experience with the five mammal species that
have been cloned so far indicates that there would be almost no
chance of success. The vast majority of pregnancies involving clones
have gone very badly. In most of them, the clone has died and in
almost all of them the lives of the mother and clone have been put at
risk. In many cases, the clone grows abnormally large,
often threatening to tear the womb that can also become swollen
with fluid. Almost all clone pregnancies spontaneously
abort. Dolly the sheep, the first mammal clone, was the
one success in 247 pregnancies. If a human clone is produced,
the cost in human suffering and the trail of failures will be
large. Q. What if a human clone is born? A. Of the small number
(little more than 1%) of animal clones that make it to term, most
have severe abnormalities: malfunctioning livers, abnormal
blood vessels and heart problems, underdeveloped
lungs, diabetes, immune system deficiencies and possibly hidden
genetic defects. Several cow clones had head deformities - none
survived very long. it would be fair to say that experts are amazed
in the few instances that cloning has worked. Q. Is it possible
to choose healthy embryos for cloning? A. Screening for suitable
embryos will not work. Normal babies are made from the joining of
genes from sperm and egg. Genes are "imprinted" - a
poorly understood process that avoids any genetic
confusion between similar maternal and paternal genes. There
is evidence that in clones this imprinting does not
work properly. There is no way to screen any embryo to detect
this problem. Q. What will happen if a clone grows up? A. We
know very little about the long-term health of clones. There is some
evidence that they may not live as long as conventional humans and
may have health problems. Studies are ongoing. Q. Would the
child be an exact copy of the genetic parent? A. Not if the
donor genetic material comes from a man or from another woman. On the
genetic level, the clone would be 99.9% identical to its parent, but
it would not be a complete copy because there are some important
genes that would be contributed by the egg donor. These genes reside
outside the nucleus. Also, the clone would be subject to
different environmental factors and a different upbringing
to his/her genetic parent. This could result in a
changed appearance and personality. If the recent research
on the human genome has taught us anything, it is that we are
far more than just our genes. . But isn't all of this illegal
anyway? A. In most countries that carry out advanced biomedical
research it is. In less developed countries, including some that
offer test-tube baby programmers, there are no laws against
it. Just taking the UK as an example, there is now a specific
law to ban the placing of any embryo in a woman's womb that is not
created by a fertilization process. This was introduced a year
ago. All embryo research in Britain requires a license and you
simply would not get one if you said you wanted to make human
clones. But remember, all of this is quite separate
to therapeutic cloning. This is a more limited use of the Dolly
technology to obtain important cells, which could yield novel
therapies for degenerative diseases.
>Done by ahlam, sabrin , ibaa from ram Allah sec school
to Kz., 26.3.:
Hello everybody,
I think the life with in technology century would be very
interessting, but also still dangerous if don't know what you do or
how you are able to protect yourself. I my freetime I program
computer as well as I make Internetsites, so I know about security
holes especially in the Internet Explorer (ActiveX, Visual Basic
Script). It is alwys the same, if don't know what you do it can be
dangerous.
Think of the early chemists, they only tested some elements without
knowing what would happen. Or think of the atombomb in Japan . The
only difference, and that's theBIG problem,between the situation in
the past and now is, that today everyboy uses the Internet or
mobile phones, although they don't know how it works. Remember the
chemitrists... they are not able to work with elements if the don't
know what would happen.In first chemistry-lesson I learned how to be
carefull with elements (Don't put your nose above it! Don't touch
it!, etc.) So, people should (don't have to) make a security course
before they really uses the internet (upload files, download files,
etc.) so there wouldn't be so much viruses, trojaner and internet
dialer.
So, have a nice day (and be carefull when you read this :-)
Sören
from L’Aquila , 26.3.: Reply on Teachers, How they treat us
From Rita and Elena
We think most teachers are aliens! Sometimes, in fact, they don't
understand the problems of young people: it's a critical moment in
our life when we want to do everything but study! Yes, they are
crazy like Jim Carrey, aliens!!! But there are also some teachers
that are good, but it's difficult to find them!!! Do you know where
to look?? Answer us ... now !! PLEASEEEEE.....
from Iran , 23.4.:
Hi everybody
it is one of the lastest news on TV ! everybody is talking about it !
Well ! now we r gonna give u our points about it : whenever we think
about this topic we tell ourselves that if some people come to this
world who r different or may be better than us in some ways we will
afraid a lot ! creatures without father and mother! it is a big pity
for this world because it seems that we r gonna lose our histry ! u
see everybody has a profile of his/her life but they don't have ! so
what's up ? what will happen ? something is wrong hereeeeeeeeee there
is something in Biology that says "whenever we have better
specieses the weaker spieces will destroy after a short time ... so
again ! if they r better So ~~~~> we should die ! and we will ruin
! what's wrong ? about 100 hundred later there won't be any human
like us ! in our country most people believe( nearly everybody) says
that it is wrong because of our special religion believes ... great
because of this topic ! congratulations !!!!!!!!Wow ! Iran team With
best regards
from Seatlle, 23.4.:
Here in the world today, there is a catastrophe going on
between United States and Iraq , also known as the
"Third world war." In my opinion, I believe that the
United States is doing the right thing distributing forces to fight
Iraq . Three reasons why I strongly support the United States
and its government because first of all, it will take
Saddam Hussein out of power to lead Iraq, it will stop him from
hurting many citizens in Iraq and other countries, and most of
all, it will give the United States control of Oil and gas
prices.
First of all, I support the United States and its government to
do military action against Iraq because it will take Saddam Hussein
out of power. Saddam Hussein alone, is one of the most powerful
people in the world, due to him controlling oil prices, ruling
all political power in Iraq , and owning lots of chemical
weapons to kill many countries surrounding Iraq , and other of
its enemies. Once Saddam doesn't have power, our gas and oil
prices won't be as costly, many Iraqi citizens won't be
controlled by its government, and many neighboring
countries won't have to be bothered about being in danger,
getting bombed by Iraq . Once Saddam loses power, he will be
considered nothing.
Second, I support the United States because it will prevent
Hussein from harming many of its citizens, neighboring
countries, and other enemies. Right now Hussein and his
goverment are harming many of the Iraqi citizens, and killing
them if they do not abide in his laws. Also, he harms his
neighboring countries for power, and also harms many
rival countries. By the United States taking force against Iraq
and takes Hussein out of power, its government won't harm Iraq
's citizens, and many other countries will not be harmed by
chemical artillery. Once Hussein is out of power and out into
justice, nobody will have to be concerned about being harmed
and bombed by Iraq .
Lastly, and most importantly, I strongly support the United
States and its government because once Hussein is put out of
power, the United States will manage over all gas and oil
prices. This is an advantage to the United States and the world
as well because it will give profit to the United States , and
will also make all gas prices cheaper. With the United States
managing over all gas prices, gas wouldn't be as expensive,
and also the world wouldn't have to be concerned about having an
embargo, also known as not giving oil to other countries.
In conclusion, I state that I am strongly for the United States
and its government to force military action against Iraq . Three
reasons why support The United States because it will take
Saddam Hussein out of power to lead Iraq, it will stop him from
hurting many citizens in Iraq and other countries, and most of
all, it will give the United States control of Oil and gas
prices. I believe that that the United States is doing
the correct thing. That's why I strongly support the United States
and its government. -Matthew
to Seattle , 25.4.:
(1)Dear Matthew !
Your e-mail was very interesting to me! What do you think about the
UN? I think it is our future. I remember that an American president
said in front of the UN that wars are bad and not a solution
for a modern community! The UN is a constitution which was founded to
prevent wars! Why cannot the American troops and the inspectors
from the UN find any ABC-weapons. Have you ever thought about
the innocent people who are dying during the US bombardements?
I think that Saddam Hussein was a Dictator but a war is not an
answer. What would you think if a state which is stronger than
the USA states that the USA owns weapons or something like this
and that they have the order from God to kill Bush?
Bogdan Hinz , Germany
(2)Hi Matthew,
you say that Saddam Hussein is one of the most powerful people in
the world. And he controls the oil prices... Well isn't
it okay to control the oil prices of one’s own country? And
remember your president. He is also one (I think he is theonly
one)of the most powerful people in the world. You do not criticize
it, don't you? And he also controls the oil prices of your
country. On the other hand I think it's right to criticize
Saddam Hussein because of his criminal actions against his the
people of his own country and against his neighbour
countries. You think it's right to give all the power (e.g. to
control the oil prices) to America . I think it’s right to catch
this power from Saddam Hussein. But why giving the power to the USA ?
After Saddam, there would be a new Iraqi government. It's their own
country, so the oil belongs to them,so they should control the oil
prices themselves. We, the European Union and also the USA , all free
countries of the world should help them to build a good, new
government. In Germany it works after the WW2... greetings from
Germany Sören
to VHS, 25.4.:
Hi Mike,
I just want to answer your question about the legal drinking age
in Germany . At the age of 16 we are allowed to drink stuff
like beer or wine. If you are 18 or older you are also allowed to
drink liquor. It seemed to me, that nobody (Jörn)noticed your e-mail
so I decided to reply it. Paul
from VHS, 28.4.:
(In response to topic #2, part 2, Jever , Germany , The Friesenjungs-
Faculty: Are they teachers or aliens?) The Good Ones Stick
With Us I do not doubt that some teachers do come from another
planet, but I do think that it can only be scaled on a teac
her-by-teacher basis. Some are very good; some are very, very bad.
Some could, in fact, be aliens. Even the teachers that are the best
in the school display otherworldly tendencies. I personally think
it's the first impression that makes all the differenc e. I must say
that I have had a few good teachers in my four years of high school.
Maybe not so ironically, they've all been the ones who have been
around the system for a while. Most of the newer teachers don't know
how to handle their students, and they tend to get angrier a lot
faster than those who have dealt with the problems countless
times before. They know their way around a school, and they know how
to deal with the students that need to be dealt with. My junior year,
I had one of our sch ool's physics teachers during his first year
teaching here. He is a chemistry major who had, not very
surprisingly, been "asked to leave" three schools prior to
coming here. On our very first day of class, he openly told us that
he had never taught physic s before, and didn't really understand a
lot of it. There were constant arguments over statements that school
work takes precedence over everything else, and if we had a lacrosse
game, for example, he assured us that if we, "told the coach
we had physics homework, he should let [us] sit a game out." He
also got on my nerves because he would assign a massive homework
assignment and then not do it himself, so he had no idea what was
happening when we were going over the answers. I can't stand when
teachers do that. It's not fair. If we have to do it, they should
too. I have also had some exceptionally good teachers. The first was
my junior and senior year English teacher. She's also the drama
director, and I am also in the drama program, so I have worked with
her since my freshman year. I had her for the English half
of American Studies (a class that mixed both English and History into
one curriculum) last year, and for Advanced Placement English this
year. She's the laid back type of teacher. We always have due dates
on papers and projects, but she will let us know if she doesn't have
time to correct them. She tells us all the time, "I have a life,
just as you have a life. There are days when I just don't have time
to correct your work. So, why have you pass it in incomplete when I
won't be correcting it for a few days?" I like her because she
is willing to admit that she is human too, and sometimes she just
doesn't have time to get things done. When production week for drama
rolls around, she understan ds, just as we actors understand, that we
spend a lot of time at play practice, and may not have a lot of time
to do loads of extra work. My Advanced Placement U.S. History is also
one of the best teachers that I've had. The class is made to be
discus sion based, so that we can fully understand the
concepts instead of skipping over them. The idea with the Advanced
Placement (A.P.) courses is that we take a big test at the end of the
school year, and a good grade can mean an exemption from the class
onc e we get into college. Because the test takes a few hours and is
very fact-based, we basically need to know the information in our
sleep. Our teacher is really good with the discussions. We get into
actual discussions about history, instead of just taking notes all
day long. It assures that we fully understand the information that we
are learning. He also knows that we get tired, and we need to sleep
sometimes. He is the technical director for our drama department, so
he is at our rehearsals a lot. He giv es us a lot of homework some
nights because we need to get through about 400 years of U.S. history
before May, but he also understands if we don't get all of it done
during the weeks where we have a lot of rehearsal time. I have,
at times, referred to him as my second father. He makes great bonds
with his students, and he is one of those teachers who you can talk
to about anything, and he will listen and give advice. It's great to
have a teacher that you can talk to about random, current events or
issues that you've been thinking about, and have someone actually
listen and respond and give their opinion. He's a great teacher.
Sometimes we do end up with some pretty bad teachers, but sometimes
we do get the amazing ones who impact our lives in more ways than we
can imagine. The bad teachers are all too easily forgotten. The good
ones, though, usually stick with us through most of our lives. By:
Cassandra Maker Age: 18 Virtual High School USA www.govhs.org
Ipswich High School Ipswich , Massachusetts USA April 15, 2003
from Kz., 29.4.:
Teachers and how they treat us and how we treat them
As soon as we become older we begin to understand things that
earlier we couldn't understand very well. When I was in the 7th
or even in the 8th form I thought that teachers were my main
enemies. I didn't realize that they were the same people as we
are (students). I thought that they could only shout at us or
give poor marks. And on that two thing their life ended. But
except school life they have their own private life with
their problems, failure and success. And because of these things
their mood can change, but earlier I didn't understand that. At
this age we became selfish we are interested only in our
problems. We consider that only our point of view is right. But
now I'm ashamed. Because in our school there is no teacher for whom
I can say that she is bad and that I hate her or even dislike her.
All teachers in our school are perfect. They are perfect not only in
teaching, but also in usual life.You can speak with them about
any troubles in your life and they always hear you and if they
can they certainly help you or give advise. I have been
studying in my school for 11 years and now I'm sorry because in
one month we will graduate from school and will rarely see our
teachers, it is very sad because as for me our teachers are
very dear people for us, so after graduating I will loose a
lot. So how do they treat us? They teach not only concrete
subject, but also they teach us how to live, how to survive
using their subject. And we teach them how to communicate with
us, how to understand us because not always we find common
decision. I think that teachers shouldn't think that we
are children, they should realize that we can have problems too
(and it doesn't matter if these problems are in our family or
in our school life) and teachers must accept our behavior. But
if a student is really a grown up, he will never show his
feelings to anybody and you have been taught to be tolerant
also in school. However, we are all people and there is no
difference between students and teachers except the age and
life experience. Smirnova Oxana
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