The Quest for the Diploma
It seems to me that there’re always so many things to do for school, so many things to accomplish in such a short amount of time. I travel to and from school and the whole circuit of going there and going home takes me about three hours or so…more if I’m heinously unlucky that particular day.
LTS (For February 14 or earlier)
1. Print the pictures
2. Print the Paper work necessary
3. Submit my Reg. Form before Miss. Josue kills me
4. Ask if I have to make a new batch of test papers for the make-up day I have to attend
5. Find out if I need to make another set of Pre-Test and Post-Test and Teaching Plan Outline Thing…
Phil. History
1. Read Bascara’s Stories from the Margins
2. Try to make sense of this man’s highfaluting use of the English language and get even an iota of inkling about what the f-ck he’s talking about
3. Manage to spew out 20 or so pages of critique for this book…in a week or less
Biology
1. Read up on the female reproductive system
2. Make the presentation
3. Cover a lot of ground, the professor who teaches this subject is merciless in his questioning (asshole…)
4. Prepare for the quizzes, I bet I did a lousy job with his first few quizzes and the prelims and I’m really scared because I might fail and I seriously don’t wanna
Rizal
1. Read, because this teacher deserves more than the lackluster performance I’ve been giving. He’s passionate about the subject, but it’s just that there never seems to be enough time to catch up on my readings…darn…
Math
1. Study for the quiz on Tuesday
- Probability
- And the other stuff…I don’t know the name of the topic yet, I forgot…
(looks up at the list)
Well, I suppose it doesn’t really look like all that much, but I can think of a few things I’d rather be doing. Oh well, maybe those American kids complaining about too much homework had it exactly right. I can’t wait for third year when all the minor subjects (those that don’t have anything to do with Lit at all) get debunked from our schedule…
Just a few more weeks, here’s to hoping I pass all my subjects…
(Please God…)
LTS (For February 14 or earlier)
1. Print the pictures
2. Print the Paper work necessary
3. Submit my Reg. Form before Miss. Josue kills me
4. Ask if I have to make a new batch of test papers for the make-up day I have to attend
5. Find out if I need to make another set of Pre-Test and Post-Test and Teaching Plan Outline Thing…
Phil. History
1. Read Bascara’s Stories from the Margins
2. Try to make sense of this man’s highfaluting use of the English language and get even an iota of inkling about what the f-ck he’s talking about
3. Manage to spew out 20 or so pages of critique for this book…in a week or less
Biology
1. Read up on the female reproductive system
2. Make the presentation
3. Cover a lot of ground, the professor who teaches this subject is merciless in his questioning (asshole…)
4. Prepare for the quizzes, I bet I did a lousy job with his first few quizzes and the prelims and I’m really scared because I might fail and I seriously don’t wanna
Rizal
1. Read, because this teacher deserves more than the lackluster performance I’ve been giving. He’s passionate about the subject, but it’s just that there never seems to be enough time to catch up on my readings…darn…
Math
1. Study for the quiz on Tuesday
- Probability
- And the other stuff…I don’t know the name of the topic yet, I forgot…
(looks up at the list)
Well, I suppose it doesn’t really look like all that much, but I can think of a few things I’d rather be doing. Oh well, maybe those American kids complaining about too much homework had it exactly right. I can’t wait for third year when all the minor subjects (those that don’t have anything to do with Lit at all) get debunked from our schedule…
Just a few more weeks, here’s to hoping I pass all my subjects…
(Please God…)
1 comment:
And when I was certain the weight of schoolwork wouldn't come crashing down on me in one blow...
Haha.
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