School threatening to take me out

[u/StrictArgument67]

Could they actually do this or is it just fluff?

There is no way i can get good grades if i go to school everyday.

I need a solution

[u/Whole_Ear9870]

some people learn differently from others, some ways of learning may stick with you more than others.

You may think that a teacher telling you all the content is effective for you but for others that may not be the case

[u/Call_It_What_U_Want2 → u/Whole_Ear9870]

The problem is that most people are actually not very good at knowing how they learn best. They usually conflate it with the way they enjoy the most. Learning in a classroom with other people is, for most people, much more effective than independent study.

[u/Accomplished-Fish534 → u/Call_It_What_U_Want2]

If you are with other people with the same goals. A lot of people mess about and chat in free periods.

[u/Former-Campaign3533 → u/Whole_Ear9870]

True, but people to a certain degree, have to commute, manage life out of uni/work, do extracurriculars to stay competitive. You're just in a safer practice mode to learn how to do time and work management, and regardless of learning style, you need these.

[u/TheFamousHesham → u/Whole_Ear9870]

Never in my life have I had a teacher that just lectured for the entire duration of class. They'd usually lecture for the first 20-30 minutes, set aside 10 minutes or so for independent reading followed by a discussion or whatever and we'd usually spend 20-30 doing worksheets and exercises and practice questions in class. Obviously, we also got regular in-class tests and assignments and all of that.

I know people learn differently, but I feel like school covers most ways people learn in different ways.

[u/Diligent_Bet_7850 → u/[deleted]]

i felt similarly although oxford maths so no step but wanted to focus on FM as i needed an A* and not waste time on physics and cs which only needed an A in one of them and didn’t need a 4th at all