My teacher shoowed us this thing in class that said bad things about vegitairiens. It said that vegitairiens are'nt that strong and have suicidle thoughts?! Is what my teacher saying true?
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not true im a vegitarian and i am pretty strong and never had a suicidal thought ever your teacher is lying!!!
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So funny thanks, have to tell my biology teacher that one, actually on second thoughts perhaps not the type of thing you tell your teacher. Thanks anyway xXx
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For your information Julie, I had already did my homework, I was wondering if anybody else knew what Methanothermus fervidus was. And my GPA is a 4.0 so you don't have to tell me that by reading more I will accomplish more. So now you let us know when you have a more complicated question about something other than a Ham & Cheese webstite. Thank you for your time in answering my question.
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Hi,\nThe 1st guy is right. Its so obvious, and u wasted 5 points on it...\n\nAsk ur teacher a question. What will he do with the elephant inside his refrigerator? Doesnt he have edible food to preserve???
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your right...perhaps your teacher miss understood what you meant, or maybe he/she just has no idea. it makes perfect sense. the body would be confused in the gravity free environment, so these are the signals it'd send to the brain. if the signals themselves were confusing, how is your body going to respond to it at all?
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I'm sure that the textbook you are using is faulty,especialy if they haven't discussed the many and varied tenents of your faith.It is your duty to attempt to correct this.Find some better books at your library, share them with your teachers,use every other opportunity  to write about your faith in class assignments(let me assure you that devout Christian students do this all the time, they call it witnessing)Stand up for your beliefs,it's your duty as a citizen.
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I had this same problem (but in college so I'm really feelin' for you!).  I think the study group is an excellent idea.  I would also express your concerns to your student advisor.  This guy should not be teaching and is obviously ill-suited to teach this subject.  Just because someone knows a subject doesn't mean they can teach it.  I would seriously get everyone in the class together and try to ask your teacher if everyone is supposed to be feeling so frustrated and afraid that they are going to fail.  If he gives everyone in the class a low grade it will reflect badly on him so if he is still being unreasonable suggest that he grade on the bell curve and hope you are on the good side of the curve.  This is a tough problem but definitely let someone in the school administration know that this is going on.  Good luck.
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When I was in school we were told that the year 2000 would never happen. Maybe you need to talk to his teacher though and tell her she should not tell her students that. Some may have emotional issues and will never forget what she says.
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I really do sympathize with you.  I teach sophomore English to very low level, at-risk students.  My kids are straight out of that old TV show, "Welcome Back Kotter," however, the attitudes and ambivilence are often laced with a home-grown coating of physical abuse, drugs, alcohol, etc. etc.  I have a student right now who was exactly like those you are describing. He'd been in jail, alternative school, ISS, you name it, and simply didn't seem to care. He often said, "I'm going to fail anyway, so what's the point?"  He'd dig his heels in and sit in his desk staring into space and refusing to even attempt the most trivial task.  It frustrated me to no end, but rather than let it aggravate me further, I told myself that I was going to make a conscious effort to say something nice to this child, or to acknowledge him in a special way every single day even if I had to draw down the sun, moon, and stars to find something positive to say.  First I just said things like, "Hey Fernando, that's a pretty fine shirt you got on," or "Did you get a haircut?  It looks good."   Next thing I knew he was picking up a pencil and writing a few words, answering 1 or 2 questions on a worksheet.  So I kept at it, and he started doing another 2 or 3 questions and guess what?  Today, Fernando completed 3 entire pages of a 6 page packet featuring VERBS! :-)\nHe hides behind my door every morning as the kids are filing in and I say "Gee, I think there's a big bug in this hallway---I think I heard it behind my door--I better get some RAID!"  For the past week and a half or so he's actually been coming into class smiling.   \nI don't know if this helps you or not---I know that all of our students are unique, but even when they're in high-school--15, 16 years old, I've found that there are those that so badly crave our attention much like that of a little kid.\nHang in there---persistence and patience are blessings bigger than we could ever know!  (hug)
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"I can't help what I believe in"? I know you did not mean this the way it came out, but come on- YOU are in charge of your own beliefs.\n\nDid you see Numbers last week? The one professor (not the math genius) said he would love to tell high school kids one piece of advice, and I agree with him totally on this...\n\nHigh school is ephemeral. It may seem like a big deal and a long time, but it is not.\n\nIgnore your mockers as long as you have the courage of your convictions. If they want to have a real dialog, great. Otherwise, take away their fun by just pretending to not be bothered by them. Smile and nod and go on. Politely point out their more stupid errors in what they say about you if you feel like it, but do not get drawn into conflicts, shouting matches, 'he said, they said' pointless debates, etc.\n\nEven the Bible warns against pointless arguements and debates. Not bad for a book that many people here say is 'full of lies'.\n\nIt will take a lot of work at first, but after a while the tormentors will find a new target, someone who feeds into their games. (Assuming you are not egging them on somehow, such as a big bumper sticker posted on your locker or something. Rethink anything like that if you want the **** to stop!)\n\nBy the way- this is the same advice I'd give pretty near ANY student being tormented for being 'different'.
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This is what teachers read on a daily basis so this wasn't too hard.... it's actually amazing that you can read it when it is all messed up\n\n\n\n\ni cdnuolt blveiee taht I cluod aulaclty uesdnatnrd waht I was rdanieg. The phaonmneal pweor of the hmuan mnid, aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it dseno't mtaetr in waht oerdr the ltteres in a wrod are, the olny iproamtnt tihng is taht the frsit and lsat ltteer be in the rghit pclae.\n\nThe rset can be a taotl mses and you can sitll raed it whotuit a pboerlm. Tihs is bcuseae the huamn mnid deos not raed ervey lteter by istlef, but the wrod as a wlohe. Azanmig huh? yaeh and I awlyas tghuhot slpeling was ipmorantt!
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Most all of us have negative thoughts at one time or another.  It is quite normal.  Some of us go to an extreme in either direction.  Thus, modern day science has created medicine to help us stay more at ease with our thoughts and emotions.\n\nMy advice is to seek professional advice!  There is nothing wrong with this!  It is widely accepted in todays society!\n\nIt is good for the both of you you that he is comfortable talking with you about his feelings.  It is (IMHO) also somewhat rare to have this communication in this day between parent and child!\n\nMe thinks a job well done thus far!  Continue on!\n\nThe Ol' Sasquatch Ü
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As with all professions, there are people who really like what they do AND are good at teaching. There are others who like what they do BUT are not any good at explaining anything, or simply lack the knowledge (believe me, I work at a school for teachers and some are abysmally ignorant!! and still get to go out and teach). And there are others who don´t like teaching but have to do it (because of the pay, or academic requirements). Those are the worst, I think. \nBut luckily you'll have a good mix of different kinds of teachers. Next time that you feel like attacking a teacher, please stop and think that maybe he/she's just tired and disheartened, and needs some good attitude from the students. I know that a good response works for me!
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Deff tell a teacher. I know you dont want any other conflict, but if you tell the teacher you dont want them to know cause they might bully you somemore, im sure they would be able to help. Or take the bus home? I donno good luck! I would deff tell someone.
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hey. what's normal and what's crazy? just b/c someone doesn't act like the way u think they should act doesn't mean they are nuts. Y should we act all the same like robots? the entire world is made up of different ppl. cuz i don't do things like u want me to doesn't mean i'm crazy. i get that all the time. any way good question.
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OMG!That is hilarious.   \n\nAnd looks like someone "shunned" their "educashun"!  LOL\n\nBy the way, justme, speaking of spelling, it's "losers" not "loosers".
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How about paying attention to what your teacher is saying? I am serious...you are there to learn, not to pass time. I think you must be joking, right?