I need to know a few things ^^:\n1. How much does Toilet Paper cost?\n2. How much does Shampoo cost? Conditioner? Paper towels? \nThanks soi much =D my freinds and I have been procrasinating because we hate our teacher...who's maybe...24 years old T-T" and should NOT be teaching Highschool. She sucks. poor thing, at least were nice to her and don't torture her like our class mates ><'
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Grow up kid.  You ought to smacked for your attitude.
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It feel it's just homework for the adults..LOL and the prices are toooo high!! Like I wouldn't let my kids go door to door these days. That's why parents just take the form to work...pass it around...then the parents get the headache of overpaying. B/c for some reason, when you count the money it's always short...and really nothing is as good as some GIRL SCOUT COOKIES!MMM!
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Right now, trees are coming between you and global warming, climate change, disruption of agriculture, food shortages, etc. You could show a little appreciation for what the trees are doing for you to begin with.\n\nSecondly, who pays for this paper? Do you bring your own, or is it just another example of a resource that the school or the American taxpayer provide for you, and which you take for granted? \n\nI've worked in schools which provided no money at all for teachers to buy supplies. Everything had to come out of their own salary, and most teachers are underpaid for their education and skills. I have even heard of a teacher picking a printer's business card out of a pool of vomit outside a bar, so she could call him later and beg for copy/printer paper for her class. For the record, it wasn't me!\n\nWhat you said was disrespectful. Your teacher might have called you a spoiled brat, but he is probably more mature than you and has learned not to take such thoughtless comments personally. It's one of the things you have to learn in order to survive as a teacher.
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i love summer classes,, they are over so quickly, just put in the time and effort and you should pass.. to keep motivated,, find something in the store that you really want,, then every time you go to class, take notes, study/ pay attention, etc, put a few dollars into a jar,.. but make the item nice, like a pair of shoes that your boyfriend would never let you have....    each time you successfully complete a class session brings you closer to that sweet prize,  the thing is that you can't buy the item on discount and you have to sock away the same amount of money each time.. if you miss two or more classes kiss the sweetness goodbye and be honest with yourself,, that way when you are done with classes you get to get that sweet item that you normally wouldn't be able to get with an excuse,, " i worked hard for this" etc.. GOOD LUCK
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6th grade?? Discussing "sucking off" someone? What the hell kind of sex ed class was this anyway? Is that what our education system is teaching America's children these days?\nI don't ever remember that kind of talk when I was young.\nMaybe your Mrs. Johnson was a bit of a perv.\n**And BTW...no it's not sick if you are in love and committed to pleasuring each other.
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Yes.  Today my husband and I left our home to deliver papers at 2:20 am.  We finished at 5:30 am.  On our way home, we got a flat tire.  Long story short, through a series of events, our radiator was leaking and we had to be towed to a place to get it fixed.  It is now 7:45 am.  The car wasn't fixed until 11:30 am.  I got home and go to go finally at 11:45 am.  That is over 9 hours.  \n\nBy the way, I'm a teacher.  I never have time to go the bathroom.  I'm so busy with kids, lesson plans, etc., that I guess we feel if we cannot leave class to use the restroom, you will have to use it on breaks.  I know it is hard to get from the classroom to another classroom in such a short time, go to your locker and to the restroom.  Try getting a pass for a little extra time from one of your teachers.  \n\nI just try not to think about it.  It really isn't good for you at all.  If this because a real health issue, ask your mom to have your doctor write you a note.  Teacher's have to pay attention to those.
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If your not legally an adult, your parents should provide all basics of shelter, food, clothing, school and personal hygiene.  Any parent who tries to make you pay for basics is a JERK!\n\nNow, if you are talking about wanting special shampoo, premium soap, well, it is okay to ask you to spend your $ if you want these as a matter of personal preference.\n\nYour only a teenager once, don't let your parents rob you of this special time by pushing you to be a full fledged adult too quickly.  \n\nTo me, if you go to school full time, and have a part time job on the side, while maintaining good grades, you are demonstrating responsibility.  Any parent who tries to say they are 'teaching responsibility' by making their teenager pay for things that they (the adults) really should (in fact, it is a technically a law that they must), and cleaning 3/4 of the house, is shrugging their own responsibility as a parent.  Do they know they have a child, or do they think they have a maid/slave?\n\nAs far as what to do ... don't tell you parents about all the money you make or have.  It will just tempt them to try to unfairly transfer costs to your shoulders.  Sounds like they are possibly jealous of you - my guess would be their teenage years were not great, and maybe they are little bitter and think it is unfair that you are doing well.
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A few years ago i paid for classes... Instead of taking classes go to borders buy the books and buy a few onld pc's you can network together.. It will be much cheaper and get the same thing out of it.. all the do in the classes is read out of the books
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Summer camp and high school P.E. are totally different.  I was lucky enough to not to have to take it in high school because marching band counted as a P.E. credit.  I do remember how embarrassed I was in junior high, though.  I would suggest just going ahead and deal with it, and remember to keep your towel up after you are done showering.  I bet you are not the only one who isn't looking forward to shower time.  Two points to remember:  Small ones soft usually grow more than bigger ones soft (mine doesn't look too impressive in the shower either, but when it's showtime it will "rise" to the occasion).  Secondly, if anyone is jerky enough to make fun of you, ask them why they are checking your stuff out and make fun of them for it within earshot of the other guys.  That should shut them up quick.  Have a good senior year!
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Awwwww...your so sweet, I feel bad taking a compliment when there's so many other people good at answering and asking but thanks so much, I think Yahoo answers is cool, way cheaper than a shrink and this is way more fun...lol..have a good day...God bless
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Yes i am totally in agreement.The teachers now a days expect the parents to teach your child at home,i believe in helping your child,but i refuse to teach my child and pay the taxes that we do.Now a days the children will be left behind with what is being taught,but not being explained to them.My kindergartner's teacher is complaining of his reading,excuse me,i never learned how to read until the second grade.See Jane run,See Dick get Spot,you know?It is totally a money issue not a caring child issue,or things would not be like this in our school systems.Sorry for the bluntness,but this is also a touchy subject for me as well.Take Care!
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well my friend just started having her period....\nand she didn't know. so basically it was all over her pants, left little marks over the chairs we sat on after lunch through out the day till a teacher told her. and by then she sat on 5 chairs. \n\n\nnot from 6th grade, but 4th grade, i had a friend who slept through our standard test (WASL) the whole thing.
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I was a Freshman (Scrub) in high school and I got dragged into and 'trash canned' head first in the girls locker room by 5 jocks and when I got the can off of me there was a used pad stuck to the side of my head. Everyone laughed and called me Tampon Head and Bloody Boy! Kids can be cruel! I hated my high school years!
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Find a question that relates to the local area you live in, something you may have noticed, or has controversy.  A saying I like is "One measurement is worth a thousand expert opinions", which is the essence of science.  So find something to measure.  When I was in school (a long time ago) people I knew wondered about whether the local creek was clean enough.  Kids played in the creek and some people fished in it, but I thought it shouldn't foam and have a not quite clear look.  So, I got some sterile petri dishes from the biology lab, got some q-tips, and talked the local hospital pathologist into helping me.  If you need help, ask, you might be surprised, it turned out he was curious too.  Anyway, I learned a bit about how to identify bacteria and yes, the creek was polluted-bad!  I made the front page of the local paper.  I'm not saying do this, but think of a local problem and measure it.  Hope this helps.
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You need to first figure out what your costs will be. Your costs are usually:\n\nLabor costs for the teacher (how much does it cost in labor time to prepare the class, teach the class, and do anything outside of class that is required (grade papers, etc.)\n\nMaterials cost: How much will materials cost to deliver the class. Include handouts, flipcharts, videos, etc.\n\nVenue costs: How much will it cost to have the use of a training room? Include refreshments and food in this cost.\n\nMarketing costs: Include how much it costs to advertise the class if you are responsible for this (postage, brochures, printing, etc.)\n\nProfit margin: Give yourself a profit for your work.\n\nThe number of participants plays a role in terms of cost; usually the more participants you have the lower the overall per person cost is.\n\nAdd it all up, see how much your cost is, then see how many participants you'll need to make the kind of money you want to make from the training.
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I don't have time to watch the video...at least not now, but I think it would depend how the money is spent, it's not just how much money a district has that can make the difference. BUT, of course having money and using it wisely could make a significant difference - for example...up to date text books, computers in the classroom, current maps in the classroom. It's difficult to teach when the material is 10 years old. It would also help to pay teachers more :-) because some really awesome teachers leave the profession because it costs more to live than we make. We do spend A LOT of out of pocket money for pencils, folders, paper and tissue and more because not all kids come from families who value education and send their kids to school with pencils or other supplies. I know I could make 3 times the money doing 1/3 the work, but there are things money can't buy, like the spontaneous hugs from kids and notes that tell me I'm the best teacher in the world.
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Maybe she was having a bad hair day. lol. Anyhow you can always retake the class next semester. You'll have an adavantage. If you don't like your teacher you can request a different one next time. ;) Peace!