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What determines your class grade and enjoyment? Is it your teacher's personality/approach at teaching or is it the actual class itself?

To me, both factors apply. The teacher plays a bigger role though, if I disagree with a teacher's mindset on something then we have conflicts on how a certain subject is learned and obviously I suffer.

but

If I have an amazing teacher with the best personality and the class is Biology(hated it soooooo much), then my grade will also suffer.

This is why I cant wait for Junior and senior year. I will be able to pick my own classes due to the fact that I will have Foreign Language, Athletics and "Arts" credits out of the way next year. And in my senior year,I wont have to take a science class. I know some will say,"Why not take those classes? They can only make you smarter." Yes, but only smarter in areas I dont care for. Im going to take all marketing classes when I can

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I like a teacher that can have fun, relate to the students, and still get the lesson done and it actually teaches you something. I've had one teacher in my life who was like a stand up comedian, everyday in class I would laugh my ass off, but he wouldn't teach us shit so I ended up getting a C+.

My Spanish teacher last year was a perfect teacher. She was hilarious, told us stories, told us about her boy friend, let us eat in class, yet she still taught us a lot which was awesome.

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I hate my theachers
I hate my life





j/k

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I would say the teacher has a bigger role. If you have a HORRIBLE teacher and you like the class then you will still most likely have a bad grade just because of the teachers HORRIBLENESS. But a good teacher make a HORRIBLE class fun. Thats what i think.

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I'd say it's how fun the teacher is, but more importantly who's in the class....


Lol, I think I triggered a group of new threads in here...

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Yeah a good teacher makes all the difference. It also depends on who you have in the class as well.