> Reading/screwing around with computers was a great way to learn, honestly, but I'd prefer to have a good teacher if possible. My point was that, despite bein

> Reading/screwing around with computers was a great way to learn, honestly, but I'd prefer to have a good teacher if possible. My point was that, despite being lazy for a year and only advancing at the rate that my curiosity dictated, I ended up ahead of my peers who spent 7 hours a day in class learning school stuff, and countless hours doing homework. This led to a very boring 8th grade year.