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I think that at most public schools there are two separate paths of least resistance: * Do most of your homework and get acceptable grades. This is what most s
by cryptarch 10y ago
I think that at most public schools there are two separate paths of least resistance:
* Do most of your homework and get acceptable grades. This is what most students do.
* Don't do jack and be consistent. Many teachers will give up if you never do homework, and if you skip enough classes there won't be enough time to sit out all your due detention. It's also well possible that your school has a leaky detention administration and it ends up never happening.
- jddjdbdbd3 10y agoI chose path b. Never did homework. I always forgot it. If you passively deflect enough, people will eventually just give up. Especially when you get good to excellent grades in the exams. The same worked at university. Dont go to lectures, dont do coursework or go to practicals. Get the past exam papers and learn to solve them over a month to two months before the exams. Solid 2.1, job done. Except I was utterly miserible through out that whole time. Lol. I could have been working in theoretical physics had my childhood not been a car wreck. Nope, doing web development, so dull :(