* Three or four really great teachers, who taught me a lot.
* Lots of teachers blathering on about personal and rather inappropriate stuff. In retrospect, many seem emotionally desperate and treated the classroom as a captive audience to their personal drama.
* Being singled out and harassed by at least four teachers.
* The school administrator plucking a brand new IBM 386sx off the cart that was headed to the desperately underpowered computer lab. He did this so he could run Windows. So he could launch a DOS-based menu system. So he could switch between two DOS-based applications he used.
And the cycle continues.
Fire the teachers!
The students aren't learning - they're the problem!
Fire the administrators!
Fire the teachers!
The students aren't trying!
Fire the administrators!...
Perhaps the system itself is the problem. Change the system.
* Three or four really great teachers, who taught me a lot.
* Lots of teachers blathering on about personal and rather inappropriate stuff. In retrospect, many seem emotionally desperate and treated the classroom as a captive audience to their personal drama.
* Being singled out and harassed by at least four teachers.
* The school administrator plucking a brand new IBM 386sx off the cart that was headed to the desperately underpowered computer lab. He did this so he could run Windows. So he could launch a DOS-based menu system. So he could switch between two DOS-based applications he used.
Fire the administrators first.