I have a job and other responsibilities that come with growing up, studying three hours is not bad.

 

I hardly ever study but I always get above 80% ;-;
It's a good life o'er here

 

I'm in fifth grade and this is nothing lol. Really, this is nothing.

 

My Algebra STAAR is on Monday, then History on Tuesday, and Science on Wednesday.

 

In the U.S. You would be in 8'th grade and it is my first year doing the STAAR test since I am in third grade right now.

 

You spend tons more time on the forums. Just suck it up you you wuss.

 

And it says on your profile you're 10 soz.

 

Funny, we had TCAP in Colorado last year. It's now called CMAS.

 

*dissapointng exhale*

Here comes the Australian here to teach you all the meaning of study...

I'm in year 11, and I am forced to study from 3pm to 9pm (6 hours no break) on Monday-Friday, and from 11am to 7pm (8 hours) during school term, and during Holliday, the weekend schedule runs everyday until school starts again. I am completing the VCE (Victorian Certificate of Education) which I need to complete 20 sections (each subject has 2 sections and I have 12 subjects over the 2 years), which only allows me to fail a maximum of 4 sections. If I fail more than I am allowed to, I have to leave school, with the only way to get a job is to go through tafe (which is a university that takes failures who didn't pass the VCE) with the only job aspect from that are owning your own business, being a gym instructor or answering questions at help centres (jobs that need to certain credentials)

So you see, Australia is a b****, and I suffer, but I still make time for you all and for my own leisure

Btw: years 11 and 12 for me are the last 2 years of college for americans

 

So I believe that two hours is a lot for a 5th grader, but I had about 5 hours of homework, essays, and tests in 7th grade. And I survived.

Not to be rude, but complaining will do absuty nothing. No need to be mad as for the others.

 

If anyone is in Georgia, you'll know that it ain't the CRCT no more, but the Georgia Milestone. I never study for tests, those are freaking easy. Always get a 90+, I hate B's, my parents hate B's, and I consider anything under a 95-90 bad. When I took the Georgia Milestone, I expected a challenge. Haha, no. It was freaking easy, way easier than the CRCT. We'll see how Social Studies and Science go on Monday and Tuesday. But not to brag or anything, I seriously will slap myself hard if I get a B, even an 89.

 

My sister took it and she said it was easy. Are you in 7th or 8th?

 

7th.

 

HOW OLD ARE YOU? you tell me you are 14, your mod app said you are 10 and 9, and now you are a third grader?Make up your mind now....

 

P.s I finished the 3 hours.... Now I just have 2 more hours of other homeowork.

 

I live near Georgia, because well
Tennessee
Comprehensive
Assessment
Program

 

Tests are meant to tell if you've comprehended the material that you've learned.

Here are my problems with tests:
--There are too many tests and not enough time spent learning
--Your entire grade sometimes depends on a test, although you've done all of your homework/special assignments
--Tests create extreme stress
--The government reduces funding to schools that have low test scores (this influences the amount of learning materials and number of teachers)

 

Exactly

 

I used to go to a private school, and I wanted to shove my principles face in a toilet... and then flush.