Absolutely not. Without a doubt, we are treated like things by the employees, and they seldom ever look out for us. Some of my teachers send me messages , and all they ever ask is for me to finish up any missing assignments. Like a "How are you doing?" "Is everything all right?" would be much appreciated. But I understand; they're educators. They must work and grade assignments.
What about us, though? We each have our own difficulties to solve, such as those relating to our mental health, our families, our finances, etc. Not everything is about classwork, homework, exams, or academics. Please at least periodically check on us to see how we're doing. Please.
I have discussed the faculty, school, teachers, and other students with some of my friends. Some things said include:
"The staff friendly, although they occasionally act really rudely and with a lot of attitude. " "Aunty Malissa is quite rude." "They genuinely don't care about our emotional well-being."
"On campus, there is quite a bit of trash, and the grass appears to be dying." "I believe it's fantastic!" "The lunch is disgusting."
"Many teachers are quite kind and pleasant, yet some are harsh and demanding." "I enjoy them."
These are but a few of the reviews I have accumulated. I'm just being honest; I'm not trying to being a bum. read more