Thursday, July 26, 2007
This afternoon, Trisha asked me trade seats with her. Her chair was in the middle row and she was the third from the white board. Her seat was nearer than my seat so that means that if I were to trade seats with her, then I might suffer the consequences of being spotted by the teacher first.
But still, I approved of her offer. So I sat there for Pre-Calculus time. I thought Mr. Camacho was bound to notice but fortunately, he did not. What happened earlier, I realized that sitting nearer to the board will enhance my hearing skills and attentiveness. Why? Well, because you're easily seen by the teacher and you can't talk and talk and talk or else, you'll get scolded for making such a fuss that will be enough to disrupt everyone else's attention.
IN my original seat, I tend to get distracted by this and that so as a result, I may not be able to focus completely on the lesson. Especially when a book (i.e. Harry Potter ^_^) is lying around, I can easily forget what the teacher was discussing about. And when one sits at the front or somewhere near the front row, you can really adapt well with the lesson and even hear and understand the lecture clearly.
Next time Trisha offers me to trade seats, I'll gladly and surely accept her proposal. Pero kung may quiz, wag na. Hahahaha. Just kidding. o_o
But still, I approved of her offer. So I sat there for Pre-Calculus time. I thought Mr. Camacho was bound to notice but fortunately, he did not. What happened earlier, I realized that sitting nearer to the board will enhance my hearing skills and attentiveness. Why? Well, because you're easily seen by the teacher and you can't talk and talk and talk or else, you'll get scolded for making such a fuss that will be enough to disrupt everyone else's attention.
IN my original seat, I tend to get distracted by this and that so as a result, I may not be able to focus completely on the lesson. Especially when a book (i.e. Harry Potter ^_^) is lying around, I can easily forget what the teacher was discussing about. And when one sits at the front or somewhere near the front row, you can really adapt well with the lesson and even hear and understand the lecture clearly.
Next time Trisha offers me to trade seats, I'll gladly and surely accept her proposal. Pero kung may quiz, wag na. Hahahaha. Just kidding. o_o
Labels: classroom, lessons, studying
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