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Ilikemuppets

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heralde said:
Hey I hear you, that was me too! We had to fight to be heard.
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No offense, but it's like some kind of unwritten rule that the teaches pet has to not be very liked by other students. And I've been a teaches pet before, so I know what thats like. I've also been on the opposite end of the spectrum as well, so I know what that is like too. Kids can identify with you more for being seeming more like a regular Joe then being somebody's pet, so it's a lot less pressuring position to be in.
 
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Ilikemuppets said:
No offense, but it's like some kind of unwritten rule that the teaches pet has to not be very liked by other students. And I've been a teaches pet before, so I know what thats like. I've also been on the opposite end of the spectrum as well, so I know what that is like too. Kids can identify with you more for being seeming more like a regular Joe then being somebody's pet, so it's a lot less pressuring position to be in.
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Unless you don't care what the others think :excited:. I was always the teachers pet with nearly every single teacher I had and did fine. I'd much rather the teacher like me than my peers...But then I get along best with people older and younger than me :smile:
 
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I would ant to get along with the teacher too. It's an easier time in their class room when you do.
 
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Ilikemuppets said:
I would ant to get along with the teacher too. It's an easier time in their class room when you do.
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Right. Plus, it's in bad form to waste time slacking off when your parents--or yourself--are paying you through school.
 
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