Wow
The lack of actual work finally caught up to us on this Government test. I'm not surprised....AT ALL.
I was really surprised to find the entire Econ class turn against Franklin...or, at least, Franklin's method teaching. I thought I was the only one who didn't like his technique of lecturing about random stuff. Sure, this is a college level course, but we're still high school students. Of course, we're considered the "elite AP students" and we're expected to already know the college-style lecturing. But Mr. Franklin has taught AP Government before; shouldn't he have expected this?
So, now we're gonna get more work from Mr. Franklin. Is that a good thing, or a bad thing?
I was really surprised to find the entire Econ class turn against Franklin...or, at least, Franklin's method teaching. I thought I was the only one who didn't like his technique of lecturing about random stuff. Sure, this is a college level course, but we're still high school students. Of course, we're considered the "elite AP students" and we're expected to already know the college-style lecturing. But Mr. Franklin has taught AP Government before; shouldn't he have expected this?
So, now we're gonna get more work from Mr. Franklin. Is that a good thing, or a bad thing?