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<p>That’s what I believe as well. But still, I don’t think saying ‘I think grades are a poor representation of a person’s intelligence’ is a viable excuse to not get good grades. </p>
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<p>Exactly. There are two teachers in my school for Algebra II/Trig Hon. One of them (mine), is a great but very difficult teacher. Most people think he’s weird and whatnot, and most people also do poorly in his class. Those that learn from his class, end up in AP Calc AB/BC and/or some sort of other college math in high school. The other teacher is ridiculously easy, beyond belief almost. My class is 5 chapters ahead of that teacher’s class, and cheating is widespread in that class (my friend says that a few main people take turns actually studying for the test, and everyone else just cheats off him/her).
So I may bust my bum for a 90 (I AM busting my bum for a 90), while someone in the other class can pull off a 95 easy while having a basic free period.</p>
<p>Anyone else?</p>