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May 12, 2009
Teachers shouldn’t yell at us for talking if we’re not doing work. I mean, come on, is it really that serious? They should yell at us if we’re being way to loud, not just calmly talking. We should be able to discuss our feelings towards the subject we learned. Besides, I think talking in class helps us students not to be bored and continue to fall asleep during class. For us teens’, talking is what helps keeps our brains awake.
© Jessica F., Bradford, MA
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