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I need to persuade my counselor to change my math class, can you help me?

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So i had my math teacher Mr. M for 2 years now. I got another math teacher for my junoir year. I made an appointment to talk to me counselor. I really want Mr. M for math again because his class is super easy to pass, thats the only reason i want that teacher again. Can you write something that is convincing?

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  1. No.

    Because if the only reason you want him is because he's easy, you're wasting your time.


  2. I agree with the first answer. The sole purpose of education is so you can learn. If you don't understand the material, get a tutor. If you take a class you can pass easily, you won't learn anything; and needless to say, learning is important. It'll get you by in the real world - and also, your work ethic will improve, and that is also something that's very important.

  3. No. Unless you have some serious problems with the new teacher, chances are the counselor won't change the class. When you get into college, you'll be able to stick with certain teachers of your own volition but until then, you're pretty much stuck with him/her. With overcrowded schools these days, there's probably not enough room in other classes for that switch to happen anyway.

    Why not view this as an opportunity not only to challenge yourself, but to grow in your experience of dealing with others? Not all of us are going to be able to be around the people we like all the time and the sooner you learn this, the better off you'll be now and in the future.  

  4. Just tell your guidance counselor how well you understand his lessons and that he's the first teacher to really make it click for you or something like that. ( The guidance counselor will believe this because you've been passing the class) You can also point out that he has worked well for you for the past two years, so why would you start up with a different teacher now. Worst comes to worst if you complain enough or get a parent to talk to the guidance counselor, the counselor will be sick of hearing your complaining and will just do it anyway. thats a last resort though because it won't alays work depending  on the person.

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