What would you want to hear?

Question

in a senior farewell speech

Answer 1

these 12 yrs have not been easy, but along the way i have learned alot not only education but life, some good an some bad. i have met alot of wonderful people in my life i am thankful for now is not a time to quit but a time to look forward to what can i accomplish in the future for the better of man kind i come not to be served but to serve for what ever life leads me. i hope i make right choices but learn from the wrong one.listen for the wisdom of my elders , not all r wise but discern the difference. this is a mile stone i have crossed and will cross hope to build bridges of hope, love respect to others that r less fortunate but thank god i made it i am happy to have come this far thanks to alot of dedicated teachers

Answer 2

Your teachers and all the adults in the room expect to hear we will be sad blah blah blah but the future looks bright blah blah blah.  

Your peers all want something fun and short and sweet, Like

Thank God it's over we now get to move to the next step we may not be old enough to drink but I think it is time to start the party and celebrate getting out of here and moving on to whatever life holds for us.

Let the party begin!!!

Answer 3

Well, there's a big difference between what i want to hear, and what i'd expect someone to say. Personally, i'd say that my entire school experience will only help me so far, and after today (that day) we'll have to learn everything all over again, cuz let's face it, it's only called teaching if your students are learning, and we usually had more to say than to take in. I'd want to hear something short and unconventional like that. That, or someone saying "This place sucked, and i hate that i'm up here." It's what everyone's thinking, but no one ever says it.

Answer 4

dont know.

Answer 5

that the education you've recieved the last 4 years are the building blocks to a successful future.  You can be whatever you want to be....and good luck in the future.