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WHAT WOULD YOU CHANGE


I hear teachers giving lectures to the class

Those grades on the board are giving me anxiety,

The students crying after receiving their test scores

The teachers crying after grading the final

The coaches yelling at their students to run faster,

The Parents calling their kids to do their homework

The pencils scribbling all over the paper,

The Gradebook full of low grades

Each class, grades are low

The extra credit I fail to show

Failing classes is what we fear.

 
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<p>hope you like it.</p>

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