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jeez. everyone is mad or sad or whaaatever around here lately. everyone should have listened to me when i said this thread should die. :bigcry: now IM sad or mad orrr WHATEVER. this thread should of have died because look at it now. pffffffffft. bye. :bigcry: i love you chiaraa.. :hug: aleeex. your group is awesome! :hug: bye :(

:confused: whatever. bye rudy..

^ yes. :( i love my ghost who doesn't want to be a ghost anymore.. :hug:

:D

soomethingsiswrongwithrudy.

bye rudy :\

well he was here a second ago :surprised:

ooopsy. double post :lol:

when did rudy say he was going to sleep? :lol: :hug: yey hugs! :nice:

where IS everybody? :uhoh: rruudz. min. chiaraaa.. niick.. :rolleyes: heeelllooo?

woo. i love it alex! :dance: :hug: *joins*

i love hugs! :surprised: we always have attacks of this smiley and that smiley.. but never of hug smiley! :cry: :hug::hug::hug::hug::hug: :hug::hug::hug::hug::hug: :hug::hug::hug::hug::hug: :hug::hug::hug::hug::hug: :hug::hug::hug::hug::hug: :hug::hug::hug::hug::hug: :hug::hug::hug::hug::hug: :hug::hug::hug::hug::hug: :hug::hug::hug::hug::hug: :hug::hug::hug::hug::hug: :hug::hug::hug::hug::hug: ieee. huggz. :hug:

wooo. well said! i vote chiara for president. :D

i'm still half a sleep trying to prove a point.. :P how are you alex? :hug: hahaha. and if you ask me this thread is half dead.. :uhoh:

i dindn't change its name. ren did.. and he decided to move it back to 'coldplay' where it used to be before. if you read the pages before in the thread you'll see. i'm not sure if they are in spanish tho.. hahaha.

ohh. i love his photography!! thank youu for posting this. :D

yeah. you need tradition to have good food :) cuz whomever made that recepie probably put love and care into that dish. and i'm pretty sure they wouldn't put in it something that would potentially kill you. :lol: i've never gone to KFC. and never will. ew :P

oh. and one more thing. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RdO4mI68JzA&feature=channel]YouTube - "One Nation Left Behind" Campaign[/ame]

stop crying rudz. :hug:

"School districts across America are dealing with the struggle to keep pace with education around the world. Perhaps it is time to examine a minor mystery which has major consequences. Somehow children in some Asian countries and throughout Europe are high achievers in basic education (elementary and secondary school) and make us ashamed of our American school systems. These same learners flock to America to attend our universities and earn degrees. This raises the question: How is it that we cannot prepare our young people at elementary and secondary levels to successfully compete in universities which are valued so highly by foreign students? It would seem that someone in America must know something about education. Our elementary and secondary teachers are trained in those same hallowed halls, but whatever they learn seems to be lost before they reach the classrooms, the very same classrooms where we expect them to work. Perhaps there is a difference between American education and American educational systems. If the problem is American education, then we need to really examine curriculum and pedagogy. We need to decide how to change what is taught and how it is taught. If the problem is the educational systems, then we need to take a look at what happens to prevent the teaching of valuable content that will carry our students where we would like to see them go. Looking at the content of foreign school systems and comparing that content with our schools would indicate that the problem is not with the subjects taught. To a degree, the content is consistent to a level that allows foreign students to transition into our higher levels of learning without serious problems. This takes us to considering teaching methods. If the methods used in other countries are more effective than our methods, then we need to change, or at least improve, the ways we teach. Personally, I find many problems in the methods we use. Teachers are turned loose to do as they wish in far too many classrooms. Sometimes they mirror the treatment they received in school; sometimes they do what they have done for many years without beneficial change. In some schools, the notion of continued professional development is ignored; and instead of seeking improved performance, mediocre performance is rewarded by promotion to decision- making positions. Educational leaders are found pandering to money and politics rather than performing their duties in the best interests of the students. Competency in the classroom is rewarded with unfair criticism and no encouragement from administration. In response to this, teachers are left to depend on labor unions to try to secure their futures; and the only entities that benefit are the unions. Professional commitment is pushed aside in favor of basic survival. It seems to me that if we are to bring our school systems up to a desirable level of performance and properly prepare American learners to compete in higher education and, ultimately, in the global workplace, we need to take a close look at what works in some other school systems and make difficult decisions about real change. We need to prepare for and institute real reform in education." yey for articles.

urggh. i dont need all this.. i just woke up.. :sleep:

ok. 1. well then there you you go. if you feel this urge to move out when you're in college. one thing you really shouldn't do unless you go out of state. then yeah. get a job then. not when you're 16 just cuz you're greedy and you want to buy that ooh so cool tshirt. 2. hahahaha. are you serious? the things im learning here in high school i learned in middle school in italy. just the other day in a 12 GRADE CLASS we were playing a little kids game and coloring. italian schools would laugh drop and roll at that. you shouldn't have to HANDLE THAT. cuz like you said if you don't waste your time in drugs (get a job to buy your drugs) school is all you need till you are 18.

hahahahaahah. *evil* well. *angel* the type where chris pushes all the keys and jonny tells him which one to keep :D so i can have a good laugh :lol:

hahahaa. oook. well. 1. why do you necessarly have to do that? so you can move out when you're 18? so you screw up and you go back crying to your parents? 2. WORK and STUDY you say. maiby that's one of the reasons why american students are the students that get one of the most poor educations around the world. when you are under 18 all you should think about is school. not working. working is for when you are out of college. your parents should support you till that age. woo. end of rant.

OOOH. THE VIDEO! :heart: private lessons with chris? uuh. i'll take one.