
11 Report Card Comments We All Feared Seeing
Few things created more anxiety in school than opening a report card and scanning for teacher comments. These carefully worded phrases carried a weight that sometimes said more than the actual grade.
Few things created more anxiety in school than opening a report card and scanning for teacher comments. These carefully worded phrases carried a weight that sometimes said more than the actual grade.
These bulletin board themes were found in nearly every ’90s classroom, helping teachers decorate while reinforcing school values.
Some grading methods used in the past would be considered biased, unclear, or inappropriate in schools today.
Certain things on your teacher’s desk made you feel like the desk was off-limits—and for good reason.
Classrooms in the ’80s were a whole different world—less filtered, more direct, and full of moments that would never fly today. Teachers had a level of freedom that sometimes walked the line between old-school discipline and serious HR violations. What seemed normal then might be a breaking news headline now.