Saturday, November 19, 2011

Is it bad to love your classmates, schoolmates, teachers and all the other people in school?

not at all..

Is it bad to love your classmates, schoolmates, teachers and all the other people in school?
No its not bad as long as you dont do anything about it with your teachers!!
Reply:It sounds like you're enjoying being in school. Nothing wrong with that. Just don't be so "in love" that you get taken advantage of. Have a good time but keep your eyes open.
Reply:As U2 says:


And love is not the easy thing, the only baggage that you can bring, Its All That You Cant Leave Behind!!!


but the way of tellin the person that u love her, is important.
Reply:Is'n it too late to ask the silly question!!





what prevented you to love them? Only your prefixed ideas.
Reply:Perhaps you chose the wrong word. You probably mean like or respect. It is good to be happy and content. You will benefit and others will be pleased.
Reply:I couldn't find the additional details added that was indicated. K-12 or college? If K-12, then love is too strong of a word as others have mentioned. Liking school, and liking your teachers, and liking everybody in general is great. Few have that personality. If you believe your are "in love" with these people, you obviously can't be "in love with so many at one time. You can be attracted to several, incl. teachers, but you must not act on any attraction to someone that is an adult if you are a minor. Dating several (non-sexual) is ideal to get to know several different people before narrowing your choice down to one that you may love. I don't believe your question was about being "in love", rather liking school and those around you. Keep it up, be happy, make others happy by liking them... Wonderful attribute.
Reply:Who said? No.
Reply:why dont you ask yourselve is loving is bad ?
Reply:All at once or a couple at a time?
Reply:no it is not bad
Reply:Love is a powerful word. It is a feeling to be learnt because human being who does not feel love, is a wounded human being.





However; as a student you need to be very careful about 'domestic love' it may affect you psychologically and if care is not taken you might end up a dropout.





Just be careful


Where can I contact my former classmates?

Other than Classmates and Myspace (two great spots), you can also search your school name in google and go to the school website and find the alumni section

Where can I contact my former classmates?
Myspace.com
Reply:www.classmates.com!


How do you find information on classmates?

Classmates.com but to find much of anything you need to pay about $15 to join. I'd rather save the $15 and live in wonder.


What would you say to your classmates who always doubted you but later in life you turned successful??

HAHA BIACH THAT'LL TELL YOU NOT TO MAKE FUN OF ME!!





Oh yeah what was you're job again? Oh yeah it is garbage collector. And me you ask? I work for microsoft and am making 100,000 dollars a year when i don't do any over time.





EAT THAT!!





I am still in school but thats the job I am hoping for

What would you say to your classmates who always doubted you but later in life you turned successful??
I plan on saying thanks for all the negativity you sent my way, it just pushed me harder to become the successful woman I am today. Good bye.
Reply:tell them haha
Reply:If asked I would say it took a lot of hard work to make it happen.
Reply:Ha Ha Ha im succesful and your not...tell them that!!
Reply:Absolutely nothing. Just smile as they walk by.
Reply:Nothing I wouldnt have to it would just show
Reply:Yes I would like a hot apple pie with that! :)
Reply:Nothing...your success says enough.
Reply:Nothing. I'd let my success speak for itself.
Reply:asta la vista losers! and i would just walk away...
Reply:i'd say "who's laughing now?"

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Is it bad to love your classmates, schoolmates, teachers and all the other people in school?

No, it is never wrong to love, as long as you set specific guidelines as far as decency is concerned. Loving people from within the school you are going to, gives so much pressure to a specific relationship thus it also gives a lot of restrictions to it. Loving people within the school premises is like having an affair inside the office or work area.


Sets of guidelines are made to really make it work out. That's why they say "All is fair in love and war". This is when this quotation applies.

Is it bad to love your classmates, schoolmates, teachers and all the other people in school?
NO its not bad. It Just means that you are more mature than other people who "HATE" Others for no apparent reason
Reply:No thats a really sweet thing. its great that you enjoy your school and everyone in it
Reply:NO


Im in school and all my classmates are perverted what do i do??

all they talk about is nasty stuff that is dirty and anoying (in high school)

Im in school and all my classmates are perverted what do i do??
perverted means not the norm, they are normal it's you that's odd
Reply:Congratulations you are an older and wiser soul..try to find some new friends. Most likely they talk like that as a competition for who is the 'coolest' or most bizarre. You will attract great people into your life if you don't associate with them and walk your own line. You can't change them, you can only live by example and try to change your surroundings as best you can. You could try telling them that you are offended by it, it may reach one of them.
Reply:Welcome to high school.


Should I dime on my classmates to protect my grade or not?

I’m a full-time adult non-traditional student and I just finished my final group project to get my degree. In this group project I was working with three younger traditional students. During the project I began to realize that these students, although very bright, had the attitude that they knew it all, and nothing I suggested seemed to appeal to them. I tried several times to express to them that based on my 20 years plus experience in the business world that we were conducting the project incorrectly. Well, they rejected all of my ideas because they felt they were swifter than I was, so eventually I gave up trying to tell them. After that I was forced to do the project their way because I was out voted 3 to 1.


I found it very difficult to follow their way which had no logic, no organization and many times they would make decisions and not inform me. They seemed to want the spotlight but resented the work load that came with having the spotlight.

Should I dime on my classmates to protect my grade or not?
I agree with david but I think the others didn't read the question to some extent.





You don't compromise when people aren't following the rules. You can't compromise if they aren't willing to compromise back. You can't work "with" people who aren't willing to work with you - So, I consider SOME of the advice here kind of hollow and very one sided. (Scares me to think of them being in charge actually).





Being able to present your ideas and persuade them IS a skill, but that also depends on the people you're presenting to, so if they really did want to screw around and not follow the rules, then it sounds like it wouldn't matter what you did. You already complimented them that they were very bright - talked about them not informing you.





Talking to an instructor earlier would be helpful and a good business decision, but can't be done now and YOURE A STUDENT SO YOURE LEARNING STILL , so is good info for next time. (So give 'em a break guys! Sheesh!)





Go for the grade though - if they aren't going to support you, you'll have to do it yourself.





Explain to the instructor your concern about "ratting them out" and that's not what you want to be doing and that you're concerned for the grade. Demonstrate your ability behind the scenes to the instructor one on one, that could help you out, and ***I would suggest doing it in person, I don't reccomend letters. Too much is left to chance on interpretation. You can buy yourself an out with doing it in person if you feel it's not going well.***
Reply:Business is Business.... In order to be successful, you must have the ability to work with a variety of different people. If you tell on them, it reflects that you are blaming them, rather than mentoring. If you had found they were not seeing it your way, you should have pulled the instructor in earlier. To see the Titanic sink and not talk to the professor earlier is now going to reflect that you are whiny and just want to punish the other guys for messing up. Well, business is business. Teams are highly emphasized in the business world. If I had an employee no matter how many years of experience say he or she cannot work with the young MBA's well, I'd tell him or her that they aren't finding the skills to work together. There's a key word: Compromise. IF you don't compromise, you aren't doing a very good job of leading or working as a business person ought to. We have business ethics also...
Reply:Young people dont always want to comform to the rules.If this was the problem and that is why you dont feel comfortable then you should have talked to the professor or compromise with the young people ,In this world you have to work with a variety of people.Maybe you should look at talking with your professor before he marks the project.Its your count that counts and you have wisdom and age over the young people.
Reply:Well, if you don't want to look like a "tattle-tale", then I suggest that you tell these people how you feel. Don't be mean, but get straight to the point. If you don't care about being a tattle-tale or not, then I suggest you tell the professor what was going on, but then, if you do that, you wouldn't be acting like a mature adult (in my point of view).
Reply:What do you mean by "dime" on the group your were assigned? I understand that working with young people who do not share your years of experience is daunting but how and when did you, with your years of experience lose site of the big picture? Rejection is something we shrug off and then swing back with a fresh idea.





These young people walked all over you because they have been trained to do just that. Your job was to make sense out of their mishmash of reason (which they do well) and then to make it work for you. Are you under the impression that the business world is waiting for you and not tailored to them? Welcome back to the business world.





On a better note, I really do feel your pain. It is hard to think we are not the ones who rule quite as well as we once thought.
Reply:Speak with your professor. You are a non-trad and bring some maturity to the table. Ask if you can be reassigned to another team. Or, see if your professor is ok with what they are planning. You never know they may be ok with you what they are doing just because its different.


Dont approach it as if you are telling on them, rather ask for your professors advice and find out what he/she would do in your situation. Then you will have your answer.


BTW, next semester you will not know these people, and you have no allegiance to them so its not diming them out. Its getting you the grade you want and the one you can live with.
Reply:if you know their going to talk about you just forget about them and send it without your team knowing if your afraid they'll gang up on you, but if u don kno it depends on ur grade if ur to low take a chance n send it, if ur grade is high..just forget about it