Do you ever get excited for school days to start?

OF COURSE YOU DO! You thought of buying new school supplies, buying new clothes, getting ready to finally meet your gals in schools and getting ready for the new class!

But what comes to our mind when school days starts? 

PROJECTS, ASSIGNMENTS, ACTIVITIES, PERFORMANCES ETC. It's like we are human robot that can do anything that they want us to dooooo!

It's only 1st quarter. June 29 to be specific, but we have pile of works to do in different subjects!!!

*ehem* we have 9 subjects *ehem*

I can't hardly see myself not holding a book/note book in our house, reviewing or doing projects and reports.

And we have this teacher that set us in 4 groups so we can report every Unit, basically WE STUDENTS ARE GOING TO REPORT AND LEARN ALL BY OURSELVES THE WHOLE YEAR! 

WOAAHH! Wait! Isn't this a school? Should it be the teachers to teach us lessons? 

Ofcourse I understand the point of reporting, but to the point that, ALL OVER THE WHOLE SCHOOL YEAR?! Like really?! Why did you even get yourself into teaching if all you gonna do is let us report the whole lessons?

And plus the other stuff to do, it's like when we got an assignment/report/project in one subject THE REST WILL FOLLOW!

HELLO GUYSSS!!! WE ARE STILL TEENAGERS, WE NEED TIME FOR OURSELVESSSSSS! AND HELLOOOOO                                    IT'S JUST JUNE PLEASE CHILL OUTTT!                                     

OKAYYYY so enough with the rant. 

Despite all of those, I realized ONE THING about studying so far...

That any test CANNOT define your KNOWLEDGE. It only defines your MEMORY. 

Why? Because students now a days, review 10-30 minutes before the quiz or any test, that's why they only memorize things, they don't really learn a thing. If there are students who are really learning something without reviewing, I mean just from discussions, well their knowledge is in full capacity. But when we all take a test, it only defines our memory or memorization skills. Recitation is one way to define knowledge, because it's oral and on the spot. 

Comment down below if you agree with me and if you can relate ;)