i kinda pay attention but every time i learn a lesson the next day i will forget about it; example: if the teacher ask "what did we learn yesterday?" i dont answer the question
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Do you actually pay attention to your class in school?
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i pay attention at first, then stop going to classes after like four weeks, then cram for finals. i'm only a first year at uni tho so i wonder how long this 'technique' will last .. haha...
yes
except at philosophy class
except at philosophy class
would like to give up on listening or being in class but there's still too many days in school left for me to do that
just don't really feel like listening too much
just don't really feel like listening too much
I was always half asleep
all the subjects are fun and interesting. the teachers too, so yeah I do pay attention to all of them
Most of the time I pay attention. Mainly depends on the teacher.
I try my best to pay attention.
Swear I miss one word and I fail to answer a simple question.
If I am tired though, I could care less about the day.
Swear I miss one word and I fail to answer a simple question.
If I am tired though, I could care less about the day.
Yesn't. I'm that one student In the google meet that always have their camera off. But I pay attention sometimes.
Short answer: Similar to GreatPlayer and Dial.
Well, not really in school anymore, but as a proverb tells: Every day is a school day.
Teacher-centred teaching's are even more tiresome than group activities in this regard. Most of the time when I'm supposed to learn something in that capacity I tend to become absent-minded; even if the topic's actually interesting. But that's not really a problem since most stuff is written down somewhere so I can compensate by solo-learning. And many of the nifty, practical tricks of a trade are passed down while working anyway; making it much easier to keep them in mind as you learn them as you need them.
Well, not really in school anymore, but as a proverb tells: Every day is a school day.
Teacher-centred teaching's are even more tiresome than group activities in this regard. Most of the time when I'm supposed to learn something in that capacity I tend to become absent-minded; even if the topic's actually interesting. But that's not really a problem since most stuff is written down somewhere so I can compensate by solo-learning. And many of the nifty, practical tricks of a trade are passed down while working anyway; making it much easier to keep them in mind as you learn them as you need them.
I pay attention to Maths related stuff, but anything else, no.
If it's a subject I'm not very good at and also useful.
Update because college: I try to most of the time, but it's hard if you use your laptop to take notes. I usually succeed, but sometimes you end up getting a ping on discord aboout how your dorm might have bedbugs and next thing you know 40 minutes have passed and the lecture is over.
Yeah i have to i go like 5 days in one week so i have to focus on days i go lol
No one play osu in my class, of course no
For my classmates im too strange, and my classmates have really boring interests for me
And i not pay attention to my class
And i not pay attention to my class