My parents expect me to get A's in all my classes or else they shout at me and try to kill me.   Being a math person I dislike english  but i managed write a junk essay an scrape  a 90.1/100 anyway.  I do that every year.
My physics first got a  50%  because i missed the final and was once sick for two weeks. My parents almost murdered me until i told them it was cause I missed it. Now it is up to a 82%. Every thing else got A's.

Yeah, that doesn't make sense.  We can access our grades online, down to the tenth of a percent.

For my grades they usually ranged like this:

English: 85%
-reading comprehension 0-80%
-other 90-100%

French: 55-65%
-reading comprenehsion 35-60% (I always passed in extremis)
-writting 65-90% (damn spelling/grammar... I reviewed my text 3 times and still ended up with 15-30 mistakes, dragging my total score down by this much)
-grammar 75%

Maths:
-Algebra 55-70%
-Trig (we barely did any) 75-80%
-Rest 80-100%

Computer science intro 80-100% (80 was only when a project had retarded rules like having to put a highscore system in a RPG involving just finding items and I decided to not follow them because it ruined the game. Otherwise I had 95-100% in everything)

Religion - 30-50%
Moral - 60-65%
Philosophy - 60-65% (I think you can notice what kind of class I hate the most here...)

Economy - 75-80%
History - 75-85% (I liked history class, unlike many other people around here)
Geography - 80-85%
Biology/ecology - 75-85% (100% if it involved lobster dissection... j/k)
Physical science/chem - 85-90% I hated it, but for odd reasons I always got high scores, even if it was friggin hard
Gym - 55-80% Depended of what we did. In a scenario where the teacher graded on performance, If it was badminton or Basket Ball, I got around 55-65%, if it was soccer (what you call football in Europe) or Volley Ball I got around 70-75%. If it was running/muscular exercise I got around 80%.
Arts - 65-75%, depending of what we did

Yeah, I hate when comp sci teachers make you follow stupid rules.  (Like six pages of paperwork for a program that calculates the area of a rectangle and the price to carpet it)

this makes me love my computer science teacher more. we did a lab where you had to process data from a text file into two student objects in java. i made a program that would process an unlimited amount of students. ever since, she's been laid back with whatever i do.

Quote from: MRide on October 29, 2010, 05:35:08 pm

Yeah, I hate when comp sci teachers make you follow stupid rules.  (Like six pages of paperwork for a program that calculates the area of a rectangle and the price to carpet it)

this makes me love my computer science teacher more. we did a lab where you had to process data from a text file into two student objects in java. i made a program that would process an unlimited amount of students. ever since, she's been laid back with whatever i do.

Yeah, my teacher likes me since I made a three dimensional array of pointers to dynamically create and array for a C++ project.

I tried to optimize a java program using Boolean logic, but apparently you can't type-cast a Bool to a byte, and you can't multiply a Bool by a number.

My teacher actually gives us some freedom, as long as we get the requirements done.  We had to do a ton of paperwork for C++, but not so much in java.

So, in one aspect, TI-BASIC > Java?

Yeah, that too.  But other than those, Java >> TI-BASIC