#higher Secondary

[brightcampus]

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[ifwebefriends]

Me at the beginning of this semester: its my last year of college, but I’ve been having so much fun! It’s been great! I’ve loved learning and meeting so many people like me who are my age! I’m kinda sad for it to end but I know I can’t stay here forever

Me now: I need to graduate so I actually have some time to write my fiddauthor fanfic

[kiwisoap]

Started teaching Odyssey jump-ups to help get him back in shape for the hunting season! Hes a cheater tho, he just jumps to his perch first instead of to my glove LOL. I'm not too worried about that tho cus right now I just want to get him used to the overall procedure of jump up -> reward with meat tossed on the ground -> repeat.

Right now I'm just working on getting him in shape until his feathers finish growing in (you can see the patchiness in his tail where some of the feathers aren't full-length yet LMAO) and then it's HUNTING TIME BABY!!! Fingers crossed that he'll actually manage to catch more than 2 squirrels this season LMAO

[spotsupstuff]

If five pebbles was ever built for zephyr the same way he was built for moon, would he ever see her as a mentor?

i imagine that he'd!!! be more open with her than he is with Moon, because their personalities match better. Zephyr isn't really the doting, overprotective kind. She didn't have the chance to learn how to be affectionate and warm even though she wishes she could be and she needs to watch her own systems like a hawk 24/7 so she ain't got the attention to spare to nag at him even if she wanted to. they'd end up bonding over their anger at the injustice of the Iterators' fate, though

Pebs would probably take someone else as Mentor™ (she wouldn't be capable of fullfilling the expectations of that role), but he'd probably still look up to her a lot. she'd be like. a not-the-title mentor in the specific field of being angry at their situation and doing Something about it

[danidoesathing]

bitches cant be normal about fic writing they'll watch something silly and not meant to be taken seriously "hmmmm yes but have you thought about the horrific implications of living through such an event" and proceed to write the most fucked up shit you've ever read

[shhh-shooting-stars]

predictions for my junior cert results that come out tomorrow:

Higher maths: partially achieved (20-39%)

Higher english: higher merit (75-89%)

Higher Irish: merit (55-74%)

French: merit

German: merit

science: merit

Buisness: merit (in my defence we had 18 chapters left at the end of the year)

music: higher merit

home economics: higher merit.

History: higher merit

note: 40% is a pass

[whinyvents]

As someone who spent the entirety of my secondary school years in special ed, I am tired of not being able to relate to others on the topic of "universal" british secondary school experiences.

So in attempt to combat feeling left out, I have come up with my own list of quintessential secondary school experiences.

2009-2014 british special ed secondary school culture is:

Weekly spelling tests. Every year.

Teachers assuming we would all be too clueless to figure out that every staff computer password was literally set to "password".

Sex education not technically being abstinence only, but still lowkey encouraging it by primarily focusing on the negative consequences of engaging in sexual activity, such as STIs and unwanted pregnancy.

Strict dress codes being easy to enforce when the total number of students was small enough for everyone to be noticed individually.

Feeling nervous (due to stigma) whenever someone you perceived as normal would ask you what school you went to.

Every student in the entire school having to appear on stage at least once for the Christmas production each year.

Missing out on the classic "you can achieve anything if you just work hard" speech. Some kids were even told that they would never achieve their dream jobs.

That one teacher (or teaching assistant) who openly disliked you.

Due to it being a male dominant environment, the most popular girls were usually "one of the guys".

Academic performance levels that would be considered failing grades in mainstream education actually being praised as high achievements when only slightly below average. (A personal example would be me getting a D in maths)

Those pencil packs with "100% Attendance" written on them being given as a reward at the end of each term to those who showed up every day. I would like to thank my strict mum for helping me win those pencils almost every term.

No PDA between couples allowed, not even hugging. (Although in my case they did eventually update this rule to allow holding hands as the exception)

A noticeable lack of sympathy from many teachers whenever someone had an emotional outburst in a situation that was actually distressing for them.

Years 7 and 8 still feeling like an extension of primary school.

The representation you lacked in fiction being made up for in documentaries your parents watched.

Everyone knowing everyone like they do in small villages.

Social skills classes taught with the implication that the objectively correct way to communicate is the neurotypical way.

Either getting pathologised for finding something difficult or told to stop making excuses. No in-between.

Those who were considered "high functioning" often trying to distance themselves from those who were more severely disabled. Despite not actually being very high functioning myself, I was still guilty of doing this multiple times and for that I am sorry.

[iqmmir]

RAGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HOW ARE YOUUUUU

A WILD RINA SPOTTED IN MY INBOX!!! HIIII RINAAAAA IM ALRIGHTTHTHTHT

[innytoes]

Anything else from the foster au that you're willing to share? I'm a sucker for foster care fics and I can't wait until this gets posted!

I can't wait to post it though right now I'd settle for 'stop adding more chapters, me'.

I too am a sucker for Foster Care AUs and also Best Dad Ray Molina, so here's some Ray being a good (foster) dad, a snippet where Ray wonders if Reggie is maybe more of an auditory learner after he flunked a test he studied hard for:

“How about for your next test, I read the chapters out loud for you?” Ray suggested. “And we’ll see if that makes any difference.” “I don’t want to waste your time,” Reggie said. That sounded like a lot of work, and Ray had his own kids to worry about, and his job, and fending off Aunt Victoria’s comments about how they were eating spaghetti again by making macaroni instead. “It’s not time wasted if I’m hanging out with you,” Ray said, giving him a smile. “Let’s give it a try, and see if it helps, alright? If not, we’ll try something else.” The tears that prickled at the edges of Reggie’s eyes weren’t in frustration this time. “Okay,” he agreed.

[bun-latte]

Sometimes i really wish there were more agere posts about littles who are like, 9-15 years old. :(

it only ever seems to all be things 0-6 years old, mostly focused on pre-school to MAYBE first grade age.

I think itd be nice to have more posts that focus on later school years, and about social/cognitive norms for those ages too.

[misssclumsy]

Oww thank you so much 💞

Hello

Mr. Clumsy

Good evening Miss clumsy

[probablygayattorneys]

Calling 4-6 “the Apollo Justice trilogy” is laughable.

[quibbs126]

Also I cannot express how much I love job systems in games, does anyone know any good games with versatile job systems? The most I know is Final Fantasy, Octopath Traveler, Fantasy Life and I suppose Fire Emblem

Oh and I guess Miitopia as well

[niharikaaa2]

Hiiiiiii

So my results are out tomorrow and I'd just like to say

[tariah23]

I hope I get fired so that I can get unemployment lol