[Cannooo]

And it's really bad, because this autumn i'm going to become a 10th grader. And in the 10th grade there will be these super important so called 'state exams' for pretty much every subject there is. I'm freaking out right now because i just feel like i don't remember ANYTHING at all that i learned for the past 9 years of school (besides the 2nd language). How the fuck am i suppose to pass those tests without knowing anything...

Does anyone feel the same? Or felt the same? if yes then how did you treat your situation?

[ohxerxe]

You will most likely review for these sort of tests as you would for any other regular test dont sweat it

[Revenαnt]

Most likely you just need to brush up on some things. Many people (including myself) don't remember everything they learned through their years in highschool.

[LastSession]

You are mainly supposed to learn how to think and learn in school. It's not about learning facts.

[Bolol]

your not. when i was 15 or something, i dropped out.

[Cannooo]

You are mainly supposed to learn how to think and learn in school. It's not about learning facts.

I agree with you. A lot of people told me that school is actually not a place to gain knowledge, but instead to develop your brain and in the end to just get that goddamn paper that says that you finished the damn thing... But until you graduate, you actually need to remember the stuff to pass exams and so on...

[Black Kodak]

I feel like I understand school, I feel like I learn stuff in certain classes, but no all classes....

But I'm sure their will be some sort of review for you before the state exams.

[Cannooo]

your not. when i was 15 or something, i dropped out.

I don't know where you live, but in my country the law states that you actually need to finish 10th grade and be at least 16 years old in-order to drop out of school. And I'm not planning to drop out.

[Blue Shadow]

School taught me little to no useful info after middle school.

I graduated with A's and B's mediocre grades on state exams (and I failed 2 AP tests).

Never did a single piece of homework.

Still accepted into many colleges (however I'm not going)

Started my own growing local (internationally online as well soon) business making a few grand a month.

Don't sweat your grades or tests. They don't mean as much as they want you to think.

[Cannooo]

School taught me little to no useful info after middle school.

I graduated with A's and B's mediocre grades on state exams (and I failed 2 AP tests).

Never did a single piece of homework.

Still accepted into many colleges (however I'm not going)

Started my own growing local (internationally online as well soon) business making a few grand a month.

Don't sweat your grades or tests. They don't mean as much as they want you to think.

Thanks man. These words mean a lot to me since I don't usually do well at school...

[Bolol]

I don't know where you live, but in my country the law states that you actually need to finish 10th grade and be at least 16 years old in-order to drop out of school. And I'm not planning to drop out.

danish power bro. denmark if u dont know.

[LastSession]

I agree with you. A lot of people told me that school is actually not a place to gain knowledge, but instead to develop your brain and in the end to just get that goddamn paper that says that you finished the damn thing... But until you graduate, you actually need to remember the stuff to pass exams and so on...

At the end it's worth. You will regret it your whole life. Just do it.

[Fuckadoodledoo]

Personally I think just having common sense and some general knowledge is more important than more the things that you get taught in school.

I needed English, Maths and IT grades above C to get into my college (apprenticeship), although if you didn't have them you could just do some quick exam shit in college to get them. I spent 3 years there doing something I actually wanted to do and something I was actually interested in and now I'm in a well paying job as a result.

In my opinion I wish I was more relaxed with school, I took it too seriously and tried too hard. I should have had more fun with my friends and not let it stress me out

[Cannooo]

At the end it's worth. You will regret it your whole life. Just do it.

Back to the main topic. I don't know if I made it clear, but... i can't remember shit lol. A week worth of math education usually disappears after 2 days or so and then the upcoming math lesson feel like the first math lesson i had in my entire life. Kinda ironic because i'd say i have a pretty good memory. For example; i can visually remember things that I did 5 years ago.. but when it comes to school- i ain't gonna remember fo shit.

[DONT USE ROCKETR]

The point of school itself isn't for future referance for most things. Example some things in math are to just to unlock your head and make you more productive..