No Whining Rule Summary

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The 'No Whining Rule' was designed for students that complained about the work teachers assigned. The author feels that the 'No Whining Rule' should be forced. However, in my opinion i strongly disagree with the rule being forced. I feel that it shouldn't be forced because I believe that some people are afraid to ask for help. I also feel like some people are scared to admit when they don't understand certain things. Lastly, I believe that everyone will whine in some part of their life. Especially about things they disagree with. The reality is, everyone has or will eventually whine, complain, blame others or try to avoid responsibility. I think it's apart of the human nature. Students are one of the main reasons …show more content…

There would also be students who learned right away, and then the ones who needed more help or attention. While on the other hand there would be a select few of students that's didn't want to learn anything at all. The students that learned at a faster pace than others had a cocky attitude. They believed that they were smarter and better than the other students. Sometimes there would be 3 people in the class that asked for help. When they admitted to the teacher why didn't understand something, the students that did understand would laugh, and mimic them. I literally watched them belittle a persons character.They made them feel less of a person. Those attitudes and actions from the students made the other students feel like they were stupid or dumb. All because they didn't catch on right away or as quickly as them. Those dumb and stupid jokes alone are enough to make others afraid to ask for help. I have watched students act a fool in the classrooms or give teachers a hard time just because they were afraid to ask for help. They would rather make the class laugh by acting out, rather than have the class laugh at them for not knowing. Therefore, with that being said instead of forcing the No Whining Rule teachers and

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