I have mixed feelings on the subject.
On the one hand, finals week means absolutely no homework. It also means that afterwards, I get two much-needed weeks of break.
However, it also means, you know, FINALS. The most stressful times in a high-school student's life besides college applications for seniors.
Most of the time, I don't really worry about my finals. I usually get good grades the whole year and I retain most of the information I am taught, so studying for them is a piece of cake.
I actually look forward to finals week because it is one week with no homework (my least favorite part of education), and I get to have two weeks or two months of no school, depending on which finals week of the year.
This year is a little bit of a different story.
I'm in high school now.
Duh.
And the tests have consequently gotten harder and harder.
This sucks. A lot.
For my French final, I have to speak in french for a full 50 minutes without stopping. Then I have to write in french for another 50 minutes.
Does my teacher realize that we are only into the FIRST SEMESTER of FRENCH 1?!
I can't speak that much french! You haven't taught us enough.
My english teacher's tests are some of the most difficult ones I have ever taken. So the final will be near impossible.
Science is easy and the final will be easy. Phew.
Math final... eh. It'll probably be hard, but definitely manageable. Algebra II is so much easier than Geometry.
And no finals for P.E. or Museum!
So yeah, I'm looking forward to Finals Week.
But I'm also stressing. Big time.
Help.
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