misconception about school; they believe that we, students, go to get smart. However, as always is the case, this so called “smartness” is all relative, it is not intelligence. Being intelligent is not memorizing information to print on a test, it is not getting a good SAT score, it is not a competition for the highest GPA. One’s intelligence and worth is by no means measured by their academic achievements, although the way our current society works, this may seem to be the case.
In high school, we’ve gained…
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