A sad story ...

Please don't ask me why I wrote this text. Basically I stopped and my brain was only thinking that the English test  could be postponed and  in my opinion it should. Unfortunately this is the life of a student. It is a test, after test. My opinion is based on the personal example, which is the following:
We have 15 weeks of classes and only four do not have any test. So the rest of the week is filled up with tests.
And is doesn’t end here. We have to make group work, tests from the government, reports, schedules, etc. But the problem is: our teachers think that we only have one subject, their own and from their point of view we should study it from Monday to Sunday, but we can’t. And the most ridiculous is that we must obey  their advice because they say that they are advising us, but it is almost an order. And don’t start talking about that luck we have in being in a good school, that is great to learn, etc. Yes, I agree because that’s true. But the stress that some teachers put on us is terrifying. We live in a constant pressure, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., with all the tests, homework, reports... We are teens and not robots who are programmed to obey  all the rules and obligations.
But at the end of everything, the answer is “could I live without school?”. I probably could but where could I  doodle around with my friends? Because school isn’t definitely only classes

João Saramago nº12