| Hello! At school, do you have a teacher who does not give you a moment's peace? Just follow this guide! First of all, however, you must be as objective as possible. Has your teacher really singled you out, or is it just your impression? Most of the time it's because of how you're acting! You might not believe it, but maybe it's because you really want the teacher's attention! The demanding teacher He knows that you can do better, and punishes you because you don't put your nose to the grindstone. This teacher isn't interested in what you can do, only how hard you try! Try to tell the teacher that a higher grade will motivate you to do more. Maybe the teacher will see that you're interested and give you at least half a letter grade!  The uncompromising teacher Just dodge one question or miss a day of class and your grade will suffer! The teacher feels the need to be recognized by his or her students. That's why these things make the teacher agitated: the teacher feels like you don't have any respect. A defense mechanism leads the teacher to be harsh in order to establish his authority. If you are not prepared for class, don't make excuses or tell lies, just tell the truth. At least your teacher won't think you're up to no good. The bad grade teacher Kindly ask your teacher to explain the basis on which he or she assigns grades. For example, how much do you lose for each mistake? And when writing essays, is the meaning more important than spelling and grammar? This way, you'll know what you have to do to get a better grade, and the teacher will know you're paying attention to his marks. The teacher who always calls on you Is this a pop quiz? Is the teacher calling on you a thousand times just to give you an opportunity to show what you've learned, or is the teacher only giving you the chance to make a mistake that will hurt your grade? Ask the teacher exactly how class participation figures into your grades. How are you graded on the questions you answer in class? If answering a lot of little questions gets you a better grade in the class, that's a good thing! 5 mistakes you can make when dealing with teachers -Don't complain about one teacher to other teachers -- you just look like a gossip girl! -Don't involve your parents over every little thing. Show your teachers you're mature enough to face your school problems by yourself. -Don't compare yourself to you classmates, you'll look like someone with a big ego. -Don't call in absent when there's a test or quiz. Your teachers will think you don't take them seriously. -Don't give up after you get a bad grade. You're teachers will think you're lazy! |
and look at the picture above! We are not so sure about the hair because it is being covered up by the hat! But we can see that the skin is different!“Yep, we’re already back to season four! Why will it be the best season so far?I couldn't agreed more!
It’s not anything in the season itself—not Roxy, the Fairy Hunters, the Believix powers, the gifts of destiny, the fairy pets, the battles, the relationship drama. None of that.
No, there’s a better reason why more fans, old and new, will enjoy season four more…
Because 4Kids never dubbed it.Since the first special aired, both the 4Kids and Cinelume dub fans have complained about the “changes”: the music, the voices, the plot edits, Layla’s name—you mention it. Then came season three. While the Cinelume side only had to warm up to the new voice cast, the 4Kids side also had to adjust to the “real” feel of the show—that is, more like the original version.
Enter season four. The 4Kids fans will have nothing to compare it to. So they might enjoy it for what it is instead of harping on each difference they see. The Cinelume fans? Since Nick’s dub will probably be very similar, they’ll still only be nitpicking about the voices and such. But they’ll keep watching because “at least we get to see it on TV.”
Happier viewers, more praise, better ratings. And when season five gets here, it’ll be even better.”
