Shut up!

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I hate it when parents tell you to stop blaming other people. "Take responsiblities for your actions...blah, blah, blah." One of the main thing is that some kids get poor grades in school. So what happens? The parents start blaming the school, well the teachers are crap and dumb and blah, blah, blah. Is it really the teacher's fault? Maybe its the students? Maybe its you? Or maybe its everyone? Yeah, everyone! If the governement isn't willing to fund schools, there will be a lack of resources and low wages for teachers. What do teachers do in turn? They teach but not to their full capability and they're not dedicated to the students too. Now what? The students can't learn the curriculum properly and start having trouble with school. Those dedicated to school work do their job but still they need dedication from the parents. Yeah, so maybe the grades thing is all the student's job but without enough parental envolvement, they can't achieve that. If a parent can't even name three of their kid's teachers and the principal and vice principal, it shows a lack of effort in their part. How can you know your child's trouble spots if you're not even involved with his/her's life? (Bored, angry? Click the back button or the "x")

Think of it this way, in the kid's life, its like having a moronic manager ordering them what to do without clarity. Get your grades up! Oh, ok, any suggestions how? As a teenager, I'm more concerned at how I'm going to spend my weekends than find my inner self and discover my weaknesses. I'm not saying the parent should become Sherlock Holmes and find the kid's trouble spots for them but help them find it and guide them in coming up with a solution. Instead of yelling, "Why are your grades so low?!" then adding a long story about your child hood and their faults, start out with, "I got your grades todays and Class A,B,C seem to be your lowest, what's going on?" and say it in a calm voice, not an enraged one. This would more likely help in finding out why they're struggling.
Seriously, if your boss came up to you and started yelling, "Why is your report like crap? The statistics are off! Its not accurate! If I was doing it I'd research this piece of shit before handing it it!" would you really feel like explaining what the hell happened? Uh...unless you're above the average human, you won't. You would probably come up with some excuse or just ignore everything. Well that the same for a teenager, if they feel like they're about to get the shit talked out of them, they'll ignore it or say what you want or make up excuses, not give real feedback.
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Yeah, so maybe I sound like a hypocritical teenager ranting about parents, grades and passing the blame, so what? Its not my life, damn! I have decent grades with parents that care, maybe not as much as other but at least it shows effort. I just hate it when my friend complain about this and that and this and that. It gets annoying and if my friend complain about it, so do other teens. So although it seems like I'm bias, well, I am, its not a stupid news article, its a blog. If you comment, don't try to defend the government, the parents, the students and the teachers. Don't comment on how my ideas are stupid, blown out of proportion, inaccurate or whatever. If that's all you can think of, obviously you can't analyze anything well. So before I get hate mail from enraged idiots! Heres the key point(s):

Everyone is to blame
-you
-the government
-the school
-the student

I only targetted the parents because that easier to change, parents are more mature than teenagers meaning they can think, process and come up with an AHA moment. If I rant about how my friends are idiots who complain, it won't do anyhelp because most teenagers are stubborn.

Please be mature, if you don't like this blog, shut up, don't comment. No one forced you to read it, or maybe they did, and thanks to the dude that forced you to read it and sucks for you because you had to read this. (You got far!! OMG!! Rude language, I know, I told you, this was optional)