Do teenagers in American schools act up during lessons like they do in british state schools?

Answer 1

i don't know how they do in British schools, but kids act up here, yeah, especially when the teacher is gone. I think kids act up everywhere when they get the opportunity

Answer 2

Yes totally. Even more outside lessons. My 8th grade Spanish class is particularly bad, constantly insulting & disobeying the teacher, stealing from her, and getting the principal & VP in the classroom because there is a suposed "odor". This is my worst class, but the not the only class where kids constantly missbehave. I'm not quite sure how British teens act though.

Answer 3

Why ask, American students INVENTED acting up during lessons.

But to be fair, almost every teenager (regardless of nationality) across the world do that during class!

Answer 4

Yes. Im guessing anywhere you go teenagers will be teenagers. Although in countries where education is a privaledge and isn't required, teenagers probably take advantage of education and don't act like fools.

Answer 5

uhh.... YEAH. of course they do. with all those hormones racing around inside, they can't control themselves! cultural norms have little or no influence on teenagers.

i have a follow-up question: do the over-achievers have regular anxiety attacks and wig out as much in Britain as they do here in the states?

Answer 6

Only in the bad schools.

Answer 7

No, our students here are uniformly perfectly behaved. Which is why we do so much better on standardised tests than British children.

Answer 8

yesssss