What a terrible day.
I spent 4 hours reading and making posters for Accounting.
I asked my teacher to send me answers so I could correct my work.
She said "I don't give students answers, they come to me and give me their answers for me to correct...".
That pissed me right off.
Anyway, after another 2 emails of trying to convince her, she just told me to come and see her tomorrow with my book to so she can correct them for me. I think that's absolutely ridiculous, since it means that I can't compare my answers with the correct response in my own time and take in everything at my own pace.
That kinda ruined my day, because I was really frustrated and stressed because the SAC is so soon and my teacher won't cooperate with me.
I'll have to do the rest of the Accounting questions tomorrow and see the teacher to give me the feedback.
I studied for only one hour for algorithmics. I need to go through some assignments and look at the feedback and use it to help me understand some areas that I am fuzzy on. I'll do this tomorrow morning after I see the Accounting teacher.
I am not happy at all with my day, and I kinda blame it on my accounting teacher for wasting my time with the emails, lowering my level of confidence and increasing my stress levels because now I have to wait even longer to see if I correctly answered the questions. This decrease in morale translated into decreased productivity and the waste of practically half of my day.
My productivity before asking my teacher for the answers would have definitely been a 9/10. After that, it dropped to 2/10. Really bad start to the term. I'm going to have to use some sales strategies tomorrow to strike a deal with the teacher to make her give me the answer sheets.
If she doesn't, it isn't a huge deal and I'll try not to get too angry.
I just have to focus on what's important, which is getting a solid understanding of all of my subjects and ensuring I apply the theory immediately to questions so that I can be prepared for any questions that come my way in the sacs and exams.