+5161 – Report card from my great-grandfather in 1926
2022-08-06 14:50:43
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Report card from my great-grandfather in 1926
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+5161 – Report card from my great-grandfather in 1926
2022-08-06 14:50:43
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At least he was never Rude
I like the “capable of doing better” only for the two first months. The teacher just gave up their hopes then.
Notice he does better in November and December? Like because of Santa lol.
I want a Promotion in Danger
The king of whispers
Lots of categories for doing bad, not many categories for doing well.
“Capable of doing much better” lmao. After October, Teach was all like “yup, he’s not getting any better than this”
100 year old ADD
The November is a combination of funny and sad
What did your great-grandfather end up doing career wise?
I’m guessing he got expelled after April.
The teachers hope for improvement “capable of doing much better” ended quite quickly
This looks like a checklist for ADHD!
But you know what? Not once was he marked as being rude or discourteous.
So he was a good polite boy despite struggling in school. 💕
Report cards really were set up to shit all over kids back in the day
ADHD.
January came around and gramps said fuxk it I’m goin off the rails
He whispered so much in November that he had enough leftovers to get a full x in December.
I like how the ‘X’s for Promotion of Danger are a bit bigger and bolder 😁
I love how there is like ten negative behaviors and one or two positive ones.
Definitely tell you what the teachers were looking for.
Inclined to mischief lol savage
This is literally ADHD. That would fucking suck being alive in 1926.
The guy had severe ADHD.
We had the same cards in the 70s.
“Gets too much help” is an option. fucking a.
How many people “Whisper[] too much” for it to audit a spot on a standardized report card??? Like Im pretty sure I whisper maybe 3 times per year
I’m also inclined to mischief.
I like him.
r/adhd has entered the chat
All through third grade, I had check marks in the “listens attentively” section. That meant I didn’t listen. My teacher was always saying I “wasn’t listening.” I would try, but I literally couldn’t. I finally got diagnosed my senior year. Since I was quiet, well behaved, and a girl, it was assumed I couldn’t have AD/HD. Not true!
My guess is this was a very smart boy who was SO BORED!