Creative Writing

English

Creative writing

For the first time in my life, I didn't feel comfortable coming to school. Normally school is a breeze, I come in to learn, and I enjoy and get along with all of my teachers and classmates. My college experience so far hasn't been what I expected. Within four months of starting school I was close to being terminated because I let my anger get to me. But with the help of a human relations class, and a very understanding teacher I learn how to deal with my situation in a professional and respectable manner.

In high school I was never the type of student that was known to be the teacher pet of the problem child in the class. I always came to learn, listen and gain some knowledge. My uncomfortable experience in school began in between classes in the lunchroom. A group of students and myself happen to be very loud in the lunchroom, telling jokes and kicking back. Our teacher (supervisor) came running down the hall franticly to tell use that we were being to loud. Even though it was a big group of us that had been making the noise, she singled another student and myself out for being the loudest, and told us that it was very unprofessional to act in that manner, because there were other classes in session. Along with the rest of the students in the lunchroom, I proceed to walk to class as the teacher was addressing everyone about being to loud. She stopped me by saying my name as I was halfway down the hall, to tell me that she was speaking to me. I turn around and apologized for walking away as she was trying to address me. I seen a look of irritation and frustration on my teacher's face, and waited to see if she had anything else to say. I assumed that she didn't because ten seconds went by and nothing was said. So I didn't want to add fuel to the fire (as I learned in my human relations class) and I continued to walk to class. The rest of the students followed as well as the teacher into class. Then it became a turn for the worst. Our teacher began to address the class in a very disrespectful approach about being too loud. Although I did agree with her that we were very unprofessional, I felt that she could have said it in a respectable manner. She began to raise her voice higher and higher, and made small threats about it being a test week and how we shouldn't mess with her. She also mention "if your boss was talking to you and you walked away do you think you would still have a job", addressing the whole class but talking about myself. I was very

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