Chemistry clinic is meant for those who are weaker correct? Those who get the lower end U's in the class, and maybe those FEW who want to increase their Us to Ss. Chemistry clinic when involving the whole entire class should be correctly termed chemistry extra lesson. If so, i haven't had any chemistry clinics so far. The clinics are supposed to go slow, focus on helping people get their basics right. Not rushed through like a tutorial session. If the teacher is so gracious and caring as to want the entire class to do the clinic (reason being the class is doing below standard) then there should be a chemistry clinic for the weaker students and exta chemistry lesson for the entire class. That's what I think. I should voice out this opinion soon. But I'm afraid I might lose my temper. And whack that person. Figuratively. And regret it later. Damn. Hate that guy. BUT I need to improve my chemistry. WTH.

Teachers are mostly encouraging. Some use reverse psychology, or what they call "hard love". Some teachers are just irritating. They go on and on and rush like their in mission impossible and expact you to understand. If you get the question wrong you're supposed to know what went wrong. That obviously takes some time (since you don't know what the hell the teacher is blubbering about). Then if the teacher questions you and you don't have the answer he wants (cause you're still processing, duh) He proclaim you utterly stupid and a moron. Fantastic method of teachings. No wonder i'm doing so well. Oh wait, i'm not. I guess that's just me.