August 15th, 2005

See, it’s like this. Because of St. Paul’s desire to become a “high-tech” school, they’ve decided to put up an E-CLASSROOM for each batch. So it turns out, one classroom in each batch is given about 47 computers.  That’s one computer per student, including a unit for the teacher.

(Un) Fortunately, my classroom was chosen to become the e-classroom for our batch. When I got to school this morning, I was shocked to find out our desks were no longer there. Three long tables replaced all our desks. One long desk is able to accommodate more or less sixteen units.  

Yes, the idea of having a computer to yourself during classes seems like a fun idea. But I’m telling you, it’s not. It’s actually a hassle. We barely have space for our stuff, personal legroom is now non-existent, and it’s difficult to merely stand up.

I’m predicting this new arrangement is just gonna be a distraction to most of us. It’ll be hard concentrating especially if there’s a computer right in front of you.

A while ago, I got pissed off since our seats don’t face the teacher. Each of us is situated in front of a classmate, so we have to look to our right or left when we want to see the blackboard or the teacher. Basta, it’s hard to explain. Point is, at the end of the day, you get a stiff neck. I have one right now. Man, I’m exhausted.  

Pag bumaba grades ko dahil dito, I’ll blame the school. I really will.

Currently listening to: Yer so special--Orange and Lemons
Currently feeling: exhausted

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