More Old School Reports
Published by Rick on Monday, March 29, 2010.
More teacher comments on old school reports, as reported in The Daily Telegraph Letters to the Editor:
- My teenage son's English report consisted of three words: "This brooding presence."
- "He sometimes catches one's train of thought; usually by scrambling into the guard's van."
- My wife, a teacher, received this endorsement as a pupil: "Henry Ford once said history is bunk. Yours most certainly in."
- A Latin report: "This boy would do well on the land - if properly spread."
- "Effortless progress, in every sense of the word."
- My vocabulary was increased by the sole word "Slothful" in my music report.
- Art: "John gets himself messy."
- A chemistry master's report: "I believe he plays the oboe."
- My school report said that I had a "don't care attitude" - and do you know what...?
- One of the earliest school reports that my wife received described her as "a chatterbox and fidget-bottom." Nothing has changed in the intervening 60 years.
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