In high school students normally would have to just print an essay off and give it to their teacher, at least that’s how it was at Southeast Polk. High school teachers like to see the paper in their hands, not just in an email. Then when students get to college they normally just email everything to their teachers. It is all so different.
Why not print and email the paper to your teacher? It is beneficial to both the student and the teacher. It also helps to have a printed copy just in case the email is still somewhere in cyberspace and did not get sent to the teacher. If we just emailed our assignments to all our teachers we would have to put a lot of faith in the cyber world. Let’s face it; the cyber world cannot always be trusted. At times things get lost, or fail to send, and then we would all be screwed because we did not print out a hard copy of our assignment. One day this could happen to you and then you will have learned your lesson the hard way by getting a failing grade for the assignment.
Let’s all just do ourselves a favor by printing and emailing our assignments to our teachers. Yes it wastes paper, but it could save us from failing do to a glitch in cyberspace.
Breanna Hickle
Why not print and email the paper to your teacher? It is beneficial to both the student and the teacher. It also helps to have a printed copy just in case the email is still somewhere in cyberspace and did not get sent to the teacher. If we just emailed our assignments to all our teachers we would have to put a lot of faith in the cyber world. Let’s face it; the cyber world cannot always be trusted. At times things get lost, or fail to send, and then we would all be screwed because we did not print out a hard copy of our assignment. One day this could happen to you and then you will have learned your lesson the hard way by getting a failing grade for the assignment.
Let’s all just do ourselves a favor by printing and emailing our assignments to our teachers. Yes it wastes paper, but it could save us from failing do to a glitch in cyberspace.
Breanna Hickle
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