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Junior High School Teacher Analysis

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Graduated from the junior high school that is not a few enthusiasts, I continue to SMAN 16. Before I entered the school, many valuable lessons that could have taken his positive side.
When I was a JUNIOR high school, I 'm used to being a leader. How to get nervous when I have to be in the middle of the field and must lead a ceremony, who was then the turn of my class. Not only a leader in the ceremony but also in the classroom. The Affairs of the class are also not less important with the Affairs of a member of the STUDENT BODY. From watching the picket class, dealing with the teacher when he is not present it will be given the task, it 's all the Affairs of the class President.
One very still I remember when I became Chairman of the class that is when we were given the task by the teacher to work on civic education (Student Worksheet). After he gave the task of meniggalkan he classrooms and Student Worksheet teacher teachers are on the table.
We all know that there are all the answers in a BOOK the teacher. Finally my friends secretly viewed Worksheets Students belonging to the teacher and mention the answers from question to question that has to be worked on, in the midst of that activity, the teacher we pass next to the class, because her window as high as our class teacher 's desk, so my friends mentioned the answer looks from the outside. He quickly headed to class then the class meniggalkan to the teacher, not long after anyone called me to the teacher.
There I feel

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