Out of the stupidest things you could learn from your friends, one thing I learned from mine was how to exit a class. As simple as it may seem, exiting a class isn't just about walking right out thru the door, its abt exiting with an attitude or an impression. Now say you're one of those students who is a 'no-body' to the teacher. The teacher doesn't know your name, he/she doesn't know if your studious or not and you feel that one seldom wrong mishap in front of him/her can label you for a cheaper price less than what your actually worth. Here's where exiting the class can come in handy. As you head for the door you might as well take a detour that will enable you to pass the teacher or his/her desk. Then, just when you think he's/she's not to busy, just pop up a topic related to what was going on in the class. It could be a comment, doubt, doubt-cum-answer or whatever. In my case, my friend mentioned about a game he was designing which involved an amoeba. Since we were learning about living things (which included amoeba), it was quite a good way start an 'exiting conversation.' Our teacher seemed quite interested and later even asked if she could pay us a visit the next time we had our computer period. Sometimes it can be hard to think of a pop-up topic, in that case you can aim for something on the teacher's desk, like a something-that-wasn't-there-before or maybe even a picture of some animal on the page of an open book. After about a minute of that, we had to go to our next class, and just as we were, I remember my friend saying to me, "And that is how you exit a class."
*The eccentric telling our science teacher about the amoeba game, Rohit*
*The eccentric telling our science teacher about the amoeba game, Rohit*
