Quote Originally Posted by PdoubleOTY
im talking more along the lines of kids around 13 and 14, but yes i am only 19, so i do fall in to that category of hte younger generations. But that doesnt mean i cant notice these problems.



i agree wtih you on the part that yes, there are really reallly realllly smart kids out there, but its not the same..

Perfect example, my senior year of highschool, afte rfinishing my first semester, the freshman of my highschool, a total of 76%(around 300 kids) failed 1 or more classes. I just kept noticing, and i also talked about this with my principle cuase ive known her since i was like 3, and she too said the numbers prove it. Every year they have had a decline in average grades and test scores. occasionally a year will come along with a smart group of kids that bump up the class stats, but overall, the school was getting dumber. Now this may be an isolated incident(i hope so) at just my highschool, but its very possible that its happening in a lot more places that we think

No, its definetely happening in CT too. Its not only the grades too. Its people thinking they are the shit and straight out bothering you for no apparent reason. Not to be racist, but I think the cause of it for most Puerto Ricans is that they are too lazy to even bother to learn English, and they still won't give a shit about schoolwork. Its also alot of people trying to rep their "gangsta" image while listening to 50 Cent and all of the other pop stars.
TheFatKid Reviewed by TheFatKid on . Dumb as hell young generations? Has anyone noticed the increasing amount of dumb things kids/teenagers are saying and doing, not just on the boards, but in real life? Everyday i see more and more teens and kids that are raised by their parents through a cell phone and tv. They ask stupid questions that common sense could answer, never do any work to find an easily accesible answer, or just blantantly do not care at all. Ignorance is the most annoying thing in the world to me when people do nothing about it. If youre ignorant Rating: 5