One of the main problems I personally found during education is the lack of hard maths in science
to help me be a forensic scientist, as of this day I am still unsure what is needed of be to achieve my
old dream.
I ended up taking a BA Hons is art because I enjoyed animation, but I later realized it was teaching
and making things easy to understand which I enjoyed, particularly English. Which is strange as I was
dyslexic until I was about seventeen and even more recently which I can only attribute to the way
my school dealt with bullies, by taking them out of classes and giving them tea and biscuits.
Where I lived was a dumping ground for other towns to send their problem families so that didn't help
my over all learning ability, however less about me. What I found in English schools was what I can only
refer to now as a general feminazation of education. I was the problem child because I could defend myself
and I was a very good student. While my female peers (who mixed christian theology with Greek mythology) got full marks at philosophy yet never went further in their education.
At the end of my education I have found that my peers enjoy having parties on facebook (people in the top
grade at maths and science eg no future) while I worked to the bone in the library, but it was difficult to concentrate with all the talking in the library.
In conclusion, my experience of school was that I could of taught myself better and I wouldn't of had
a traumatic childhood and a semi wasted education.
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