Essentially, the day that was supposed to be relieving my stress and allowing me to take a brain break from school ended up being the day that added tons of stress and didn’t allow me to truly rest and take the day to feel much mental “Wednesday”. Having to study for two tests, especially with extracurricular activities was extremely difficult and this was happening because Wildcat Wednesday was influencing the teachers to review on Wednesday and then test the next day. Please note that at the time of your order we may not have all the materials to produce your order in a timely manner. This causes the system to be inconsistent, ineffective and, above all, unfair to students.ĭuring the second quarter, my math and Psychology teacher were in the same pattern of having four days to learn and study the material and then would test on Thursday. Some teachers will give one day a week (a non-Wednesday) as study time to make it fit their lesson plans more efficiently. If students are not given time in all of their classes to work on homework, there is no point in having Wildcat Wednesday. Out of all my teachers, the only one that allows us to work on our assignments on Wednesday is my English teacher, although she requires us to solely work on assignments from her class.
Coming back to school fully in-person this year, it has been difficult to truly monitor whether or not teachers are abiding by the Wildcat Wednesday rules.Īs a result of needing to cover all material in a timely manner, many teachers do not use Wednesday as a non-teaching day. In an attempt to relieve student stress, WJ administration created a day that was designated for students to have time to work on previously given assignments rather than having regular instruction. o Staff- Plan and prepare for each childs daily education, timely communication with parents, work every day to help each child grow, check emails daily and. Privacy PolicyĪll personal information submitted will not be shared.Originating from a good concept, Wildcat Wednesday has not been as successful as it was intended to be.
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