Teacher lectures

I daydream too XD

And I can zone out like that o.o; Like I'll be walking up my 1/2 driveway, and then suddenly I'll have covered 3/4 of it without evening knowing it +_+;
 
Actually...I think out of all the times I've ever fallen asleep during class, most of it wasn't because of a lecture...

However, I have come close before when listening to lectures...I tend to zone out and then fall half-asleep. The only thing that stops me from falling asleep all the way is that I try to sleep while still sitting up, which...doesn't work too well. ^^;
 
Due to my one//two minute attention span, I often fall asleep. I try to daydrem and stuff, so I can at least pretend to listen, but frequently, I would just get superly super bored and my eyes would suddenly shut.

And before I know it, my teacher is in front of my desk, scowling at me. > <; ~Then she'll give me extra homework. ; ;
 
My teachers don't seem to lecture that much, or at least the ones I have this year... Usually my teachers give readings, discussions and videos o_o;;

I can't fall asleep in class... I try to listen, but sometimes, in the first days, I want to fall asleep, it's that boring. XD
 
My Geometry talked so much last year that I fell asleep a couple of times in his class. A lot of people fell asleep in my History class, because the teacher spoke a lot and they didn't think it was interesting, but I did.
 
Well i usally listen and when i get bored i start to draw.
 
Hahaha. I never fall asleep when teachers give me lectures. They'd make me stand up and sing a lullabye to the class. lol.

Instead I tune-out. I usually drift to my own little world to escape that awful lecure lol lol lol
 
Yes, some of my teachers can talk a lot... I have never fallen asleep though... one time I was close to falling alseep but most of the time I'm just bored.
 
In math, I draw random short comics. It's just so boring...All of my other classes are fun, though.

My schedule:

1) English
2) Drama
3) English cont.
4) Science
5) Lunch
6) Gym
7) Math *yawn*
8) Social Studies
 
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