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2006/03/07
Damn I need help. I can't understand the transport in plants chapter for nuts. My biology teacher didn't come to teach us today, and instead this trainee teacher-person came in! And she's like talking and talking and talking about stuff to do with plants and I have ABSOLUTELY no idea what she is talking about. It scares me actually, not knowing what someone is talking about. You can't blame me. She said something like 'dicotyledonous' and 'sclerenchyma'. Heck, I can't even PRONOUNCE them right, let alone know what they mean! And she's going on and on about some Phloem tissue thing and her power point slides are SO wordy. I have no idea what to copy and what not to copy. Gah. At this rate, I'm never gonna pass this chapter. o_o
I swear, Divya is the FUNNIEST person I've ever met (:
