Year 7's (6th Graders) that are NT are mostly annoying

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Why?

Because they think they know everything, being tough.

One thinks he owns a business, it's annoying.
I also hate it when they think Doctor Who is rubbish, I know I shouldn't be offended, but should keep opinions to themselves.

I hate when they <racial expletive removed by admin> at me, thinking I'm scary, thinking I'm some immigrant.

Sorry to offended you, if your an NT in Year 7 or is a 6th Graders.

There Annoying, especially boys (there the most annoying)

racially sensitive spelling mistake...

Sounds horrible.

I'll let you in on a secret ....

School days are not the best days of your life.

Helen

I can agree with this, 6th and 7th graders NT's are very annoying and rough. They don't get any better when they reach 8th grade or higher though. I ought to know this by experience because when I first went to a large regular Junior High School from a small Special Ed school it was like Hell! Those kids at the Junior High were noisy, tough, nasty, teased the hell out of me, treated me like garbage and I could not trust most of them. I would say my years in Junior High were the worse out of my childhood and it has left an impression on me to this day!

I wasn't diagnosed until my twenties so I've had no special ed., but I know what you mean about how people treat you. To this day I am haunted by memories of the abuse I suffered at the hands of my classmates. A lot of the time I wish I could have stood up for myself, like punched their lights out or something, and maybe then they'd have left me alone. I know it happened years ago and I should get over it, but it's too hard. I really wish I could just forgive and forget, but with every memory it just makes me angrier and angrier.

There isnt enough money in the world to make me go back to elementary school.

High school was a blessing, its easier to blend in with that many kids around.

Someday you will never have to see them again.

Those years are really crappy. The whole bullying/ostracism thing went really vicious on me then. . .
It's like they are not as full of sh*t in earlier or later years.
They won't be themselves.
They won't let others be themselves.
Boys are so desperate to prove they are stereotypically tough and grown up when they obviously aren't - they are just a bunch of dumb scared kiddies whose confidence has to be raised by bullying. They embody everything encompassed by the words "jerk" and "loser". No one cares so much if you do or have something slightly different when you are 8 or 17.

Well I was stuck in a loop in which I would lose my temper and beat up some bully and then they would either gang up on me after school or bring somebody bigger along. They never acknowledged anything, but then, if I did run away when it was 5 on 1 or there was somebody 2 years ahead (and I did pick my fights), then they would say I was a coward for weeks - until I got fed up again and so on. . .
So it's a bloody lie that standing for on oneself will earn their respect; not that it shouldn't be done - but it makes the idiots even more vicious. It's not surprising that each now and then someone resorts to some serious violence - they know this very well.

I've seen people not used to being bullied breaking down when teased a little bit and no one calling them wussies or whatnot. It's not what you do but who you are and how that goes with their general spite - much like racism. They don't care nor show any mercy; moral rules and considerations apply to everyone else. I remember being sick in bed in a school trip - letting them know about it so that they would cut it out and almost being thrown onto the floor mattress and all.

I remember sixth grade with all my friends, who are NT... I think we were a bit kinder than we are now (8th grade) because 6th graders are the bottom of the middle school pack, so they have to stay humble and fearful of the older kids. We had fun on our own, but I remember us having to be extremely wary.

The thing is that as a middle schooler myself, I don't find my own kind annoying or anything that others seem to view us as. It's fun to be at an age where nothing matters except your friends and your opinion. Honestly, I like middle school; it's something you can't get anywhere else, and it's a blast.

Say that again, I would not inflict mine on George Bush.

I despise Year 7s. The two schools my lessons are shared between have both taken in Year 7s this year. Everywhere I go, there they are, aimlessly wandering around really slowly or just standing right in the way. I try saying 'excuse me' but they mock how I speak and don't move. This makes me angry and I know I shouldn't but I just end up pushing them out of the way.

i say all kids are annoying. NT or otherwise. it's just hormones. and school is no fun lol smelna is right.... just wait for it!

And they call themselves normal. I find that, very ironic.

Year 9 and 10 are the most annoying where I live.

lol. I always try to avoid teaching 6th graders because I can't stand them. 5th and 7th graders are wonderful though

Yep. Mine were the WORST of my life.