We are asking Maam Melba to reschedule the three quizzes that are all set for Tuesday so they do not happen on the same day. As students, we are expected to prepare for all three subjects at once, even though the quizzes do not fit with our schedule and place too much pressure on us in one day.
Having three quizzes on the same Tuesday affects us directly. It means we have to divide our time, attention, and energy across three different subjects at once, instead of preparing well for each one. For students like me, who is in her class, this creates stress and makes it harder to do our best work fairly.
If nothing changes, many of us may end up exhausted and unable to review properly. A schedule like this can also affect our performance, not because we are unwilling to study, but because the workload is stacked too tightly together. Three quizzes in one day is not a reasonable load for students who still have other classes and responsibilities.
The better solution is simple: give the quizzes separate dates or spread them out over different days so students have a fair chance to prepare. That would make the schedule more manageable, reduce burnout, and let each subject be assessed more properly.
We are therefore asking Maam Melba to make this decision right now and adjust the quiz schedule before Tuesday. A small change in timing would make a real difference in our ability to learn, study, and complete the quizzes with a clear mind.
This is not about avoiding responsibility. It is about making the schedule workable and giving students a fair chance to show what we know.