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What were you in birth order compared to your grades?

This is for my science fair project



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2Only child with good grades
1Only child with okay to poor grades
5Oldest with good grades
5Oldest with okay to poor grades
3Middle (between oldest and youngest) with good grades
4Middle (between oldest and youngest) with okay to poor grades
9Youngest with good grades
2Youngest with okay to poor grades

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Melf Gold Qualifier
posted 26-Oct-2008 2:43pm  
Youngest, best grades out of the three of us.
Galomorro Bronze Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
posted 26-Oct-2008 3:09pm  
Other: Oldest of two kids -- POOR to POOR grades.
bill Survey Central Gold Subscriber Double Gold Star Survey Creator
posted 26-Oct-2008 3:17pm  
youngest with good, though my older brother was also good
Enheduanna Survey Central Subscriber
posted 26-Oct-2008 3:52pm  
Youngest with good grades. My older brother had good grades, too.
LJD Survey Qualifier
posted 26-Oct-2008 4:10pm  
I was a middle child. I'm the mediator in our family, I guess that is typical of middle children.

I always had decent grades, graduated high school with a B+ average. I was never a straight A student. Mostly B grades, some A's, a few C's. I had one D in high school, from a teacher, who was single, in his 40's. The class was office machines. I remember only one girl in our class was given a C, and to him that's equivalent to an A for this teacher. Heard a few years later, he married, was happy evidently. I also heard he actually gave students grades other than C and D.

Iseult Quadruple Gold Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
posted 26-Oct-2008 4:23pm  
Oldest child with okay/good grades. Depends on the subject.
llamamama Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
posted 26-Oct-2008 4:47pm  
Oldest with okay to poor..
That's uncomfortable. But I do get better grades than my brother..Mostly because he really doesn't care..I've improved greatly and my GPA has skyrocketed, unfortunately, he hasn't gotten to the point where he realizes what he does now will affect him later..
Cain
posted 26-Oct-2008 5:00pm  
Only child with good grades.
they Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
posted 26-Oct-2008 10:15pm  
Middle child - Good grades - I did better than both my older sister and my younger brother in school.
JessicaWoman99
posted 26-Oct-2008 11:23pm  
i was the only child with good grades A,s & B,s
JessicaWoman99
(reply to LJD) posted 26-Oct-2008 11:26pm  
> I was a middle child. I'm the mediator in our family, I guess that
> is typical of middle children.
>
> I always had decent grades, graduated high school with a B+ average.
> I was never a straight A student. Mostly B grades, some A's, a few
> C's. I had one D in high school, from a teacher, who was single,
> in his 40's. The class was office machines. I remember only one
> girl in our class was given a C, and to him that's equivalent to an
> A for this teacher. Heard a few years later, he married, was happy
> evidently. I also heard he actually gave students grades other than
> C and D.
>
>

Jean i was straight A ,s and B,s with some C and D and graduated with real good grades
LJD Survey Qualifier
(reply to JessicaWoman99) posted 27-Oct-2008 12:18am  
JessicaWoman, Good job, getting the good grades. I had straight A's in English in high school, until my Junior year, when a teacher gave me a B...I was hoping to graduate with a straight A record in English.
cerealkiller Gold Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier This user is on the site NOW (4 minutes ago)
posted 27-Oct-2008 3:51pm  
Have no idea what the relationship would be regarding birth order vs. grades. Means nothing I believe. I was at the top of my class in grade school, top 5% in high school, and Dean's List in college. But, so was my only sister who is 8 years younger than I am.
cloudhugger Bronze Star Survey Creator
posted 27-Oct-2008 6:59pm  
Youngest with gooood grades.
cloudhugger Bronze Star Survey Creator
posted 27-Oct-2008 7:01pm  
I feel so used, like a freakshow in some wierd science class experiment.
Matty
posted 28-Oct-2008 8:01am  
Do your own homework. How in the hell di this make it through qual? When did we start doing homework?
soyring1
(reply to Matty) posted 28-Oct-2008 4:54pm  
It's just an information piece- for a middle school science project
Joanne
posted 28-Oct-2008 10:36pm  
Sister 18 years older, brother 18 months younger. Puts me in a strange bracket - oldest middle child. Who loved school. Loved books. Loved studying.
Joanne
(reply to cerealkiller) posted 28-Oct-2008 10:39pm  
I'm thinking the younger child has the easier time just from having an older sib to learn from. And the survey so far is proving it.
LindaH Survey Central Gold Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
(reply to soyring1) posted 28-Oct-2008 11:03pm  
Don't worry, we aren't "doing your homework" here any more than people who would answer if you went around asking in the streets with a clipboard.
Answering a students survey for school isn't "doing their homework" and this isn't the first time someone here acted like it is.
llamamama Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
(reply to cerealkiller) posted 30-Oct-2008 9:10pm  
I think it actually starts over after 6 years..so you're both technically only children.
Biggles Bronze Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
posted 21-Jan-2009 7:17pm  
Middle child with good grades.
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