Awful experience with Computer Science

Feels as if my CS teacher didn't teach anyone anything.
Every lesson he'd just waffle on about nothing, and give up Craig n Dave powerpoints, never actually teaching us how to do what was in them. He'd put videos up on the board (with dreadful speakers might I add) and then proceed to get really confused about what was happening in them. He spoke extremely slowly, constantly got simple facts wrong, etc etc, and then he had the balls to just dip halfway through year 13 and leave us without an actual teacher for the rest of the year. In addition to all of this - he was an absolute prick. Extremely demeaning, rude, insulting - all that stuff. I've walked out of multiple of his lessons before, and have argued with him on multiple occasions. Right now, we're just tolling away at our NEA for the rest of the year, I guess. I've done like 5 pages and don't have much else to write.

I've looked into past papers from previous exams and for half of it I don't know what's happening. It's extremely ******* overwhelming and I barely even know what I don't know - let alone have the effort to even try learning at this point. My experience over the past 2 years has been having all my motivation for learning and **** slowly drained from me - having two teachers leave, both of which knew basically nothing about the damn subject in the first place, as well as a ton of other **** I don't even want to get into.

I don't even bother attending lessons anymore. My classmates spend the whole thing watching Youtube or playing games, the teacher just sort of sits there and doesn't do much. I can't even run my project at school anyway - don't have administrator access to the computers, so I can't install the right libraries. I see zero benefit to going in-person.
I've heard that a lot of people have had similar experiences to me - specifically with the whole "**** teachers" thing. Considering this is my last subject (kicked out of English, failed Esports because it shared the same teachers) and it's going this awfully, I'm just a tad worried, for lack of a better word. Apprenticeships and jobs in my area only need GCSE results anyway, so I'm wondering why I've even done any of this in the first place if it's just going to result in a ******* fail anyway.

Feels as if my CS teacher didn't teach anyone anything.
Every lesson he'd just waffle on about nothing, and give up Craig n Dave powerpoints, never actually teaching us how to do what was in them. He'd put videos up on the board (with dreadful speakers might I add) and then proceed to get really confused about what was happening in them. He spoke extremely slowly, constantly got simple facts wrong, etc etc, and then he had the balls to just dip halfway through year 13 and leave us without an actual teacher for the rest of the year. In addition to all of this - he was an absolute prick. Extremely demeaning, rude, insulting - all that stuff. I've walked out of multiple of his lessons before, and have argued with him on multiple occasions. Right now, we're just tolling away at our NEA for the rest of the year, I guess. I've done like 5 pages and don't have much else to write.

I've looked into past papers from previous exams and for half of it I don't know what's happening. It's extremely ******* overwhelming and I barely even know what I don't know - let alone have the effort to even try learning at this point. My experience over the past 2 years has been having all my motivation for learning and **** slowly drained from me - having two teachers leave, both of which knew basically nothing about the damn subject in the first place, as well as a ton of other **** I don't even want to get into.

I don't even bother attending lessons anymore. My classmates spend the whole thing watching Youtube or playing games, the teacher just sort of sits there and doesn't do much. I can't even run my project at school anyway - don't have administrator access to the computers, so I can't install the right libraries. I see zero benefit to going in-person.
I've heard that a lot of people have had similar experiences to me - specifically with the whole "**** teachers" thing. Considering this is my last subject (kicked out of English, failed Esports because it shared the same teachers) and it's going this awfully, I'm just a tad worried, for lack of a better word. Apprenticeships and jobs in my area only need GCSE results anyway, so I'm wondering why I've even done any of this in the first place if it's just going to result in a ******* fail anyway.

Feels as if my CS teacher didn't teach anyone anything.
Every lesson he'd just waffle on about nothing, and give up Craig n Dave powerpoints, never actually teaching us how to do what was in them. He'd put videos up on the board (with dreadful speakers might I add) and then proceed to get really confused about what was happening in them. He spoke extremely slowly, constantly got simple facts wrong, etc etc, and then he had the balls to just dip halfway through year 13 and leave us without an actual teacher for the rest of the year. In addition to all of this - he was an absolute prick. Extremely demeaning, rude, insulting - all that stuff. I've walked out of multiple of his lessons before, and have argued with him on multiple occasions. Right now, we're just tolling away at our NEA for the rest of the year, I guess. I've done like 5 pages and don't have much else to write.

I've looked into past papers from previous exams and for half of it I don't know what's happening. It's extremely ******* overwhelming and I barely even know what I don't know - let alone have the effort to even try learning at this point. My experience over the past 2 years has been having all my motivation for learning and **** slowly drained from me - having two teachers leave, both of which knew basically nothing about the damn subject in the first place, as well as a ton of other **** I don't even want to get into.

I don't even bother attending lessons anymore. My classmates spend the whole thing watching Youtube or playing games, the teacher just sort of sits there and doesn't do much. I can't even run my project at school anyway - don't have administrator access to the computers, so I can't install the right libraries. I see zero benefit to going in-person.
I've heard that a lot of people have had similar experiences to me - specifically with the whole "**** teachers" thing. Considering this is my last subject (kicked out of English, failed Esports because it shared the same teachers) and it's going this awfully, I'm just a tad worried, for lack of a better word. Apprenticeships and jobs in my area only need GCSE results anyway, so I'm wondering why I've even done any of this in the first place if it's just going to result in a ******* fail anyway.

Feels as if my CS teacher didn't teach anyone anything.
Every lesson he'd just waffle on about nothing, and give up Craig n Dave powerpoints, never actually teaching us how to do what was in them. He'd put videos up on the board (with dreadful speakers might I add) and then proceed to get really confused about what was happening in them. He spoke extremely slowly, constantly got simple facts wrong, etc etc, and then he had the balls to just dip halfway through year 13 and leave us without an actual teacher for the rest of the year. In addition to all of this - he was an absolute prick. Extremely demeaning, rude, insulting - all that stuff. I've walked out of multiple of his lessons before, and have argued with him on multiple occasions. Right now, we're just tolling away at our NEA for the rest of the year, I guess. I've done like 5 pages and don't have much else to write.

I've looked into past papers from previous exams and for half of it I don't know what's happening. It's extremely ******* overwhelming and I barely even know what I don't know - let alone have the effort to even try learning at this point. My experience over the past 2 years has been having all my motivation for learning and **** slowly drained from me - having two teachers leave, both of which knew basically nothing about the damn subject in the first place, as well as a ton of other **** I don't even want to get into.

I don't even bother attending lessons anymore. My classmates spend the whole thing watching Youtube or playing games, the teacher just sort of sits there and doesn't do much. I can't even run my project at school anyway - don't have administrator access to the computers, so I can't install the right libraries. I see zero benefit to going in-person.
I've heard that a lot of people have had similar experiences to me - specifically with the whole "**** teachers" thing. Considering this is my last subject (kicked out of English, failed Esports because it shared the same teachers) and it's going this awfully, I'm just a tad worried, for lack of a better word. Apprenticeships and jobs in my area only need GCSE results anyway, so I'm wondering why I've even done any of this in the first place if it's just going to result in a ******* fail anyway.