Why do teachers always think of me when I have manual labor?

I'm just like you. When we were young, our teacher made us do some hard work. We haven't changed until senior three, just because we are poor students. Those students who have studied well sit comfortably in the classroom and look at us with ridicule. But the teacher didn't agree. Because we are poor students, the teacher takes his educational work as an example. He only believes that those who don't study well should do something beneficial to the class. And those who study well just need to give them a long face. Your university is still being ordered, and I think this can be changed. There are many opportunities for college to turn over and be relatively free. Don't do things you don't like. The next time the teacher asks you to work, say you have something very important to do. This is your way of expressing resistance. You're an adult. You have your own choices. Why do you have to listen to the teacher? Just make up a relative who is ill in hospital or comes to see you or something, and then run away. Over time, he won't call you again. Don't always be bossed around. You will refuse when you have the chance. That's why the teacher keeps asking us poor students to work. Besides belittling and despising you, you are easy to talk to. Be yourself, okay?