+1The only way to achieve 100% is to brown-nose the teachers. Really smart students view high school classes as time waste: they can go over the same material themselves in a week and know all maths/science well before they have to take the class. They take college classes when they can, participate in science Olympiads, and maybe working as research assistants at university labs. They usually end up with about 95-98% average with putting little effort into it. The 100% students are the ones who never correct the teachers when they are wrong, go to office hours ask questions they already know the answer to just to make teachers like them more, and on assignments/exams write exactly what teachers expect from them in a way they are told, no more no less.
The pressure put on students to get a perfect score is detrimental to their psychological health. HS marks dont mean shit in the real world








