[ SECRET POST #3531 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3531 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Judgmental things you regret now

[(Anonymous)]

- I took a course on feminist women's literature (I went to that kind of college), and the professor was a man. I remember thinking "wow, a guy's teaching about feminism?" I realized two seconds after the fact what a dumb snap judgment that was.

(He was one of the best teachers I had at that school, too.)

- When I was in school, I always got so annoyed with the kids who read slowly. I thought they were doing the vocal equivalent of literally dragging their feet. It wasn't until later that I realized it was because they couldn't read, and were probably dying inside the way I did in math when I had to answer a question in front of the class.

Re: Judgmental things you regret now

[dancingmouse]

I feel the same way about the slow readers in my school. I used to "help" them by telling them words/sentences they were stuck on, to get them finished quicker so we could move on, not realizing that maybe they were having a legit hard time and I was embarrassing them. I stopped once I found out about learning disorders/dyslexia though.