[ SECRET POST #4004 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4004 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[Hey Say JUMP]


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03.
[Jeff Goldblum]


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04.
[Criminal Minds]


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05.
[Fullmetal Alchemist the movie]


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06.
[Parks and Rec]


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07.
[Brick]












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Comments

Re: Who is the biggest jerk you've ever met?

[philstar22]

Ugh, teachers. My middle school band teacher accused me of cheating on a practice sheet and dragged me into the principal's office. Several middle school teachers accused me of cheating on tests since I already had depression and therefore often forgot to do homework or to turn it in.

I think that if there is a hell, there would be a special place in it for teachers who mistreat kids. Anyone abusing kids really. But teachers are supposed to instill a love of learning and actually teach kids, not bully them and make them hate school or particular subjects forever. I stopped playing the flute because of that teacher, and gave up piano too. Playing wasn't fun anymore.

Re: Who is the biggest jerk you've ever met?

[nightscale]

God so many of us in year 5 never bothered asking questions or learning with him because he made it so un-fun. Like a few of us would sit with the textbook and try and learn what we could but we'd avoid getting his attention at all costs.

It wasn't worth it.

Yeah if you're teaching kids you should be intending to idk, make it fun? Make the journey of knowledge inspiring so that the kids will want to seek out more things? Not according to some teachers I had during my childhood.