Stupid crap you believed as a kid/teen.

[A. Secular Human]

Do not tell me how to respond.

Boru

Nobody is telling you how to respond.

I am simply saying every child learns differently. from my grade school, to high school and in college, I have had great teachers and bad teachers. I am not doubting that you had teachers you felt were not understanding or getting along with. But I also would not assume in your entire education that all of them 100% of the time hated you and were out to get you.

I'd only argue that far too much of the time, teachers are far too often taught a blanket solution that can cover everyone, but that is not the case. Youth/teens/college students all are individuals, and all of them learn in different ways, and at different paces as individuals.

I am  with you in saying I have had teachers that didn't have my best interest at heart. But I won't go as far as saying 100% of them were bad.

I assure you that in California, certificated public school teachers at all levels are clearly taught about individual differences in learning, and how to approach different student learning styles..  It's an overarching theme throughout teaching methods classes (much like evolution is an overarching theme in Biology), which are required before qualifying for a teaching credential.

Any "teacher" in California not well-versed in how to approach students of different abilities isn't properly trained, doesn't have a teaching credential, and is likely employed by a private (usually religion-based) institution, where such pesky requirements as being properly trained isn't a requirement.

I retired from teaching at a very high-achieving suburban public high school in Southern California, after a rigorous post-graduate university teacher-training program.  I taught Physics and Chemistry for twenty years.

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I don’t think you have a natural malady. Bar laziness, I mean.

Boru

I'm sorry does the word "phuck" start with the sentence "I donut chocolate ecliar"  what are made of?"

Yes the doughnut and donut are both descriptions of the same item. Like "Potato" and "tatter".

I donut give a Phuck.

It's "tater", not "tatter".

https://kathleenwcurry.wordpress.com/201...s-tatters/