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[quote=Anonymous]I never said "public school" teachers are angry, I said teachers in all boys schools "get boys and don't expect them to act like girls" and ll boys chools get this. [quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So in terms of the interviews and applications (to a non-Big 3), how would I spin this? "My kid is completely average and is going to require some handholding and may be a bit slow, but is really sweet, so he would be a great addition to this school that you're trying to sell as academically rigorous?" What's the edu-speak on this... do I need to lead with my wallet here?[/quote] When I went to the interview I said just that. He is learning to hate to learn and I am afraid I will lose him to lecture and angry teachers. I have a friend that said close to the same. Depending on the school that is the student they love, one that teachers can feel they had a kid that was inspired by their class where the other environment could not do that.[/quote] They love to hear that you want him to enjoy learning, not do a lot of testing, all the extras, yadda yadda because you are telling them what they think are their strengths. The stuff about [b]angry teachers[/b] not so much, because they have been around enough to know that this isn't the case for most public school teachers and you need to seem genuine here.[/quote] Not true. All boys schools understand, teachers are angry when boys don't act like girls.[/quote] That's right, PP. All teachers are angry at all boys. Especially in all public schools where all teachers expect all boys to behave like girls, but fortunately this problem is non-existent in all private schools. :roll: [/quote][/quote]
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