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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No[/quote] Can you explain why you think so?[/quote] Because I'm a teacher and if I get an email from you about this issue, I will roll my eyes, tell all my colleagues at lunch how sensitive you are, and not change a thing. Unless your kid is hurt, being bullied, struggling with the material, anxious or otherwise in need of help, I don't need to hear from you. Have you ever contacted the teacher when you thought a lesson was well done? Or when your DD came home and told you about an awesome lesson that day? So don't bother critiquing a lesson like this that hasn't harmed your child in the slightest. [/quote] As a teacher and the mother of a girl, I think you're an idiot. Your response is ignorant and if my child (male or female) had been in your class, s/he would have been pulled. You're the reason many young women and girls have no self-esteem. You're the reason very few women rise to leadership roles in education. Yes, we dominate the schools, but central office is filled with males in high positions. Do society a favor and step down. [/quote]
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