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 TerrokNorth rated 19 months ago - From the page: "Needless to say, we were outraged. What kind of test was this? And what kind of teacher?
We should have figured it out, Mr. Whitson said. After all, at the every moment he was passing around the cattywampus skull (in truth, a cat's), hadn't he been telling us that n... more
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- LadyAshwood rated 3 months agoeducation
- Wow, a lesson to teachers and students alike.
- cwlodarczyk rated 8 months agoeducation
- Props to Mr Whitson - I would have loved to have some teachers like this.
- nuttyguy20 reviewed 8 months agoeducation
- It does feel a little made-up. But there are some good teachers out there who push their students not to accept what's told to them. Everyone should have a teacher at some point like that.
- MarioBrosCom rated 8 months agoeducation
- Inspiring story, though something about it screams "urban legend". It would be fitting if it were false.
- Altanic rated 11 months agoeducation
- sadly, its no longer so rare for kids to realize their teachers are as full of crap as anybody else
 TeejIV rated 14 months ago- A fantastic story about a teacher's ability to undermine his student's trust in him (and, indeed, all teachers) and turn them into denialists (this is NOT about skepticism). A heartwarming abuse of authority. A self-congratulatory tale made to make those who disagreed with authority figures at some point in their life feel like intrepid pioneers instead of arrogant bastards.
- PTT rated 15 months agoeducation
- Mr. Whitson taught sixth-grade science.
- KaeTeeEm rated 17 months agoeducation
- On teaching. Interesting- a professor at my university just did the same thing in one of his philosophy classes.
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