deceive oneself

Alberto 2022-03-22 09:02:27

If I was for the money, I would go to Wall Street and live in a big house, in a country?️ villa. I want to make some changes, I'm taking the teachers' salaries and raising the school to No. 4 in the country, and you're making millions of dollars on the district housing. ? Uncle's self-justified explanation is very similar to the moral speech of the president of a domestic university to himself while investing in education and making money. In domestic speeches, behind the rhetoric is self-justification. Talk about fooling others, justifying yourself and deceiving yourself.

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  • Terence 2022-04-24 07:01:17

    The most critical part is that these records are open and transparent. If we were in a system carefully designed by those in power to create opaque information, would the game just go on and on?

  • Gabe 2022-03-19 09:01:07

    Frank is really a very complicated character. He has excellent business skills but is corrupt. He is slick but also sees through the education system. He has been with his partner for many years but also cheated on young people. The passage of teaching children to read accelerate is very exciting, with invincible control. It tells the relationship between teachers and parents in one word: in the eyes of many parents, the teacher should be the best for the students, and the poor performance of the students is the teacher’s fault. , Learning progress is just the teacher’s own job. If you protest, then you should be ashamed of yourself. In the end, the teacher will remember each of his students, but not vice versa. At the end, fly to the lover before being arrested, take off the iconic suit, put on a casual shirt, and accompany him to the last dance. I can't hate this scumbag at all... It's all because Uncle Hugh is so charming, and the acting is even more glamorous! Excited me in the morning!

Bad Education quotes

  • Frank Tassone: My problem? My problem is you. Carol, it's the people who trot their poor children out like race horses at Belmont; who derive some perverse joy out of treating us like low-level service reps. I mean, do you remember the teachers who sat with you, who held you by the hand, who taught you to add and subtract, or showed you Gatsby, Salinger, for the first - Mockingbird even? Do their names escape you? Are their faces a blur? You listen to me! You don't want to see us as people because that is not convenient for you. You just leave us behind, at will. Never think about us again. You might forget, but we don't. We never forget. Ever.

  • Big Bob Spicer: We've run the numbers and, folks, there's no simpler way for me to put it: our children are getting smarter.