Picklechu
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- 2 de Ene, 2014
Maybe they could even have the advanced students help teach the ones that are behind (as a peer helper).
Interestingly enough, the same teacher who wouldn't allow me to check out the books that I wanted tried this with me. She had me trying to help some kid with an assignment; I think it was English or reading or something like that. I tried explaining it to him, but he flat-out didn't get it and pretty much expected me to do it for him.That would really help the students below the advanced students since it means they could understand how their advanced peers would tackle a problem and such.
(I wish that I either had my yearbooks nearby or could remember the guy's last name so I could look him up on Facebook; last time I saw his profile, his life looked like a train wreck.)
In a lot of jurisdictions, the legal definition of "rape" doesn't include anything women are capable of doing. For example, a man can rape a woman or another man, but if a woman forcibly has sex with a man, the worst she can get charged with is sexual assault due to the legal definitions. I don't know many people--tumblrinas aside--who would argue that the latter scenario isn't also rape, but because she doesn't have a dick which she used to penetrate him, in legal terms, she did not "rape" him. It's really fucked up.They'll try to get the definition of rape to not include men which no doubt can offend those who were raped regardless of gender since they know how serious it is and to exclude someone because of their gender would be a spit in both their eyes and the man that was raped.