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What's the weirdest way a teacher tried to help the class understand a concept in school you encountered? (hexbear.net)
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In 8^th^ grade my social studies teacher showed The Notebook to the class to help teach us about WWII. The movie had less than 5 minutes of content about the war; the rest was only tangentially related at best because it was set in that time period.

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[–] Chronicon@hexbear.net 11 points 1 month ago

this teacher was an entirely insane piece of shit that should not be around children. like, he just sort of used his job to do fascist agitprop to high school students basically

we had a substitute teacher like this. he'd break out articles and emails from his yahoo inbox featuring folders for obama birther shit, and other such racist categories.