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Deferred Success (revisited)


Um.


So theres this retired teacher who wants us to stop using the word 'fail' and start using the phrase 'deferred success' instead.


Remember people - you cannot fail.  It is simply a deferred success! 



-- Edited by ddvmor at 08:39, 2006-08-04

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RE: Deferred Success


stupid new age hippy teacher

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I'm deferring my straight A's at GCSE & A-level & my first class degree.


Thank goodness the education secretary thinks she's spouting rubbish.



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How does she know it's coming?






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Looks like that teacher's plan was a deferred success after all.  heh.

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Just reviving an ancient thread with this:






Pupils 'cannot be called clever'

 
Teachers should stop calling bright pupils "clever" for fear they might not be considered "cool" by classmates, a union has been told.

Instead they should refer to academic high-achievers as "successful", the Professional Association of Teachers' conference in Oxford heard.

Simon Smith, a teacher from Essex, said it was important to avoid a culture which "mocks being clever".



It's a worry that Simon is in a position to influence the academic future of so many children.  If I had kids at that school, I'd have to seriously question whether he was 'successful' enough to teach them! 

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