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It is indeed "wrong." Why? It is because if students gossip about the teachers, the teacher would be less likely to help that student pass their class. For example, imagine if Micheal was gossiping about how the teacher walks and the teacher found out Micheal said those things. So, when Micheal needs extra credit the teacher would be less likely to give him less credit because he said those things.
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Honestly, you just can't, we all wish we knew. But we don't. But, just hang it there. And love yourself no matter what. :)
<span>Eight years after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously that racial segregation in public schools was unconstitutional, in the 1954 case of Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, he penned this cartoon expressing his dismay at the country's slow progress toward educational integration.</span>
the following terms and explain how each could have an effect — either positive or negative — on his ability to make friends and feel comfortable in his new school is the Stereotyping.
<h3>What is stereotype and example?</h3>
Stereotyping is mainly used to define and limit people in terms of appearance (skin color, type of dress, etc.), nationality (region or country of origin) and behavior (religion, culture, belief, level of education, etc.) .
Stereotype is a concept, idea or image model attributed to people or social groups, often in a prejudiced way and without theoretical foundation. In short, stereotypes are impressions, preconceptions and “labels” created in a generalized and simplified way by common sense.
See more about stereotype at brainly.com/question/13281670
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huh? I'm confused is this a language?
