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You'd be surprised how many middle schoolers think "reality TV" is real life on TV.
Not really, George Carlin said it best, there are a lot of really stupid people out there. If your middle school kid is one of these kids, teaching them these moronic 11 rules will not make much a difference. He's pretty much hopeless
I don't think that it's the job of schools (or teachers) to pass on those rules.
That's pretty much the point. You don't learn them in school. The same way it's not the job of schools (or teachers) to teach sex education or hand out condoms, or respect, but they do because clearly children aren't learning those things at home.
I like number 10, "television is not real life" very profound.
Who the hell made up this list, a 15 year old? If your kid can't figure out on his own that tv isn't real, your kid is a freakin moron.
Is that to say that 15 year old aren't impressionable? That they passed that "stage"?
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