From: Fred Duhly (duhly@mac.com)
Date: Sun Mar 24 2002 - 18:13:02 MST
Hello Violet,
I think that when you are in class you might find it rewarding to
listen carefully to what your reacher has to say. Then instead of asking
the kind of questions that get you kicked out of class, ask questions
that make the other kids think. If you appear like you want to learn and
want to 'understand' as your teacher does, she won't kick you out. What
she will do though, is dig herself deeper and deeper into stances that
make no sense. Try to make the other kids question what they learn there
also. Sometimes an argument against something is most effective when
the person is trying to argue for the subject, but everything they say
seem to support the opposing view better.
Perhaps you would like to help the other students wonder?
fdr
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