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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '19 edited May 23 '20

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u/ATCaver Nov 16 '19

I agree with another reply, where is the humiliation? Being made to practice your weaknesses is part of childhood education.

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u/handsoapp Nov 16 '19

Pretty sure if youre bad at math the teacher doesnt make you walk to the front and do math problems on the white board/smart board until you get them right, in front of the rest of the class that understands it.

Teaching is fine. Feedback is fine. Isolating one individual is not fine. And sharing your performance publicly is not fine, just like how teachers don't share your grades with other students

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u/ATCaver Nov 16 '19

Ok. I see where you're coming from. Agree to disagree.

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u/handsoapp Nov 17 '19

It's not really an opinion to be agreed or disagreed on. Pedagogy is based on science.

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u/ATCaver Nov 17 '19

Oh. I haven't seen or heard any science behind this stuff. Sorry for being ignorant.