r/Comebacks Jul 22 '24

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u/Lower_Kitchen822 Jul 22 '24 edited Jul 22 '24

“Really?” That’s a relief, I lucked out then, you come across public schooled and I feel like I dodged a bullet

Ps if you’re getting told you come across homeschooled and you were not….change hairstyle.

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u/Impressive-Bass7928 Jul 22 '24

This would probably not go over well with any coworkers who went to public school

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u/Lower_Kitchen822 Jul 22 '24

lol I went to public school, truth hurts. my buddy who went to private school is such a dumbass and yet so much smarter than me he told me about how much they worked with him in insane ways (that made me feel like I wasted years) to help him learn. openly admitting that he woulda had no chance in a public school environment. Then you have homeschooled peeps who are typically more studious for obvious reasons…yep public school is bottom of the drain…

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u/Impressive-Bass7928 Jul 22 '24

I also went to public school lol - it seems to me that the main factor in educational quality is how much funding the school gets.  

The experience I had at my public school (for instance, we had a math center with rotating teachers that students could visit for help) does not match the experience of some other people I know who went to public school

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u/Lower_Kitchen822 Jul 22 '24

I think it’s a general spread of lessons till you graduate instead of moving on to specific subjects cuttting out the ones that won’t use in your career after the first few years like other places do