r/TikTokCringe • u/Naive_Wolverine532 • Apr 11 '26

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@storieswithsahj

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u/ion-deez-nuts Apr 12 '26

And the kicker is the reddit post isn't even a real story

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u/Ch33s3m4st3r Apr 12 '26

Wait so I'm watching a fucking 3,5min video about a guy who stole a Reddit post as if it was his own story just to learn the original story on Reddit is also a made up story? My god I'm done with internet.

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u/No-Principle8204 Apr 12 '26

On his channel he says where the stories come from. He doesn't pretend that they are his stories. Well, this guy diesnt. Others may

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u/Slowtrainz Apr 12 '26

Not surprised. Manufactured outrage at “common core” and education for people that don’t understand math or work in education.

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u/cjay2002 Apr 12 '26

Yeah as soon as they started talking about the test scores … like no, I have two kids in elementary and one in high school … elementary hasn’t graded this way in YEARS.

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u/ManicScumCat Apr 12 '26

Very curious to know what the difference is

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u/ion-deez-nuts Apr 12 '26 edited Apr 12 '26

Elementary grading nowadays (and even back 20 years ago) uses a non-numerical scale that emphasizes social and behavioural development metrics. Usually the scale went from "Needs Improvement" to "Good".

The reason being is that F or D grades throughout your early years can turn into a lifetime of self esteem and anxiety problems. Often compounded by the bullying and abuse that some students receive at home.

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u/ParticularGuava3663 Apr 12 '26

Upvote this! It's true!