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Everyone Learns Differently

Short Non-Fiction By Nancy Lindell

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Sep 13, 2023
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I was in junior high and sitting in after-school detention. They had sentenced me to hard time for being late to class, even though I had a valid excuse. See, I was only late because I hated school with a burning passion. I dreaded every class, every assignment, every test, every worksheet, every mound of busywork, every shallow and forced interaction with peers I couldn’t relate to or connect with or understand; every moment, every second, every part, every inch of every aspect of my public educational experience. I hated it. I hated all of it. I was suffocating.

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