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@T_Hill4 was the first QB I loved. I loved how he played. I loved how he hit. I loved how he would always get up. Even after breaking his leg in 2015, he got up and hopped off the field on his own power. Never made excuses, never wallowed in it. Good luck wherever you go next!

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Taysom Hill Position: Football Player

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@WatchinginWait Oh yeah totally understandable lol

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@Rultpwr I had a libertarian phase at like 19. Then covid hit and I realized libertarianism cannot work lol

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5 days ago

@UintaTriggerite To find the guy and weld him to the ground while you build em again in front of him?

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@DeeGoingsGirl Even where I'm at a smaller school it's impossible to know what's best for every student and even impossible-er to apply that different style to every student. Who knows the student best and has a better teacher to student ratio than their own parent?

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5 days ago

@DeeGoingsGirl As a public school teacher it is absolutely cope lol. The one thing I've learned is that the most important thing in a teacher isn't their degree or how much they know about a subject, it's how much they know the student. What style of learning works for them, etc.

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Emberus 🤙 @emberus26

5 days ago

@WatchinginWait Even where I'm at a smaller school it's impossible to know what's best for every student and even impossible-er to apply that different style to every student. Who knows the student best and has a better teacher to student ratio than their own parent?

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@WatchinginWait As a public school teacher it is absolutely cope lol. The one thing I've learned is that the most important thing in a teacher isn't their degree or how much they know about a subject, it's how much they know the student. What style of learning works for them, etc.