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Why are gifted and talented students always at quarrel with their teachers?
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∙ 10y ago
They're not.
A lot of students who think they're "gifted and talented" (or whose parents think they're "gifted and talented") do get in trouble at school a lot, probably because they think they're much smarter than they actually are, and their teachers are willing to call them out on it when their parents don't. So there's that.
There's some slight truth in the statement; someone who really is genuinely significantly above the level of the other students in the classroom may be bored and not pay much attention. But it's a huge leap to say "always at quarrel" (whatever that even means). A lot of the best and brightest will quietly study on their own and not raise a big fuss in class, so the only trouble they're likely to get in is for not having any idea where the class is in the oral reading assignment, because he's tuned out the sound of semi-literate classmates painstakingly sounding out words ("ah, die-dist-in-distinctly I remm-remember it was in the bl-ee-bleak deck-deckum-December") in order to finish the story. And the next one. And the one after that. And being at this point 30 pages further on, he's got no clue what the last line the class read was, though if you told him, he might be able to tell you off the top of his head that the next line is "and each separate dying ember wrought its ghost upon the floor" and even be able to explain what it means.
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Teachers may be required by the school district to give homework. Usually it is 10 minutes per grade level.
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Most teachers have chosen teaching as a career because of what they can put into it, not what they can get out of it. They are there because they wish to make a difference. These teachers always want the best for you. An unfortunate few have been pushed into teaching for any of several reasons: their family has "traditionally" all become teachers; it's a "fall-back" position, etc. these teachers do not necessarily want the best for their students. They may just be there for the job. These teachers are in the minority.
How do you use quarrel as a verb?
Jack always quarrels with his sister.
