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Feb 20, 2013
School is a game of winners and losers with the winning always at the expense of losing. School cannot have a valedictorian without a class goat; the top third of a class without the bottom third; a good student without a bad student (otherwise they would just be students); an honor roll without an ornery roll. And, once there are criteria for an honor roll, there will also be a hierarchical arrangement naming the bottom of the honor role. [click below to read the rest]
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Isn't life kind of like that? After all, none of us are ever good at everything. I don't think of that as a bummer, however. Whether you win or lose, there's always a lesson to learn. For example, a "winner" that's worked hard for the victory may have learned perseverance, and a winner who was at the top with little effort might learn humility. (Th...See More
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