[QUOTE="duxup"][QUOTE="mattbbpl"] [QUOTE="mrbojangles25"]
this kid is stupid
The first 10 or more pages of the book are devoted to Joshua Tubbs' background, goals - including teaching elementary school - and writing samples. He then lists the 28 categories he assigns to his classmates, ranging from "fake girls" and "druggie" to "gangstah" and "special education."
What follows are more than 70 pages of individual assessments, in alphabetical order, of 349 students. When he gets to Joshua Tubbs, he writes, "No explanation needed, I am just the best thing since canned bread."
The author concludes with the hope the project enlightened people. "I hope that these people realize their faults and build on their strengths, or make some if there is an absence," he wrote.
The more I read that article, the more it made me think it had to be a setup. Look at this quote:"I am rather cocky in my intelligence, and I am definitely an intellectual elitist so if the stupider children would like to leave, that would be fine by me," the author wrote.
I can't believe that anyone would call themselves an intellectual elitist and use the phrase "stupider" in the same sentence.
He is in High School right? He might think that is pretty witty. Yeah, come to think of it, he did use the term, "Best thing since canned bread".
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