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Lol nah

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When i was on a train to Barcelona, we stopped at a station and a family walked in and sat down in first class near my family and were being extremely noisy and talking to each other down the hallway, and i automatically thought that they didn't know any english or social etiquette.  

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When i was on a train to Barcelona, we stopped at a station and a family walked in and sat down in first class near my family and were being extremely noisy and talking to each other down the hallway, and i automatically thought that they didn't know any english or social etiquette.  

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when teaching music & kids didn't want to participate, I felt like they didn't care, but it could just be that some kids are just shy or don't like to stand out in front of their friends

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when teaching music & kids didn't want to participate, I felt like they didn't care, but it could just be that some kids are just shy or don't like to stand out in front of their friends

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When teaching students who are prone to troublemaking in the class

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When trying to teach kids swimming

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I thought poor people wouldn't try

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When coaching netball I tried to coach them all the same way. However, this didn't work because they were all at different abilities and responded to different coaching mechanisms differently.

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All the time - it's hard not to judge people because of their appearance, for example.

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All the time - it's hard not to judge people because of their appearance, for example.

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I remember when a few of my teachers did.

Instead of confronting the problems that may have been affecting the kids in my class who were disruptive, they would isolate them and sit them next to the 'well-behaved' kids, in hopes that their good behaviour would rub off on the disruptive students.

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When I went to Japan I was surrounded by highly and recently educated (in English) people but after the exchange with the school ended and we went into the 'real' Japan, outside central Tokyo I forgot everyone wouldn't know English.

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When I went to Japan I was surrounded by

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When I started tutoring, I would set little tasks based on students' homework to help them understand and improve on what they're working on in class. But when some didn't do their homework, I caught myself wondering why and almost blaming them for it rather than trying to understand why they hadn't.