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Pretty much all female teachers, constantly scolded and lectured boys, said they were aggressive and misbehaved (honestly the boys were really mild in kindergarten)
Fast forward to seventh grade, the boys turned out exactly the way the teacher said but worse.
All female teachers through the years of elementary, except for like 1
Do you think it's a kind of learned helplessness that led to that or that the boys were going to be like that regardless? Or that's because that's the example they received from older boys?