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It is very frustrating to have to "dumb things down". I don't like it and out of respect I only do it if someone clearly cant understand and I have to explain something differently.
As for the people on the lower end? Yeah, I have worked around some like that and had to deal with it when I was teaching at one point. Some of them were far more on-topic and tuned in than the others and I tried to play to their strengths when interacting directly with them but not when I was working with everyone. Anyone that wanted/needed more help got it so long as they asked.
I think you hit the nail on the head. Niggers don't want help. They're just violent and impulsive. Meanwhile a child with down syndrome or learning disabilities might not be as capable, but given time (and in many cases, they DO want to learn), they can catch up to the others given alternative learning methods.
Yep, that is about it. I always tried to explain it in a way someone would understand. It didn't matter who you were, I would try to find a way to make it understandable for you.
I didn't have any nogs when I was teaching due to where I was but even if I did most that were in that area were the "smart ones" so I doubt I would have had to worry about them. There are always exceptions to the rule but stereotypes exist for a reason too.
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Funny thing, the black clients are the worst of the lot in those special needs venues. No contest. Any time I get a call for feces on a wall, vomit trailer down a hallway, liquid food thrown all over, etc. the perpetrator from that room is always one of the niggers. Being smart just makes them slightly less likely to be a nigger as often
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