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One of my Emotionally Disturbed teenage students said to me (ED kids will say anything to you. I was only in my late 30's then)"Doesn't it bother you all the assistant teachers are younger and prettier then you?" Well, yeah. Principal hired pretty as often as possible. Always qualified, but if prettier, that one. They were young, 20ish. Sigh.......
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