[aruanan]

“We can feel stronger going back to our hallways,” the teacher, Elisa Weidenbaum Waters, said, “going back to our homes, going back to our society, and saying: ‘You know what? What you said is a stereotype, and that’s not cool.’ ”

Would it be a stereotype to say that teachers like her are stupid? A stereotype is a characteristic applied to every member of a group that is true about enough members of that group to have become noteworthy. Idiocy seems to have become a noteworthy characteristic of many in lower education. Elisa is one such idiot.

[benewton]

I concur.

All the way through my master’s, I have not ever heard the word “cool” in the classroom.

That said, the ed students were the least bright in the schools I attended. So, it figures that they do feelings since arithmetic is beyond them.

[PapaBear3625]

Would it be a stereotype to say that teachers like her are stupid? A stereotype is a characteristic applied to every member of a group that is true about enough members of that group to have become noteworthy. Idiocy seems to have become a noteworthy characteristic of many in lower education. Elisa is one such idiot.

Try creating a stereotype about Japanese being lazy and shiftless, or Amish being violent thugs.