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Mr. Marineau, I Regret to Inform You That You Didn’t Ruin My Life, or: If I Taught High School English
By Geo Ong I used to hate reading. In high school, I had a string of English teachers that did quite a job of having their students hate reading forever. My 10th grade Language Arts teacher Mr. Marineau was the … Continue reading →
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