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boatofmagic · 7 months ago
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Okay but hear me out:
JERMA as a substitute teacher in the Community movie!
T E A C H E R N O I S E
And here are some classes he could teach:
Applied Meat Grinding
Remedial Beatboxing
Cooperative Gaslighting
Advanced Regional Gambling
Dollhouse Economics
Comparative Dumptruck Studies
I just want to live in the timeline where this exists, idc if it's the darkest. Please, I know it's a MULTIMILLION DOLLAR IDEA, steal it from me and make it come true!
(Otherwise I'm sure there are enough green screen scenes of him to make an Abed-style short film)
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my-autism-adhd-blog · 7 months ago
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Experiencing Auditory Processing Disorder
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The Autistic Teacher
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chipsoda · 2 years ago
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homestar streamer
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gouldblogger · 7 months ago
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feel this in my bones ….
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seattlesellie · 1 year ago
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hi so i absolutely hate bugs and i hate killing them. i would def make ellie kill all of them for me. (although i would prefer she take them outside to let them be free… anyways)
but it’s the way she would kill them, that absolutely sends me. i feel like she would kill them and be like, “i gotchu motherfucker,” “yeah? you like comin into my house and scarin my girl like that? hm?” and i’d just stand there and just stare at her going tf off on a tiny mosquito idk just a thought 😭
i love you and your writing so much <33
ellie grabbing a flip flop running around the house like she’s chasing the killer 😭 but also after she kills it she definitely picks it up and chases you with it in her hand and wiggles it around to scare you :// “you’re such a fuckin’ crybaby it’s not even gonna hurt you” also she ate bugs and sand when she was a kid it’s a canon event .
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consumed-star · 4 days ago
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jumped on the jerma trend...
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stardustandrockets · 1 year ago
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Do you have a favorite book with disability rep? Drop it below! (Title and author, please.)
July got away from me and I didn't get this disability rep post finished before the month ended.
The rep listed is by no means a comprehensive list, but what I could remember. I know there are a lot of other lists out there with several of these books on them, but some I hadn't seen and wanted to include.
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• Photo 2: Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute by Talia Hibbert (OCD), Turtles All the Way Down by John Green (OCD), The Charm Offensive by Alison Cochrun (anxiety, depression, and OCD)
• Photo 3: Truly Devious by Maureen Johnson (anxiety), Icebreaker by A.L. Graziadei (anxiety and depression), Teacher of the Year by M.A. Wardell (anxiety and ADHD)
• Photo 4: Lost in the Never Woods by Aiden Thomas (anxiety and PTSD), The Infinite Noise by Lauren Shippen (anxiety and depression), Heartstopper (anxiety, depression, and anorexia)
• Photo 5: A Neon Darkness by Lauren Shippen (depression and PTSD), The Witch King by H.E. Edgmon (depression and PTSD), Summer Sons by Lee Mandelo (depression)
• Photo 6: Life Lessons with Uramichi Oniisan by Gaku Kaze (depression), Perfect World by Rie Aruga (spinal cord injury), Vicious by V.E. Schwab (chronic pain)
• Photo 7: A Darker Shade of Magic by V.E. Schwab (blindness), The Raven Cycle by Maggie Stiefvater (partial deafness), The Whispering Dark by Kelly Andrew (deafness)
• Photo 8: I Hear the Sunspot by Yuki Fumino (deafness), A Quiet Kind of Thunder by Sara Barnard (deafness and select mutism), Everything You Never Said by Jordon Greene (mutism)
• Photo 9: Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas (dyslexia), Spoiler Alert by Olivia Dade (dyslexia), All the Feels by Olivia Dade (ADHD)
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merakiui · 2 years ago
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I blame you for making me think about Professor Ashengrotto. Now I bring you Professor Rosehearts.
Professor Rosehearts who has a favorite student and it’s so blatantly obvious <3 after class he’ll take you on his desk and kiss you so deeply all while rubbing your tummy fondly <3
Soon you’ll be having morning sickness and you’ll have no clue why! When your pregnancy test comes back positive you’ll go crying to Professor Rosehearts saying that you guys made a huge mistake and that you need to take care of this quickly so you can get back to your studies- but Professor Rosehearts stops you.
He says that he won’t let you go and that he wants you and this child, no matter how unexpected it was. You can unenroll quietly from the university and go to live with him in his manor in the countryside in secret <3 You won’t need your degree when he’s knocking you up every other year.
He’s so glad he switched your pills out with placebos, but you never need to know that.
ALWAYS RUBBING YOUR TUMMY!!!!! OTL and a manor in the countryside… wooooo,,,,, truly the dream life. He makes you his always-pregnant housewifey. No more student stresses for you! You don’t need to keep studying for your degree! Although if you insist, he won’t stop you. He’ll provide you with some textbooks on the material, but he would love it if you could read up on some cookbooks so that he can come home to delicious homemade meals and baked goods. <3 he can already imagine how lovely summer will be, where you’ll put pies out on the windowsill to cool while he tends to the strawberry garden, picking the ripest ones and offering one to you through the window. And the flowing spring dresses you’ll wear!!! If he isn’t fantasizing about you breastfeeding the adorable baby he’s created with you, then he’s thinking about you in a spring dress while he’s putting grades in, so very pleased to know he’s finally getting the life he’s always wanted with his favorite student.
Professor Rosehearts will take very good care of you and the baby (and all future babies you will have with him)! He wants to be the best father and husband in the world. You’ll let him because you have no choice. :)
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sanyu-thewitch05 · 2 months ago
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So, I watched a gameplay of all three Class of 09 games. I will just say this, the teachers being pedos and creeps in all three games is the least surprising thing in this series.
Also, the creator got exposed:
https://x.com/domiraptor/status/1838600383385546790?s=46&t=VgNCf575PY7lLqxkH7ldJw
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lowkeyremi · 4 months ago
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imagine izuku goes into the break room to take his lunch break. he calls shota “aizawa sensei” when greeting him; shota has to once again remind izuku that he’s not his teacher anymore and he doesn’t have to be so formal with him 🥹💖
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i survived my seminar 🫡
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my-autism-adhd-blog · 11 months ago
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Autism and Festivities
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The Autistic Teacher
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chained-sweater · 4 months ago
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(rant)
EVERY TIME I SEE A POST WITH RANDY IN IT AND HIS LAST NAME IN THE TAGS IS "ANDERSON" IT MAKES ME WANNA FUCKING SCREAM
IT'S ADDERSON. RANDY ADDERSON.
YES, THE MOVIES CHANGED IT, BUT STILL. HIS LAST NAME IS ADDERSON.
*sigh*
i'm going to bed.
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luridcomixofthenuit · 15 days ago
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Me in my very first class as a substitute teacher after completely losing control of the kids in the first 2 minutes
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leatherface-headspace · 6 months ago
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lassie can hear the high pitched frequency that lights and electronics make
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not-poignant · 4 months ago
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For T/F: for some reason I assume that you’ve probably had some experience (either of yourself or maybe people around you) of falling into the “gifted” category, and I feel like there’s probably some strong opinions on that maybe?
True!
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This one is true in a complicated way.
As a child, no one thought I was gifted until I got into school. I was hyperlexic, reading at a level far beyond my age-range (I read Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species at the age of 8/9, sitting on the library floor with the dictionary next to me so I could flick to different words and understand what they meant).
I was tested for giftedness/IQ but failed every test pretty spectacularly (we didn't know how many learning developmental disorders I had at the time, but it was a lot, and these tests in the 80s didn't favour any child with dyscalculia or severe dyspraxia, or ADHD / Autism for that matter). So everyone kind of officially knew I was pretty stupid, and the librarian was like 'what the fuck' while I quietly went through as many nonfiction books as I could because I found the fiction section mostly very boring.
Recently (like literally a month ago) when I was diagnosed with L2 Autism, I was also diagnosed with 2E, which is Twice Exceptional - or 'gifted but developmentally disabled.' It's a nice way of saying 'oh you're exceptionally smart (at certain things) and you're exceptionally special needs.' This also explains why I tested the way I did as a child, and kind of recontextualised a lot of things in my life, but I had to wait until I was 43 to learn that about myself, and until then I've always viewed myself as someone who was very stupid, but very good at pretending I wasn't simply because I could memorise things / facts I'd read in nonfiction, and I've been reading it since childhood. It's probably going to take a long time to think of myself as intelligent at anything other than words and reading.
So no, I wasn't raised as a 'gifted' child. I was raised as a semi-stupid child who read too many books. My sister tested as gifted and went into academic programs (and that definitely created some issues for her!) and I didn't, and started spectacularly failing maths in high school, which tracks for my level of dyscalculia.
It wasn't until university that I realised I could be clever at things, but again, I still credited that to 'I read well because I've been doing it a long time, and anyone - except for someone with dyslexia - could do this, this easily, and someone with dyslexia could still do this with the right supports.'
So I do have experience of falling into the 'gifted' category, but only for the last four weeks. It's also come with the diagnosis of L2 Autism, so mostly I'm just reminded at how fucking incompetent I am at generally being alive and functioning in a society.
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From the true/false meme!
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