Teachers share 19 things they'd love to tell their students but can't
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But some of these things, while perhaps controversial, could end up being a service to young people, if only someone would just tell them.
So we asked teachers everywhere to weigh in on the one thing they'd love to tell their students but can't, and more than 50 teachers shared their insights.
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We've (anonymously) included some of the most constructive thoughts here:
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