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Pretty Little Liars Season 1 Episode 5 Quotes By Kirsten Olson

In addition to labeling kids who learn differently as problematic, sometimes defective, most schools classify, track, and categorize students from very early ages. As an abundance of research studies confirm, these classifications tend to become self-perpetuating and self-confirming. My interviewees illuminate the ways in which grades, tests, and opportunities to learn are often arbitrary or related to class, race, and gender. In the supposed meritocracy of schooling, these markers and estimations have profound impact, not just structuring how we fit into the learning hierarchy of an individual classroom, but who we are who whom we believe we will become. — Kirsten Olson

Pretty Little Liars Season 1 Episode 5 Quotes By Jeremy Renner

I'm able to really enjoy the wonderful things happening to me and that's a great blessing. — Jeremy Renner

Pretty Little Liars Season 1 Episode 5 Quotes By Sally Gardner

That summer, in the wilderness of crumbling bricks and mortar, white roses had appeared in those derelict suburbs. Gramps said that if man was mad enough to destroy itself, at least the rats and cockroaches would have front-row seats, be able to enjoy the sight of Mother Nature reclaiming the earth. Outside — Sally Gardner

Pretty Little Liars Season 1 Episode 5 Quotes By Megan Abbott

There is something bad here, growing. Day and night I watch it. Growing. - Sophocles, Electra — Megan Abbott

Pretty Little Liars Season 1 Episode 5 Quotes By Leo Tolstoy

We will never arrive to the notion of total freedom, that is, the absence of cause — Leo Tolstoy

Pretty Little Liars Season 1 Episode 5 Quotes By Robert Breault

I am not your dog, but if every time you saw me, you gave me a backrub, I would run to greet you, too. — Robert Breault