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    1. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl Jan 28

      I think it's hard to convey the extent to which 'school culture' leaks into *everything*. I was homeschooled, and so when I got into the world 'school culture' was glaringly obvious. Thread of examples:

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    2. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl Jan 28

      1. Portrayal of teen norms School is everywhere, in *all* media for teens. All kids go to high school, and the dynamics of high school are enmeshed with the plot. Even when the setting is fantasy, teens still carry norms that are unique to a school setting, such as:

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    3. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl Jan 28

      2. Isolation of kids and adults. The important people in a kid's life are *other kids* almost exclusively. Kids are isolated in a radically different environment, and then undergo a transition into 'adult world.' This is weird and feels super artificial.

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    4. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl Jan 28

      3. Relationship to learning. School-culture sees learning as a job - you go in, turn in the paperwork and if you do well enough you get a promotion (grades, good college). I can't tell you the number of times ppl asked me "what course is that for" when I was reading BOOK FOR FUN

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    5. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl Jan 28

      4. School imagery *everywhere*. There's aisles in grocery stores dedicated to it, there's an ad season for it. Yellow busses, apples and teachers and desks and hand raising. In my world, this is a foreign language, but it's saturated in tiny ways everywhere we look.

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    6. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl Jan 28

      5. Bullying. Even if it's not outright, there's still toxic relationship norms rampant in school culture that are considered default, normal, not-weird. People will laugh about the one time everyone outed and made fun of them to their crush like this is just how the world works.

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      Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl Jan 28

      It's hard to really sum up the extent to which this happens. It's in tiny references - "playing hooky", "drop out", "teacher's pet", "cram", "saved by the bell", "who do you sit with at lunch", "recess", etc. - that exist *everywhere*. We're swimming in it.

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        1. post modernist medicine man‏ @RokAxe Jan 28
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          It's weird how people take that shot into the workplace. Big offices basically are schoolyards. Don't know if that says more about human nature or the effect of schooling though

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        2. aeyaeyaey‏ @aeyaeyaey2 Jan 28
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          I think "saved by the bell" came from boxing originally, but it definitely got appropriated by school culture, you're right. Not sure if that happened before or after the show.

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        3. Contrariwise‏ @mrcontrariwise Jan 29
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          Before. The show was named as a nod to an existing joke.

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        1. Contrariwise‏ @mrcontrariwise Jan 29
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          It's by far the hugest part of your life for a dozen of your most important developmental years. So yeah it leaves a lot of residue, including shared cultural references, for pretty much everyone who goes through it.

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        1. Charlie Vinson‏ @Twittykitty78 Jan 29
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          It seems remarkable to you because you were part of the small minority home schooled. These observations apply also to other minorities, e.g. racial and ethnic (obviously w/ different examples)

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        1. Patrick Lee Miller‏ @Plato4Now Jan 29
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          I’ve always thought “saved by the bell” was a boxing reference.

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        1. shy‏ @shyliest Jan 29
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          Do you feel like you understand these terms and situations better now? As someone who went to public school, I can also say that quite a few of these examples exist more in drama than reality. I've never heard anyone say "saved by the bell," and clique tropes are pretty universal

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        1. Henry Brandt‏ @istoothin Jan 29
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          I was an adult before I figured out that "saved by the bell" was originally from boxing.

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        1. eider abacus‏ @abecedarius Jan 29
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          Another one: the literal nightmares people have about school, long afterward. It's striking how frequently this comes up ("didn't study", "undressed in front of the class"), even if not considered really traumatizing.

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        1. Evelyn‏ @evelynharlow_ Jan 29
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          school made me really good at temporarily storing information with little appreciation for its meaning and promptly ejecting it after the course was done

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