To truly protect students you must actually have proper rules and training in place not just say "oh hey it's anonymised so it's unbiased".
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Replying to @o_guest @jdavidjentsch and
That is absolutely true! Besides, they are bloody adults so perhaps we should not be that much concerned with anonymity but the fairness.
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that might be the result of treating students as defenceless kids. More seriously we (my generation, not yours) have infantilised society.
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Replying to @twitemp1 @jdavidjentsch and
Many complex reasons for this. Newton was teaching Physics at Cambridge when he was 16 and wasn't THAT unusual. People live longer now.
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True again but the future (living longer) cannot affect the past (being an eternal teen) ;)
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Yes it can. The ability to live longer might carry with it prolonged teen-like stages.
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Also you're forgetting that "teenager" is pretty much 100% new to humans. http://www.ushistory.org/us/46c.asp
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Don't forget that we live longer and thus we allow the next generation to live even longer. And that "allow" part might be because we allow them to be children or teens longer.
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We have children later on in life too. So many factors.
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Why do we want to get stuck in the 1920s def on teenager? "In short, it soon became apparent that a new stage of life — the TEENAGE phase — was becoming a reality in America. American adolescents were displaying traits unknown among children and adults." http://www.ushistory.org/us/46c.asp
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