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Hey people! Welcome to our “personality-learn and fun“ every number at
the last page. Today we’re gonna find out something more about the
private-school-students stereotypes. In the next number of our wonderful
periodical you will find some teachers’ stereotypes also from private schools
of course.
Ok! So lets get
started...
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First and most popular stereotype is the “Cashfool”. Person
that has everything that is fashionable and expensive. His father usually
has a silver Mercedes and brings him from school to his Villa in Piaseczno
– high-class suburb of Warsaw. Usually he isn’t very smart because his
father buys all his examinations. Besides, he doesn’t need to learn, he
has so much money that he can live till the end of his live in luxury. Of
course he already has plans for future. He will inherit a job from his
father like being a boss of a beer factory. Usually he isn’t happy with
his life so he takes drugs. |
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Second Stereotype that is mostly about girls in public schools is called
“Little Princess”. It is a type of a girl who thinks that world is
turning around her, which results from her parents over-care. She likes
ponies, Barbie dolls, and everything that’s pink. She thinks that she is
the most beautiful princess in the world and she deserves a man more
handsome than Ken. Probably she had a bad accident in her “younger
childhood”, so her parents try to give her whatever she wants - kind of
an apologetic reward. |
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Third and last stereotype is a “problem-boy”. He has dyslexia,
discounting, disgraphics and problems with spelling. He is usually shy,
wears glasses and has very “original” interests. His parents always
make problems about everything that is connected with him. He doesn’t
care about fashion and wears just as normal things as other students. He
could be a state-school student but his problems like dyslexia and this
sort of stuff makes him being in need for special care just as the two
stereotypes you read about before. |
Author: Piotr Jastrzębski 3a
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