"I don't give some kids Cs or Ds any more." These are the words of a high school teacher who approached me after a workshop.

"Why?" I asked, assuming that I would hear how tired she was of arguing with a few chronically griping kids. But the teacher was trying to avoid another group instead.

"I don't want to fight with the parents anymore," she explained. 

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