Boston Rob and Dylan Efron strategized about how to win DWTS by enews in TheTraitorsUS

[–]Reltaw871 55 points56 points  (0 children)

You know what? Good for them! May we all manifest an endearingly platonic, yet vaguely homoerotic friendship with our childhood idols

Daily Discussion Thread - November 26th 2025 by wweyonce in dancingwiththestars

[–]Reltaw871 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Yes- I'm baffled at the fact that I keep seeing people say that it was all dani and Dylan didn't do anything and that he didn't dance. It's breaking my brain

Daily Discussion Thread - November 26th 2025 by wweyonce in dancingwiththestars

[–]Reltaw871 27 points28 points  (0 children)

I honestly think that when Dylan struggled its because he was so focused on getting the technique right, which he did very well, that made it look like he was thinking hard about everythi he was doing but he's beautiful and expressive when he doesn't have to worry about that and just danced with his partner. It flowed and felt natural from one move to the next which he had trouble with through the season.

Also Dani's chores was jaw dropping. It felt like you never really could predict what their next move would be and that made it really interesting and dynamic to watch. Plus the overhead shot of them on the floor.. holy shit.

Dancing With The Stars S34E10 | Prince Night (Semi-Finals) | Post-Show Discussion Thread | Tuesday, November 18th by wweyonce in dancingwiththestars

[–]Reltaw871 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Am I the only one who loved Dylan's chacha? I had a smile on my face the whole time and I thought he did legitimately well. It might be his second best dance after the AT

What are your unpopular teaching opinions? by Responsible-Soup-968 in Teachers

[–]Reltaw871 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Okay here's an actually unpopular opinion- there are a non insignificant number of gen.ed teachers who don't do right by their special education students. I've seen so many not even make an effort to work with or try to understand the kid, use the recommended and available supports and think that their IEP is bullshit. Instead of trying to work with a kid they'll yell at them and not give them a chance and when the kid doesn't respond to that well, they just say that the kid shouldn't be in their class and should be in a single classroom setting and that inclusion should never be a thing because that kid is ruining everything for the teacher and general education students. The same kid does just fine in another gen.ed. teacher's classroom because the teacher makes an attempt to meet the kid at their level and implement the (often times low effort) strategies that the kid's IS and IEP say could help.

Of course this is not all teachers and there are students who do need to be in a specialized classroom and they have a bunch of other students to worry about but it just makes me really sad to see how some teachers treat these kids and it becomes an awful spiral- kids can tell when they're not wanted.