22 = 22 The teacher accepted that

(1)Danny, come on in
(2)I guess you’re having a hard time adding
(3)No.
(4)How much is two plus two
(5)I wrote 22 here
(6)But when we add, we don’t just put the numbers on the side
(7)I think it’s stupid
(8)I had two pens in my hand
(9)If you bring two pens from this hand
(10)How many pens are there now
(11)22!
(12)No, Danny. This is 4

(1)Mr. Wells
(2)We’re Danny’s parents
(3)So what exactly was your problem that Danny solved wrong
(4)I took a test, and the question was, what was 2 plus 2
(5)Danny said the answer was 22
(6)That’s why
(7)That’s not the right answer
(8)That’s why he’s a fool
(9)Who are you to say that my child’s answer is wrong and only your answer is correct
(10)Wait, honey. You’re right
(11)Thank you.
(12)You’re right in Nazi Germany
(13)Are you trying to say that you don’t know what 2 and 2 are
(14)I don’t think so
(15)That’s why you’re the only one who came to the conclusion
(16)You’re such a smart girl
(17)Yes, I’m sorry! I don’t know what it means to continue this conversation
(18)I’ll complain to the principal
(19)Danny is an open-minded kid!
(20)I’m going to make you do everything
(21)If you don’t know how to do two plus two, you’ll be like that

(1)Mr. Wells
(2)I didn’t know the principal was here
(3)I heard you had a problem with the parents of one of our students yesterday
(4)You should have reported it to me when things got complicated
(5)Yes, so what should I do
(6)I think it would be good if you apologize
(7)It’s an apple! Her mother hit me!
(8)I heard you tell Danny that he got the answer wrong on the test
(9)It’s not our job to point out that everything is right and wrong
(10)Parents want their teachers to push their biases against their children
(11)It’s not a prejudice. It’s just the way math works
(12)So that you can understand, I’ll use mathematical expressions
(13)I’ll give it to you
(14)I’ll put all the kids in the class here
(15)If you divide that number by zero
(16)That’s how much the teacher respects the children
(17)You can’t divide the numbers by zero, and the answer is not zero
(18)That’s why I’m a fool
(19)I’m Nabeurin, a manager who tinkers with papers
(20)You are a genius teacher who changes the world!!

(1)They’re right! The teacher is wrong!
(2)”Don’t kill our kids!”
(3)Have a seat, Mr. Wells
(4)We’ve got a lawsuit
(5)for some reason
(6)Emotional abuse of children
(7)I just told the student that two plus two is four
(8)We want you to reconsider that
(9)It’s just the possibility that there might be a variety of answers to that question
(10)I’m telling you to admit it
(11)What stupid thing is this!
(12)What do you mean stupid? That’s the problem I’m a fool when I’m against you
(13)■ Don’t you drive
(14)I’m asking you, but if the media asks you later, that’s the right time
(15)You should be able to tell me what the answer is
(16)I think so. The answer is 4
(17)I have my own answer
(18)If you are excluded from this school, the answer is tomorrow
(19)I’m not doing my job right now I’ll give you time to correct your extremist views
(20)You’re responsible for this

(1)This is news
(2)An elementary school teacher violated students’ constitutional freedom of expression
(3)So this left-wing elitist teacher is going to take a shot at an innocent first-year kid
(4)Your answer is wrong. Only your own answer is acceptable
(5)You said you had one
(6)Yes, even this teacher has not taken care of the students for more than a year
(7)It’s being delivered
(8)Every year, students leave this teacher and leave her to another teacher
(9)That’s because the kids are getting promoted!
(10)I think this gives us a chance to have a fruitful discussion
(11)It’s called “ENTO DEBATE22”
(12)That can’t be true!
(13)Why don’t you go to the Red France to teach American education
(14)Is that so
(15)He’s the principal, Mr. Wells
(16)- If the disciplinary committee considers everyone’s rights and interests, the teacher will no longer work
(17)I’ve concluded that I don’t need it
(18)- Anyway, you have to come to school tomorrow
(19)· I want you to make our students radical any more
(20)I don’t

(1)Thank you for coming, Mr. Wells
(2)I’m really sorry that this happened
(3)I wish you had the will to be more open-minded
(4)About mathematics or academic integrity
(5)You’ve been warned. I’ve explained it to you
(6)But you held out
(7)Anyway, we would like to settle all legal severance pay here
(8)Here’s $2000 for the last month’s salary and severance pay
(9)It’s 2,000 dollars
(10)Your total is 4000 dollars
(11)You have to give me 22,000 dollars!