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codyclark

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Disrupting class as a form of power reversal was especially salient for those children already marginalized as troublemakers because
 
  a. it just made them more alienated and outcast.
  b. they were more often sent to the principal's office because they were already labeled as bad kids.
  c. they could turn the spotlight on themselves to highlight their strengths and talents.
  d. teachers were especially lenient with them because of their vulnerability.

Question 2

In his storytelling thesis, Aguirre assumes the role of
 
  a. majority administrator as narrator.
  b. clinical psychologist as narrator.
  c. sociologist as narrator.
  d. social engineer as narrator.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

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