This was a gnarly story

Important lesson to learn tho

Not sure how I feel about the way the lesson was taught tho hmmm. Bc if I were a student, I would honestly appreciate that lesson. But I can also see how someone else would not appreciate that.

Why she make it sound like she just got back from war 😂

LOL I would of failed before making it to the goldfish bc they wouldn’t of been telling me to shut up

This is literally not what the bystander effect is

Reminds me of a quote I've always taken to heart ~ “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men should do nothing.”

The famous example we learned in psych was even sadder. The story of Kitty Genovese.

But I mean like it’s a fish… I get the lesson, but obviously if a person was in danger I’m sure they would have helped. I get not risking your grade for a fish….

So she still crying over the goldfish (that didn’t die, mind u) to this day but it didn’t move her enough to just put it back in the bowl in the moment?

I see how this can be viewed as traumatizing to students, but it’s explained that it was a specific species that could be ok for 15 minutes out of water. I would have rather learned this lesson that way vs. the ways I truly had to learn it.