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Category: Person Rating Guidance Counselor Who Needs To Be Counseled

Anxiety disorder?!? Great. Another crazy spoiled snowflake that will shoot up the mall.

Category: Person Rating Guidance Counselor Who Needs To Be Counseled

I agree. The kid needs professional help and pharm level meds. Might do some good to lock him up for observation for awhile.

Category: Person Rating Guidance Counselor Who Needs To Be Counseled

This kid is scary crazy. Sounds very imbalanced and in need of therapy and meds. I hope Mr. Englerth got a restraining order placed on them.

Category: Person Rating Guidance Counselor Who Needs To Be Counseled

Who keeps posting about Mr. Englerth, and are you sure that person is a dude?

Category: Response To Person Rating Kid Who Reciewed Guidance Counselor Who Needs To Be Counseled

Hi, thank you for sharing your thoughts. I posted the same review three times to make minor improvements. Having listened to my wonderful English teachers, I understand that revision is an important part of the writing process. Humans are never infallible. Furthermore, Taco Bell is one of the best valued, high quality fast food restaurants, and I would be honored to work there, so thank you for thinking that I could! :) But please stop being so classist that you equate someone’s capability with their salary. Examine your prejudices. As I have mentioned, humans are infallible—so neither are you. :)

Category: Guidance Counselor Who Needs To Be Counseled

Some reviewers are hurling super inappropriate remarks at Mr. Englerth; other reviewers are sharing (hopefully authentic) personal experiences, and others are bashing people simply for critiquing him. I can confirm that he is not "pompous" or malicious or any of these horrible adjectives that the haters in the first camp are throwing at him. However, the people saying he discouraged them from their ambitions might have a point. I do not think they're "snowflakes who should work at Taco Bell," as some people in the last group I described are saying. I, for one, was advised not to enter several AP classes, even though my teachers recommended me for them, and now, I really regret listening to Mr. Englerth. AP Lang, APUSH, and AP Lit could have taken my writing skills to another level. Not to mention, they would have improved my college application. Not saying they would have gotten me into friggin' NYU or the like, but they would've helped with admissions to other mid-to-high tier colleges and scholarships. Which matter. Obviously, it is ultimately my fault for placing too much trust in one guy, but his job literally is guidance, and in my case, he did not guide me properly. Super kind though. He seems pretty humble, so if people would stop trolling him, he might actually hear them out and become a better guidance counselor. Just my opinion. :)

Category: Guidance Counselor Who Needs To Be Counseled

Some reviewers are hurling super inappropriate remarks at Mr. Englerth; others are sharing (hopefully authentic) personal experiences, and others are bashing people simply for critiquing him. I can confirm that he is not "pompous" or malicious or any of these horrible adjectives that the haters in the first camp are throwing at him. However, the people saying he discouraged them from their ambitions might have a point. I do not think they're "snowflakes who should work at Taco Bell," as some people in the last group I described are saying. I, for one, was advised not to enter several AP classes, even though my teachers recommended me for them, and now, I really regret listening to Mr. Englerth. AP Lang, APUSH, and AP Lit could have taken my writing skills to another level. Not to mention, they would have improved my college application. Not saying they would have gotten me into friggin' NYU or the like, but they would've helped with admissions to other mid-to-high tier colleges and scholarships. Which matter. Obviously, it is ultimately my fault for placing too much trust in one guy, but his job literally is guidance, and in my case, he did not guide me properly. Super kind though. He seems pretty humble, so if people would stop trolling him, he might actually hear them out and become a better guidance counselor. Just my opinion. :)

Category: Guidance Counselor Who Needs To Be Counseled

Some reviewers are hurling super inappropriate remarks at Mr. Englerth; others are sharing (hopefully authentic) personal experiences, and others are bashing people simply for critiquing him. I can confirm that he is not "pompous" or malicious or any of these horrible adjectives that the haters in the first camp are throwing at him. However, the people saying he discouraged them from their ambitions might have a point. I do not think they're "Snowflakes who should work at Taco Bell," as some people in the last group I described are saying. I, for one, was advised not to enter several AP classes, even though my teachers recommended me for them, and now, I really regret listening to Mr. Englerth. AP Lang, APUSH, and AP Lit could have taken my writing skills to another level. Not to mention, they would have improved my college application. Not saying they would have gotten me into friggin' NYU or the like, but they would've helped with admissions to other mid-to-high tier colleges and scholarships. Which matter. Obviously, it is ultimately my fault for placing too much trust in one guy, but his job literally is guidance, and in my case, he did not guide me properly. Super kind though. He seems pretty humble, so if people would stop trolling him, he might actually hear them out and become a better guidance counselor. Just my opinion. :)

Category: Guidance Counselor Who Needs To Be Counseled

Realism is valid, but a true idealist bases ideals on their reality, and likewise, a realist acts pragmatically based on their ideals. There is no firm dichotomy. The dichotomy is between shallow and innovative thinking. For instance, a shallow realist would never venture to use ideals that enable the most logical decisions. Therefore, they would not be acting as a true "realist," and obviously, they would miss idealistic thought processes as well. That could be why people have issues with Mr. Englerth--he might think too shallowly to provide solutions which are truly rational (realistic) and creative (idealistic). On the contrary, an innovative problem solver could combine idealism and realism. Just my humble opinion. :)

Category: Guidance Counselor Who Needs To Be Counseled

Let me rephrase. Mr. Englerth is a realist. Obviously, this is a problem for dreamers and potheads...and the people no one imagines anything of who COULD grow to accomplish the things no one can imagine.