1.
not subject to the usual rules or penalties
because of some special circumstance:
a.
The
privileged teacher relaxes at her desk while her AP students locate their
missing work, read the directions, and turn in the assignment without being
hassled.
b. The privileged teacher chooses her reading
selections on her own rather than being bound to a standardized anthology.
c. The AP students tell the privileged teacher
that they understand correcting takes time and they will patiently wait for
those essays
2.
belonging to a class that enjoys special
privileges; favored:
a.
A boy
tells the privileged teacher that since he does not have a father figure at
home, reading that piece on masculinity really helped him understand why he
liked his coach so much.
b.
A girl
opens up in a class discussion to share her struggle with depression and how
she overcame a suicide attempt while the privileged teacher sits quietly at her
desk.
c.
The
privileged teacher witnesses a female student announces to the class that she
really relates to the teens profiled in the transgender book we read and wants
everyone to call her him.
3.
an advantage or source of pleasure granted to a
person:
a. The privileged teacher gets goose bumps
because she feels, well, privileged.
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