Teaching the Smart vs. the Stupid LO13364

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Ben expressed joy in teaching smart people and frustration in "teaching
stupid and/or lazy people".

Could we clarify what the problem is? Is the problem that some people are
stupid and/or lazy or are some people just disinterested in what others want
them to learn?

Regards,

Tony DiBella
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