Judging someone on their strengths and weakness are probably done best after we've walked a mile in their shoes.
This would be appropriate to anyone and everyone who is using a judgement here.
This would be appropriate to anyone and everyone who is using a judgement here.
Um, no. No props for simply admitting his weaknesses.
Props are for succeeding in controlling them, and for having shown that one actually does more than just going "look at these weaknesses in me these students are triggering in me with their terrible behaviours".
Props for just admitting weaknesses has a good chance of making people go complacent and "look, I'm just not good at XYZ and therefore I have to be an asshole", instead of working to improve.