little Johnny
little Johnny proper noun: an archetypal child in the context of the education system.
Proper noun
little Johnny
- An archetypal child in the context of the education system.
- Obviously, few counselors would sit idly by while little Johnny became a bandit. To do so would be socially unethical and indeed would violate the very philosophy of teaching.1950, California Journal of Secondary Education, volume 25, page 335
- First, create a "board" titled Johnny's Education, for example. Then, search for the items that will help you support little Johnny's educational needs, and pin them to your Johnny's Education board.2013, Jillian Smart, Parent Support: 30 Ways to Support Your Child's Education
Questions about little Johnny
- What does little Johnny mean?
- Little Johnny means an archetypal child in the context of the education system.
- What part of speech is little Johnny?
- Little Johnny is a proper noun.
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