Same my math prof is ass and is barely organized in his “lessons”

Dont make it political

The role of teaching children starts at home. If you think your child needs Home Ec, Basic skills, and financial literacy courses (and I agree, they do), why aren't you providing that? School should not be the first place kids are exposed to the value of a dollar, how to make basic meals, and how to do laundry. If that's the case, that's a parental failure, not teachers, society, or "Dems." What happened to personal responsibility?

as someone who is currently in school, in the three schools i have been enrolled at in the past year, i have not experienced any secondary activity that would be caused by recent democratic policies. the major thing that takes me out of school and learning is the constant assessments and testing and grades. if those stressors werent hanging over my head constantly then i would love school, but i cannot say the same as of now. these issues are inbuilt into the system. what are your thoughts?

You can tell you have no clue how education works or the point of education.

A maga cultist, coming out of the woodwork to hawk their conspiracies

Mood.

@@wanderingsoul4104 Fat mood indeed.

Haha 😂 that was a good one man 😂

There is. Stop no child left behind. Ban lgbt+ crap. Focus on teaching and not testing. Bring back homework. No half days.

I’m not involved in the school system so someone could probably explain it better. But a lot of time the curriculum that a class is supposed to teach, doesn’t align well with standardized tests that are given to schools. These tests impact the funding schools get. So there is a lot of pressure for teachers to fine tune their class to teach students to pass the standardized test. It makes it difficult for teachers to adjust the pace of the class and be responsive to students needs, interests, and ability.

@@adamchivers7177 oh... and what did he mean when he said students are taken out of the class too much? You guys have 4 hours daily gym or something?

​@@SkrTre-w4m frequent sick leave, kids leaving early for extracurriculars and sports, being called out for various appointments, kids skipping, and stuff like that, I think

A lot of classes are expected to take tests weekly and they need an entire class period for that so we’re already losing 20% of your time in the classroom for that alone. Then where I’m from you had six 50-minute periods that basically never start on time and all the while you have to go down a massive row of topics that are expected for your school to be funded so you’re basically always cramming. And after all of that a lot of schools simply aren’t allowed to fail students in order to avoid getting their funding slashed so the tests end up having virtually no impact on the students’ actual lives unless their parents pick up the slack Edit: and while I’m ranting even if American education manages to do what its supposed to it usually causes people to tie their self-worth to arbitrary numbers which contributes to extreme levels of depression and anxiety

​@@bgammax5842and this is before we factor in just how bad multiple choice tests are for teaching. Like, there are 3 wrong answers and a right answer. If you can perfect your process of elimination skills, you can pass all classes and learn practically nothing or enough to get by... Which teaches you NOTHING about how the world works. Life isn't a multiple choice test.

He may be color blind 😮

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Then the video probably isn’t meant for you 🤯