You get a B minus in this piece in my humble opinion

Some points that could have made this story more balanced are: 1. View points from immigrants that are waiting to have their papers done yet the backlog of illegal immigration delays the resolution of their status 2. The illegal entrance of people with criminal histories vs non-violent illegal people 3. The problem of human trafficking, especially kids (a more urgent issue than hard-working illegal people) 4. Invitation of conservative Californian to give their opinion (since the state did a small shift towards the center) 5. Less talking of fears and anxiety as the basis for Trump’s yet-to be done declarations and more talk of what he did during first presidency as the basis for second presidency 6. How have California done health-wise since the law imposing mandatory vaccination (have there been more outbreaks) 7. A clear distinction in presentation of facts vs. opinion and not using opinion for the basis of characterizing policies that are yet to be made

California legislature please stay out of education. You only do more harm.

I'm a returning student who went to Moorpark College recently and graduated with a BS in Computer Science for Transfer. The highest math class I took in high school was Algebra 1. I started with Algebra 2 at MC. I struggled a bit with Calculus, mainly due to a few professors who are TERRIBLE at Moorpark College. Prof Weiss likely knows exactly which professors I am talking about. However, on my second try, I passed and I ended up getting an A in Calc 2. Now as a CS major at a 4-year university, I'm enrolled in a data mining class that I actually find easy.

Interesting. I had to grind up from pre-algebra placement to calc 2, couldn't image being thrown into calc without the prereqs. Most STEM students have to take adjacent math courses like physics and chemistry, so not doing your prereqs will make you crash out in those too.

I enrolled in community college after 10 withdrawn from high school. I studied for a placement test at the community college and received the highest placement possible and went into Calc 1 during the Spring 24' semester. I wasn't really solid with my foundations when it came to doing derivatives so I withdrew from the course. Took the majority of the summer to re-learn math from Professor Leonards youtube tutorials and have now received an A for Chapter 1 (Limits), Chapter 2 (Derivatives) & Chapter 3 (Applications of Derivatives). Our class is currently on Chapter 4 (Integration) and I'm doing well on the material. I expect to pass the class. My school also has 5 pre-requisite courses: pre-algebra, algebra, intermediate algebra, college algebra and pre-calculus before a student actually can take Calculus 1. If I had to take all 5 of those classes, I probably wouldn't commit the time to finishing school. I'm glad that resources platforms like youtube exist and that people create educational content so that others can use it to assist in their learning.

Time is crucial, and it's understandable that those who say that students who go straight into calculus will learn faster. But what many need to think about is that everyone has a different pace of learning. Math is such a nerve-wrecking subject, and some tend to overthink about the workload that they'll need to intake. I can speak from experience--I've never took precalc in high school, however after graduating, I took precalc at Grossmont College with support classes that helped me out a lot. I also took trigonometry that was very much needed for calculus. As of right now, I am taking calculus with support classes, and I feel more confident and less stressed when I come upon problems that were familiar in precalc/trig.

I'm taking calculus without preparatory courses and I'm on the verge of failing it. Spent more that 25 hours a week on the material and still no significant progress

Hopefully, education and gainful employment will bridge the chasm of inopportunity for both people in prison as well as those who are living in a very uncertain world.

It is TRULY failing students to let them pass without understanding the material. If we really care about helping students, we won't let them pass, we will invest in whatever it takes to educate people effectively!

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It means you will have to focus on reading writing math actal science and actual history and stop preaching political BS 😂

The Black Parallel School Board works hand in hand with the shady racist SUSD. Facts. The true threats to the SUSD, BPSB help resolve problem parents of the SUSD by trying to silence them with gang stalking, mental isolation, gas lighting, and many other horrible tactics to quiet concerned parents. They need to be investigated. Look closer at the BPSB they are not for truly for black people. There are still schools that do not purchase books for the students which is a big scam through out Sacramento School District and the head of the BPSB is fully aware of this, they have first hand knowledge and is still working in the shadows with the crooked SUSD. This needs to be stopped. They will pay for their betrayal of the black communities students and parents. ZnotY

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At least they're told in March. In my county, or ex-county in Alabama, they wait until a week before school ends in May.

I like the part about students "self-selecting" to move themselves to a lower level course if they feel they need the review. A big part of the problem with remedial math (I taught it for ten years) is that you don't move forward in your degree unless you take that required course and get a passing grade in it. Making remedial classes optional and available as needed would be a big improvement. Let the students decide for themselves.

I'm moving from 5th grade to TK this year. It is hard to learn a new grade-level while simultaneously taking 12 units each semester to get my 24 ECE units. I wish there was a better way. I know it is going to be an overwhelming year, but worth it in the end.

The first encampment started at Columbia University in response to a congressional hearing about antisemitism on college campuses in response to the Israel-Hamas war. Any participant in an encampment is supporting antisemitism or is an idiot.

I've just moved into a five-bedroom house quite close to this place. Hmmm.....School for the Deaf. So there will be noise or there won't be noise? Difficult one to work out.

Thank you for hosting this! Holding on to ineffective practices will hurt low-income minority children the most. I will never understand why the CTA is against this. I hope it’s not because the CTA is receiving funds/bribes from publishers selling those ineffective programs!

Excellent documentary. The bottom line is that everybody has a right to redemption!

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Lol California

Thank you!

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What a wonderful story! Patrick, you deserve everything and more! So proud of you! ❤

I believe in second chances, but really? He does not sound at all remorseful, but entitled. His victim died the most horrible death, yet he enters the one of the best universities in CA, all on govt's dime. Kids work their behinds off trying to enter that school. How woke can CA get?

Any of u would have been family with the victim u know u would be singing a different tune! How hypocritical can u be and not see it?

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We all need a helping hand to get out of the shit hole an learn to make it in this not so easy world ..Maybe kindness can be it♡

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Adelante!! More power to you! I’m a product of East LA during the 60’s and 70’s. Fortunately, I was guided towards education. This is the path to your dreams!! Keep it up 👍

This is amazing! Thank your for sharing your story and pushing higher education for those incarcerated. Change is possible and the statistics are proof that #onelesscriminal #onelesscrime !!

I was mad when I first watched this "I didn't get a free ride at UCI, and never committed any crimes" ... but now I'm OK with it. He's getting a degree in social ecology -- NOW HE IS THE VICTIM --- LOL

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This is very insightful, an eye opener! Child welfare needs to be prioritized and we need to have these counselors in our schools.