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(Not Spooky) Spark Dragon politics
I was in regular algebra 2 and there was one girl like that of constantly asking questions. Next year I moved to honors thinking I wouldn’t have to hear those people and the teacher having to re-teach material for a week longer because of it…still had the same problem in honors, but at least there were some intelligent kids who helped them out outside of class which is probably why they were able to pass. Plus the teacher also refused to re-teach material (as they should) and moved on, you either picked up the slack or were going to fail.
(Not Spooky) Spark Dragon politics
Replying to TinyBomby #tinybomby
Those teachers deserve death
Sadly the district I know struggles for literally to get any teachers so those teachers keep their job and even after abusing disabled kids the union protects them and transfers them to another school if it is really bad.
Polar_ politics
Replying to TinyBomby #tinybomby
They clearly don’t care about teaching
Teaching isnt a respected profession and for every 1 passionate teacher ive met, there have been like 4 who are simply there to hangout and collect a check
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Spooky Phijkchu politics
Replying to (Not Spooky) Spark Dragon #sparkdragoon
Every class of 300 students, you're talking about throwing away 45 of them. For every school, to every class that graduates, would be an astronomical number of kids being "Thrown out." Literally, the population would be more stupid and worthless by throwing them out. I don't think I could name 45 kids from 3 years of high school that I believed should have been thrown out just for being "stupid."
Is there at least 1, who would have been a net benefit to the other 300 to remove?
(Not Spooky) Spark Dragon politics
Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131
Is there at least 1, who would have been a net benefit to the other 300 to remove?
Yes at least 1, I can think of at least 5 in one class and probably per class there may be 5 but 15% is ridiculous. Future classes after me probably would have a higher percentage but that is a fault not on the kids themselves
TinyBomby politics
Replying to Polar_ #polar_
Teaching isnt a respected profession and for every 1 passionate teacher ive met, there have been like 4 who are simply there to hangout and collect a check
Ok but teachers don’t even get paid very much. Why are you doing it unless you actually want to?
Spooky Phijkchu politics
Replying to (Not Spooky) Spark Dragon #sparkdragoon
Yes at least 1, I can think of at least 5 in one class and probably per class there may be 5 but 15% is ridiculous. Future classes after me probably would have a higher percentage but that is a fault not on the kids themselves
great we agree, every school/district will be different if you were lucky enough to be somewhere where only 5-10% were detriments then that says a lot about the quality of families/educators there
(Not Spooky) Spark Dragon politics
Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131
great we agree, every school/district will be different if you were lucky enough to be somewhere where only 5-10% were detriments then that says a lot about the quality of families/educators there
The quality isn’t there for what I expected for a school, and the teachers are not either, (several over recent years being exposed as pedophiles), as like it was said, 4/5 are there for an easy paycheck and do no work. It really depended on the union and the administration to get good teachers.
(Not Spooky) Spark Dragon politics
It’s also a big problem when the teaching colleges and universities are pumping out more and more teachers who have zero ability to handle a classroom and or desire to teach. On top of teaching them wacky teaching strategies that no kid can understand.
TinyBomby politics
I absolutely believe that we need better teachers above better curriculum or whatnot from the government. Better teachers can make do with anything they're given.
Polar_ politics
Replying to TinyBomby #tinybomby
I absolutely believe that we need better teachers above better curriculum or whatnot from the government. Better teachers can make do with anything they're given.
Idk how youd incentivize this without shoveling money at them for years and wait for it to get better so I doubt.
(Not Spooky) Spark Dragon politics
There was a substitute who literally slammed an elementary student’s face into a desk and knocked out teeth, who got paid leave and kept their job. The student just stood on top of their desk and told the sub no about something.
TinyBomby politics
Replying to (Not Spooky) Spark Dragon #sparkdragoon
There was a substitute who literally slammed an elementary student’s face into a desk and knocked out teeth, who got paid leave and kept their job. The student just stood on top of their desk and told the sub no about something.
literal death. Public execution.
(Not Spooky) Spark Dragon politics
The sub was the son or related to someone on the school board so it was known when the first news article about it was published that they were going to be fine. Plus the news takes bribes from the school district to keep events like that hush hush.
Spooky Phijkchu politics
I care a lot about education, and I mean this with no hyperbole I don't care about the sad backstory of why they can't function in a standard public school special needs is the obvious one, they need their own system and resources, and trying to integrate them is a waste of everyone's time. They are not going to be "literally killed" but they don't belong in real school. There are planty of high-funcitoners who do just fine, this is not a one-drop policy or anything The "dumb" kids are almost always in the middle block, and will reach a performant level if they are supported in school and at home. There would not be quotas, relegation, or any sort of danger of failing out of the system. (held back sure, but not washing out) It's the population of kids who are unable to participate in the education process, being "disruptive" is a bad catch-all term, but if you are impeding the ability of the teacher to teach or of other students to learn, then you should be removed. And it's not a one strike policy or anything, you'd expect that with help from different teachers, school councilors, your parents, resource officers, etc. you should be able to participate in school just fine. But at a certain point, yeah they should just be cut. tons of different ways to handle it at that point, but yes I would effectively write them off, and I'm ok with that. Education matters so fucking much, and I resent to completely that we stymie people who want or are able to learn to virtue signal that no child is being left behind
(Not Spooky) Spark Dragon politics
The sad backstory of someone who cannot function in school is half the problem when people say, “I don’t care,” which is perpetuating the behavior and then they fail. My mom so far in her career singlehanded helped 100+ “delinquents,” who were teenagers still in school not set to graduate to 20-30+ years old get their diploma. Those 100+ people all have some sad backstory and it took one person in the school system to listen but then also enforced a standard. Probably just as many didn’t get their diploma when she worked with them because if they didn’t show to do the work she didn’t help them. With your high standard and importance on education why is it that it takes one person for one school to take extra time and then these people graduate. It’s the failure of teachers constantly in a students life cycle through the system. Then when the teacher fails it takes the administration 10x more work to try and come to a resolution where the teacher isn’t going to listen and can’t be held to a standard themselves. The actual disruption and cases where there is genuine evil from a student should be cut but those cases are ones that already get handled, but state and federal law force some school to take them until a certain point as every kid has the Right to an education. The system being accommodating is something that is enforced from federal law. And school districts want it for the federal funding.
(Not Spooky) Spark Dragon politics
I can agree to the very few cases but realize they are a minority and the general stupidity you see in schools is no different from when you were in school and said ,” I am just using my resources available to me,”
(Not Spooky) Spark Dragon politics
sometimes for certain special needs students it is more detrimental to them to put them outside of the gen pop of a school classroom. Just like some need that special classroom for teaching but then you have have 100 buildings dedicated to one disability and would waste more resources and bigger strain. How many kids did you know that actively antagonized someone they knew with a disability to set them off in school? I can name a few from my school years, and know every class has those people who make it worse for those kids and makes them get more estranged.

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