blues_funk_reggae
Veteran
I remember being in public schools back in the 90's and seeing how difficult it was for teachers, I can't imagine what its like in 2023 with every kid having a cell phones.
Black teacher explains why she quit teaching. These kids drove her nuts.
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HARLEM AL
Your broad loves me.....
Yes.Throwing desks at the teacher is COMMON??
Kids wildin like that in school?
HarlemHottie
Uptown Thoroughbred
You're a Canadian and an idiot, what do you think you know about the American public school system?
It’s not casual nor is it unfounded. The dept of Ed has GUTTED spending to fix problems and done absolutely nothing to fix teacher pay disparity adjusted for COL. When there are no teachers left and public school systems fail, public dollars will feed private and privately run charter schools which will kick off class warfare on a scale we’ve never seen before.
Poor kids will get poor charter school educations, rich kids will get fully privatized education with higher teacher salaries and better success & college acceptance rates, all funded by property taxes (at least here in Texas).
That's not why kids are in school not ready to learn. You are invalidating that teachers experiences to talk about the system. Go down that road if you want to waste time. If you want to save the future address the most pertinent issue. Learning is not the focus or priority. Poor kids with poor resources would still be literate if they tried. No excuses. It's 2023.
If you want to help those kids then it will start in the home. All that other shyt is secondary to what home life has set them up for... Speak directly to what the teacher said.
The system working as planned, got you blaming the victims.
Tell that to that former teacher.
We all know multiple things can be wrong. You'd rather play the blame game than handle the pertinent issue. If kids want to learn they still do in underfunded schools. when they not ready do to it doesn't matter.
So if you know that it's a system issue and those
schools are hopeless then why send kids there as a parent? Are you not setting them up to fail? Or is it just more convenient to blame the system so as to not hold the bag of responsibility. Wether it's the school or whatever, ultimately that's your kid and it will still be your responsibility if they can't read or write. It affects their life and yours by extension not the school not the teacher.
Your kids education is a responsibility as a parent just like clothing or feeding them. A lot of people have this wild idea that it's on school and society. Nah they might give you the means but it's still on you how they do and the effort you put into it. Ain't no excuse for having illiterate children in this age short of learning disabilities
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This is a great video. I feel sorry for all of the teachers who care and want to see these kids succeed. I feel sorry for the kids who care and want to learn from their teachers.
Couldn't imagine dealing with a classroom full of potential mass murderers, Karen's, NBA YoungBoy clones, Trump Jr's, Cardi B's, and long whiskered Kung Fu eunuchs.
Couldn't imagine dealing with a classroom full of potential mass murderers, Karen's, NBA YoungBoy clones, Trump Jr's, Cardi B's, and long whiskered Kung Fu eunuchs.
get these nets
Veteran
Clownish
He can’t see the forest for the fkn trees brehIt's intentional, never failing