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re: Somebody please explain Landry's "school choice" plan to me like I'm 5.
Posted on 4/9/24 at 10:13 am to Bert Macklin FBI
Posted on 4/9/24 at 10:13 am to Bert Macklin FBI
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How do you improve schools without the best students attending them?
Empower school administrators to kick out kids with behavioral issues without fear of losing funding. Repeat offender kids will be forced into online virtual academy school only, Chromebook (security deposit) and monthly stipend for internet provided. Acknowledge that some kids will have to be left behind for public education to flourish. Fully fund pre-k 4 programs for all kids to get a head start. Stop teaching a curriculum that revolves around kids passing a standardized test. End the experiment of inclusive classrooms (separate special education kids that are disruptive).
Posted on 4/9/24 at 1:46 pm to Baers Foot
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Empower school administrators to kick out kids with behavioral issues without fear of losing funding. Repeat offender kids will be forced into online virtual academy school only, Chromebook (security deposit) and monthly stipend for internet provided. Acknowledge that some kids will have to be left behind for public education to flourish. Fully fund pre-k 4 programs for all kids to get a head start. Stop teaching a curriculum that revolves around kids passing a standardized test. End the experiment of inclusive classrooms (separate special education kids that are disruptive).
Honestly these are good ideas but I do have a few counter points:
1)If a kid is problematic in traditional classrooms, what makes you think they will participate in virtual school?
2) What do you do with the kids that are kicked out?
3) I'd incorporate some sort of trade school into the public schools. If a kid isn't gonna go to college then why not give him some schooling on being a plumber or mechanic or whatever trade they choose so they can enter the workforce? I think part of the issue is these kids don't see a point of learning algebra because wtf are they gonna do with it? Now learning how to install and fix an HVAC could be seen as useful.
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