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The education system in America is an abomination
Posted on 6/22/20 at 11:50 pm
Posted on 6/22/20 at 11:50 pm
I’m sick of listening to interviews of people that struggle to speak in what barely passes as the English language. They have elevated the worst this country has to offer and torn down the greatest among us for decades while we stood by and did nothing. We are witnessing the results of our complacency and we’re only in the beginning stages of this Marxist manifestation.
They’re coming for the wealth we traded our culture and history for.
They’re coming for the wealth we traded our culture and history for.
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Posted on 6/22/20 at 11:52 pm to TigerOnTheMountain
The education system goes as the parents go.
If parents don't give a shite, then the system isn't held accountable for being shitty.
If parents don't give a shite, then the system isn't held accountable for being shitty.
Posted on 6/22/20 at 11:56 pm to dcrews
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The education system goes as the parents go.
If parents don't give a shite, then the system isn't held accountable for being shitty.
This isn't about basic literacy, it's about teaching students fundamentally cancerous ideas.
Posted on 6/23/20 at 12:01 am to Lima Whiskey
It’s much easier to convince someone of these ideas when they don’t understand them to begin with.
Posted on 6/23/20 at 12:02 am to dcrews
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The education system goes as the parents go.
If parents don't give a shite, then the system isn't held accountable for being shitty.
How do parents influence curriculum that is determined at the state and sometimes national level?
Posted on 6/23/20 at 12:05 am to wmr
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How do parents influence curriculum that is determined at the state and sometimes national level?
At some level, it goes back to the voters. That’s how parents influence curriculum.
Posted on 6/23/20 at 12:06 am to TigerOnTheMountain
This is as John Dewey and Woodrow Wilson wanted.
Literally anything the government touches becomes corrupted and becomes as inefficient as inefficient can get.
Establishing a federal department of education has been a massive failure on the nation as a whole. Thanks Jimmy Carter.
Plus we have an entire...culture...that does not care about education, hard work, discipline, conscientiousness, or respect. They live off government cheese, and their entire reason to be put on this earth in their minds is to get something for nothing and they perpetuate this existence to their progeny.
We spend more per student than any nation in the world and are consistently slipping in regards to education on the world stage. It’s an issue that will one day kill this nation and it will rest solely on the shoulders of our benevolent dictators in DC, in our states, and in our localities.
When we cease the moronic act of removing failure from people’s lives (especially lessons in failure that are taught early on) and instead propping people up to such and extent that they do not have to do a fricking thing to eat, or have a living space...then will you see true changes in this culture. Because when people know they are on their own and ain’t gonna be no daddy government subsidizing their lives. Then we ain’t gonna see kids being born out of wedlock to the same mother from different fathers every year or two. Because they’d have to figure out a fricking way to feed those little bastards.
Literally anything the government touches becomes corrupted and becomes as inefficient as inefficient can get.
Establishing a federal department of education has been a massive failure on the nation as a whole. Thanks Jimmy Carter.
Plus we have an entire...culture...that does not care about education, hard work, discipline, conscientiousness, or respect. They live off government cheese, and their entire reason to be put on this earth in their minds is to get something for nothing and they perpetuate this existence to their progeny.
We spend more per student than any nation in the world and are consistently slipping in regards to education on the world stage. It’s an issue that will one day kill this nation and it will rest solely on the shoulders of our benevolent dictators in DC, in our states, and in our localities.
When we cease the moronic act of removing failure from people’s lives (especially lessons in failure that are taught early on) and instead propping people up to such and extent that they do not have to do a fricking thing to eat, or have a living space...then will you see true changes in this culture. Because when people know they are on their own and ain’t gonna be no daddy government subsidizing their lives. Then we ain’t gonna see kids being born out of wedlock to the same mother from different fathers every year or two. Because they’d have to figure out a fricking way to feed those little bastards.
This post was edited on 6/23/20 at 12:09 am
Posted on 6/23/20 at 12:15 am to wmr
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How do parents influence curriculum that is determined at the state and sometimes national level?
They can’t.
EDUCATORS don’t even have influence on public ed curriculum.
The students should be the curriculum.
Instead, we have a big box, one-size-fits-all, pre-conceived template, created by textbook companies, politicians, and others who don’t know what they’re doing.
That’s why a solid private school or home schooling is the ideal option.
I’d receive a record breaking number of downvotes on this board for saying it; but I’m anti-public education in its entirety.
And my profession is education.
This post was edited on 6/23/20 at 1:17 am
Posted on 6/23/20 at 12:55 am to wmr
When parents give a shite, they speak up. They go to parent teacher meetings. They will have influence over local school boards in their community
If enough parents aren't happy with the curriculum, they will advocate for and affect change.
If no parents care, then the system isn't held accountable (as I already said).
If enough parents aren't happy with the curriculum, they will advocate for and affect change.
If no parents care, then the system isn't held accountable (as I already said).
Posted on 6/23/20 at 1:01 am to TigerOnTheMountain
That's because its an indoctrination system and not a education system. . .
Posted on 6/23/20 at 1:13 am to Lima Whiskey
Apparently we can barely teach kids to read but we can teach them communism.
Posted on 6/23/20 at 1:36 am to TigerOnTheMountain
Posted on 6/23/20 at 1:44 am to TigerOnTheMountain
Bongino had a great stat on this today, we have (from what he said) 120,000+ grade schools in this country, and most of the ridiculously low graduation rates come from about 2000 or so schools. We have areas in this country where nobody wants to teach and nobody wants to learn, and it's been this way for decades now. Systemic racism isn't a thing, it's systemic reliance on an outdated system and an immensely powerful teachers union that keeps these kids rolling through the same shite schools for generations, mostly in our large city centers.
Posted on 6/23/20 at 1:53 am to TigerOnTheMountain
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They’re coming for the wealth
That fiat currency paper will not be worth sh!t in a decade or two tops. It'll be digitalized, taxed heavily, & plundered at will.
[U2's Silver & Gold playing in the background]
Posted on 6/23/20 at 2:16 am to wmr
quote:Have your children read books you pick out. Teach them things you think are important and necessary. You can go above and beyond what school teaches.
How do parents influence curriculum that is determined at the state and sometimes national level?
Posted on 6/23/20 at 2:20 am to tigergirl10
Those are great suggestions.
But they don’t influence the school curriculum.
But they don’t influence the school curriculum.
Posted on 6/23/20 at 2:40 am to TigerOnTheMountain
very true my guy. especially for men. allow me to explain
everything in our gynocentric society is a product of females having too much and increasing influence.
in europe for example, you can see that in every major city you visit.. we see this now in USA too
blocks of apartments where boys grow up from broken families, educated in state schools and mass media, because father is absent and the mother is working. they will be slaves dude. And it seems their mothers are totally fine with it.
the schools are also very impractical in their methods. Rewarding always female behavior. I saw this all the time. my education didn't include a lot of physical activity did yours? that's one thing that boomers had that I didn't. a recess. boomers were very lucky for that. they had this in Sparta. education based on physicality.
its a big contrast to what our schools do, by forcing men to sit for 10 hours in classroom listening to a female teacher. gag me dude. This is nothing but torture. And the boys that will succeed in that system are often the most tolerant and adapted to those conditions. I call them soys.
In my opinion its hard for men to learn and be focused if the subject is not practical or innactive. A lot of theory, and its a theory that women teachers dont know how to formulate and break down to get the focus of men. So in the end female brains will have an advantage because they are better at regurgitating whatever they are told. this is again why we see so many soys everywhere
This is the inverse of what should be an healthy environment for a man to grow up in. this is why millennials and zoomers are in for a rough time. idk I'm scared for future bc I don't know how we change it
everything in our gynocentric society is a product of females having too much and increasing influence.
in europe for example, you can see that in every major city you visit.. we see this now in USA too
blocks of apartments where boys grow up from broken families, educated in state schools and mass media, because father is absent and the mother is working. they will be slaves dude. And it seems their mothers are totally fine with it.
the schools are also very impractical in their methods. Rewarding always female behavior. I saw this all the time. my education didn't include a lot of physical activity did yours? that's one thing that boomers had that I didn't. a recess. boomers were very lucky for that. they had this in Sparta. education based on physicality.
its a big contrast to what our schools do, by forcing men to sit for 10 hours in classroom listening to a female teacher. gag me dude. This is nothing but torture. And the boys that will succeed in that system are often the most tolerant and adapted to those conditions. I call them soys.
In my opinion its hard for men to learn and be focused if the subject is not practical or innactive. A lot of theory, and its a theory that women teachers dont know how to formulate and break down to get the focus of men. So in the end female brains will have an advantage because they are better at regurgitating whatever they are told. this is again why we see so many soys everywhere
This is the inverse of what should be an healthy environment for a man to grow up in. this is why millennials and zoomers are in for a rough time. idk I'm scared for future bc I don't know how we change it
Posted on 6/23/20 at 2:44 am to wmr
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How do parents influence curriculum that is determined at the state and sometimes national level
Vote. Be active in parent-teacher meetings. Be a pain in the arse to superintendents.
Basically.....attempt to actually give a shite instead of treating it like state-funded child care.
Posted on 6/23/20 at 3:09 am to David_DJS
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At some level, it goes back to the voters. That’s how parents influence curriculum.
Ok, boomer.
Posted on 6/23/20 at 3:37 am to Doosh606
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Systemic racism isn't a thing, it's systemic reliance on an outdated system and an immensely powerful teachers union that keeps these kids rolling through the same shite schools for generations, mostly in our large city centers.
Those schools don't suck because of the actual school buildings, or because of the teachers working there. They suck because the children going there are not supported or taught at home.
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