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If I was a teacher presenting that test, I too, should be fired. I would not be a.llowing students to make their own decisions on the traits that made them winners.No. Any time one makes an assumptiom about a trait of a politician under the guise of a "Vobaulary test," is obviously spounting their own personal view.I think one of the most import jobs for a teacher is teaching students how to evaluate properly. And that is making opinions. How are we going to change the dynamics of elections if people are not taught how to make decisions and evaluate?Too many people out there wants to be a teacher, an unbiased, GOOD teacher. Can her ass.I think a reprimand and promise from her to not do it again would be enough.
She also needs to be reminded that in cases like this, you don't respond to the parents before you talk to our super/vice principal.
I can understand the NO SOUP FOR YOU position, I just wouldn't do it in this case.
Right now, we have voters who vote how their friends vote or what their choice of media says. We have to stop that cycle and we can't with teachers like this.
Again, the school quiz had nothing to do with "elections" because it has nothing to do with "politics". It's a vocabulary quiz. For an 11-year-old. Ain't a whole lot of 11-year-olds into politics, which is an enviable position to be in. The parent appears to be too stupid to see that.
It's the same as writing Donald Trump won the election of 2016 because he was an _____________ and ___________ candidate. (answers: honest and dynamic)
Barack Obama won his election because he was _________________. (answer: black.)
yes!This is absolutely right out of the Saul Alinsky/Joseph Goebbels manual for continuing education... Get them while their young...
Teacher under fire for slipping anti-Trump question into homework
https://nypost.com/2017/02/16/teacher-under-fire-for-slipping-anti-trump-question-into-homework/
Looks like it's the parent who needs remedial reading. The quiz question says nothing about politics.
Go ahead, read it.
It's what we get when we elect a narcissistic sociopath. Also this is a vocabulary quiz --- it's asking for an ADJECTIVE.
Always read your own links before you post.
Using two presidents for a fill in the blank question isnt' political?The quiz question says nothing about politics.
"Trump speaks in a very superior and ________ manner insulting many people."
Gee, that doesn't call for a negative response?
This is absolutely right out of the Saul Alinsky/Joseph Goebbels manual for continuing education... Get them while their young...
Teacher under fire for slipping anti-Trump question into homework
https://nypost.com/2017/02/16/teacher-under-fire-for-slipping-anti-trump-question-into-homework/
Looks like it's the parent who needs remedial reading. The quiz question says nothing about politics.
Go ahead, read it.
It's what we get when we elect a narcissistic sociopath. Also this is a vocabulary quiz --- it's asking for an ADJECTIVE.
Always read your own links before you post.
Using two presidents for a fill in the blank question isnt' political?The quiz question says nothing about politics.
"Trump speaks in a very superior and ________ manner insulting many people."
Gee, that doesn't call for a negative response?
NO, it isn't. Because the question is about the personality of a well-known person.
NONE of the adjectives/nouns asked for have anything to do with "politics". Watch.
"President Rump speaks in a very superior and CONDESCENDING manner insulting many people. He needs to be more CIVIL so that the American people respect and admire him."
"Barack Obama set a PRECEDENT when he became the first African American President".
***NONE*** of those terms have anything to do with politics. The first is about personality, the second is a simple noun.
This ain't rocket surgery here even if the parent's sycophantian hero-worship's butthurt prevented him from figuring that out.
Look at my following post.No. Any time one makes an assumptiom about a trait of a politician under the guise of a "Vobaulary test," is obviously spounting their own personal view.I think one of the most import jobs for a teacher is teaching students how to evaluate properly. And that is making opinions. How are we going to change the dynamics of elections if people are not taught how to make decisions and evaluate?Too many people out there wants to be a teacher, an unbiased, GOOD teacher. Can her ass.
I can understand the NO SOUP FOR YOU position, I just wouldn't do it in this case.
Right now, we have voters who vote how their friends vote or what their choice of media says. We have to stop that cycle and we can't with teachers like this.
Again, the school quiz had nothing to do with "elections" because it has nothing to do with "politics". It's a vocabulary quiz. For an 11-year-old. Ain't a whole lot of 11-year-olds into politics, which is an enviable position to be in. The parent appears to be too stupid to see that.
It's the same as writing Donald Trump won the election of 2016 because he was an _____________ and ___________ candidate. (answers: honest and dynamic)
Barack Obama won his election because he was _________________. (answer: black.)
Once AGAIN --- questions about personality are by definition NOT questions about politics.
And your blank fill-in of "honest" gets you a failing grade but also comes with some kind of comedy award.
I suppose you'd like to see the correct answers though.
"Donald Rump won the election of 2016 because he was an unbelievably lucky and divisive candidate. And because way too many voters went "hey I've seen that guy on TV so I'll vote for him".
"Barack Obama won his election because he was running during a recession.
This is absolutely right out of the Saul Alinsky/Joseph Goebbels manual for continuing education... Get them while their young...
Teacher under fire for slipping anti-Trump question into homework
https://nypost.com/2017/02/16/teacher-under-fire-for-slipping-anti-trump-question-into-homework/
Looks like it's the parent who needs remedial reading. The quiz question says nothing about politics.
Go ahead, read it.
It's what we get when we elect a narcissistic sociopath. Also this is a vocabulary quiz --- it's asking for an ADJECTIVE.
Always read your own links before you post.
Using two presidents for a fill in the blank question isnt' political?The quiz question says nothing about politics.
"Trump speaks in a very superior and ________ manner insulting many people."
Gee, that doesn't call for a negative response?
NO, it isn't. Because the question is about the personality of a well-known person.
NONE of the adjectives/nouns asked for have anything to do with "politics". Watch.
"President Rump speaks in a very superior and CONDESCENDING manner insulting many people. He needs to be more CIVIL so that the American people respect and admire him."
"Barack Obama set a PRECEDENT when he became the first African American President".
***NONE*** of those terms have anything to do with politics. The first is about personality, the second is a simple noun.
This ain't rocket surgery here even if the parent's sycophantian hero-worship's butthurt prevented him from figuring that out.
and that's not pushing her political opinion on her students?
This is absolutely right out of the Saul Alinsky/Joseph Goebbels manual for continuing education... Get them while their young...
Teacher under fire for slipping anti-Trump question into homework
https://nypost.com/2017/02/16/teacher-under-fire-for-slipping-anti-trump-question-into-homework/
They aren't the worst but will bring out the Snowflakes.
The teacher probably needs a talking to though.
FWIW, I can't figure out what's anti-Republican and anti-Democrat from day to day. Used to be the Republicans were tough on pot. oh well.
If I was a teacher presenting that test, I too, should be fired. I would not be a.llowing students to make their own decisions on the traits that made them winners.No. Any time one makes an assumptiom about a trait of a politician under the guise of a "Vobaulary test," is obviously spounting their own personal view.I think one of the most import jobs for a teacher is teaching students how to evaluate properly. And that is making opinions. How are we going to change the dynamics of elections if people are not taught how to make decisions and evaluate?Too many people out there wants to be a teacher, an unbiased, GOOD teacher. Can her ass.
I can understand the NO SOUP FOR YOU position, I just wouldn't do it in this case.
Right now, we have voters who vote how their friends vote or what their choice of media says. We have to stop that cycle and we can't with teachers like this.
Again, the school quiz had nothing to do with "elections" because it has nothing to do with "politics". It's a vocabulary quiz. For an 11-year-old. Ain't a whole lot of 11-year-olds into politics, which is an enviable position to be in. The parent appears to be too stupid to see that.
It's the same as writing Donald Trump won the election of 2016 because he was an _____________ and ___________ candidate. (answers: honest and dynamic)
Barack Obama won his election because he was _________________. (answer: black.)
A vocabulary test with a historical bent would be "Donald Trump ________________pacts and treaties with other nations. (negotiates)
Barack O bama set a ________________ by being the first elected US President. In neither of these instances are negative or positive aspects placed on either politician.
This is absolutely right out of the Saul Alinsky/Joseph Goebbels manual for continuing education... Get them while their young...
Teacher under fire for slipping anti-Trump question into homework
https://nypost.com/2017/02/16/teacher-under-fire-for-slipping-anti-trump-question-into-homework/
Looks like it's the parent who needs remedial reading. The quiz question says nothing about politics.
Go ahead, read it.
It's what we get when we elect a narcissistic sociopath. Also this is a vocabulary quiz --- it's asking for an ADJECTIVE.
Always read your own links before you post.
Using two presidents for a fill in the blank question isnt' political?The quiz question says nothing about politics.
"Trump speaks in a very superior and ________ manner insulting many people."
Gee, that doesn't call for a negative response?
NO, it isn't. Because the question is about the personality of a well-known person.
NONE of the adjectives/nouns asked for have anything to do with "politics". Watch.
"President Rump speaks in a very superior and CONDESCENDING manner insulting many people. He needs to be more CIVIL so that the American people respect and admire him."
"Barack Obama set a PRECEDENT when he became the first African American President".
***NONE*** of those terms have anything to do with politics. The first is about personality, the second is a simple noun.
This ain't rocket surgery here even if the parent's sycophantian hero-worship's butthurt prevented him from figuring that out.
and that's not pushing her political opinion on her students?
On what planet is the term "condescending" political? In what universe is the term "civil" political? When did "precedent" become a POLITICAL term?
Sorry, posting "fail" buttons just because you can't think of an argument, doesn't make one.
WRONG>This is absolutely right out of the Saul Alinsky/Joseph Goebbels manual for continuing education... Get them while their young...
Teacher under fire for slipping anti-Trump question into homework
https://nypost.com/2017/02/16/teacher-under-fire-for-slipping-anti-trump-question-into-homework/
Looks like it's the parent who needs remedial reading. The quiz question says nothing about politics.
Go ahead, read it.
It's what we get when we elect a narcissistic sociopath. Also this is a vocabulary quiz --- it's asking for an ADJECTIVE.
Always read your own links before you post.
Using two presidents for a fill in the blank question isnt' political?The quiz question says nothing about politics.
"Trump speaks in a very superior and ________ manner insulting many people."
Gee, that doesn't call for a negative response?
NO, it isn't. Because the question is about the personality of a well-known person.
NONE of the adjectives/nouns asked for have anything to do with "politics". Watch.
"President Rump speaks in a very superior and CONDESCENDING manner insulting many people. He needs to be more CIVIL so that the American people respect and admire him."
"Barack Obama set a PRECEDENT when he became the first African American President".
***NONE*** of those terms have anything to do with politics. The first is about personality, the second is a simple noun.
This ain't rocket surgery here even if the parent's sycophantian hero-worship's butthurt prevented him from figuring that out.
Looks like it's the parent who needs remedial reading. The quiz question says nothing about politics.
Go ahead, read it.
It's what we get when we elect a narcissistic sociopath. Also this is a vocabulary quiz --- it's asking for an ADJECTIVE.
Always read your own links before you post.
Using two presidents for a fill in the blank question isnt' political?The quiz question says nothing about politics.
"Trump speaks in a very superior and ________ manner insulting many people."
Gee, that doesn't call for a negative response?
NO, it isn't. Because the question is about the personality of a well-known person.
NONE of the adjectives/nouns asked for have anything to do with "politics". Watch.
"President Rump speaks in a very superior and CONDESCENDING manner insulting many people. He needs to be more CIVIL so that the American people respect and admire him."
"Barack Obama set a PRECEDENT when he became the first African American President".
***NONE*** of those terms have anything to do with politics. The first is about personality, the second is a simple noun.
This ain't rocket surgery here even if the parent's sycophantian hero-worship's butthurt prevented him from figuring that out.
and that's not pushing her political opinion on her students?
On what planet is the term "condescending" political? In what universe is the term "civil" political? When did "precedent" become a POLITICAL term?
Sorry, posting "fail" buttons just because you can't think of an argument, doesn't make one.
The 'fail button' was about your vision.
If you can't see that's she's pushing HER own political agenda in that test, your vision has failed.
It calls for negative input on Trump, and positive input on Obama.
open your eyes
WRONG>This is absolutely right out of the Saul Alinsky/Joseph Goebbels manual for continuing education... Get them while their young...
Teacher under fire for slipping anti-Trump question into homework
https://nypost.com/2017/02/16/teacher-under-fire-for-slipping-anti-trump-question-into-homework/
Looks like it's the parent who needs remedial reading. The quiz question says nothing about politics.
Go ahead, read it.
It's what we get when we elect a narcissistic sociopath. Also this is a vocabulary quiz --- it's asking for an ADJECTIVE.
Always read your own links before you post.
Using two presidents for a fill in the blank question isnt' political?The quiz question says nothing about politics.
"Trump speaks in a very superior and ________ manner insulting many people."
Gee, that doesn't call for a negative response?
NO, it isn't. Because the question is about the personality of a well-known person.
NONE of the adjectives/nouns asked for have anything to do with "politics". Watch.
"President Rump speaks in a very superior and CONDESCENDING manner insulting many people. He needs to be more CIVIL so that the American people respect and admire him."
"Barack Obama set a PRECEDENT when he became the first African American President".
***NONE*** of those terms have anything to do with politics. The first is about personality, the second is a simple noun.
This ain't rocket surgery here even if the parent's sycophantian hero-worship's butthurt prevented him from figuring that out.
Just as President Trump speaks in a very MOTIVATING manner exciting many people. He needs to have
more DIALOGUES inviting people to be oart of the address.
Barack Obama set a _PRECEDENT when he apologized to countries around the world.
iF i WAS A TEACHER GIVING THAT TEST, i SHOULD BE FIRED AS i SAID EARLIER. jUST LIKE THE TEACHER I THE ARTICLE.
You are condescending in most of your posts. You are not right most of the time.This is absolutely right out of the Saul Alinsky/Joseph Goebbels manual for continuing education... Get them while their young...
Teacher under fire for slipping anti-Trump question into homework
https://nypost.com/2017/02/16/teacher-under-fire-for-slipping-anti-trump-question-into-homework/
Looks like it's the parent who needs remedial reading. The quiz question says nothing about politics.
Go ahead, read it.
It's what we get when we elect a narcissistic sociopath. Also this is a vocabulary quiz --- it's asking for an ADJECTIVE.
Always read your own links before you post.
Using two presidents for a fill in the blank question isnt' political?The quiz question says nothing about politics.
"Trump speaks in a very superior and ________ manner insulting many people."
Gee, that doesn't call for a negative response?
NO, it isn't. Because the question is about the personality of a well-known person.
NONE of the adjectives/nouns asked for have anything to do with "politics". Watch.
"President Rump speaks in a very superior and CONDESCENDING manner insulting many people. He needs to be more CIVIL so that the American people respect and admire him."
"Barack Obama set a PRECEDENT when he became the first African American President".
***NONE*** of those terms have anything to do with politics. The first is about personality, the second is a simple noun.
This ain't rocket surgery here even if the parent's sycophantian hero-worship's butthurt prevented him from figuring that out.
and that's not pushing her political opinion on her students?
On what planet is the term "condescending" political? In what universe is the term "civil" political? When did "precedent" become a POLITICAL term?
Sorry, posting "fail" buttons just because you can't think of an argument, doesn't make one.
Using two presidents for a fill in the blank question isnt' political?
"Trump speaks in a very superior and ________ manner insulting many people."
Gee, that doesn't call for a negative response?
NO, it isn't. Because the question is about the personality of a well-known person.
NONE of the adjectives/nouns asked for have anything to do with "politics". Watch.
"President Rump speaks in a very superior and CONDESCENDING manner insulting many people. He needs to be more CIVIL so that the American people respect and admire him."
"Barack Obama set a PRECEDENT when he became the first African American President".
***NONE*** of those terms have anything to do with politics. The first is about personality, the second is a simple noun.
This ain't rocket surgery here even if the parent's sycophantian hero-worship's butthurt prevented him from figuring that out.
and that's not pushing her political opinion on her students?
On what planet is the term "condescending" political? In what universe is the term "civil" political? When did "precedent" become a POLITICAL term?
Sorry, posting "fail" buttons just because you can't think of an argument, doesn't make one.
The 'fail button' was about your vision.
If you can't see that's she's pushing HER own political agenda in that test, your vision has failed.
It calls for negative input on Trump, and positive input on Obama.
open your eyes
Funny, I distinctly remember only seconds ago asking you how "condescending", "civil" and "precedent" refer to any kind of "politics" at all.
And you can't do it.
I was a teacher for 30 years, reading and Language Arts major, hours just short of a doctorate. And you?WRONG>This is absolutely right out of the Saul Alinsky/Joseph Goebbels manual for continuing education... Get them while their young...
Teacher under fire for slipping anti-Trump question into homework
https://nypost.com/2017/02/16/teacher-under-fire-for-slipping-anti-trump-question-into-homework/
Looks like it's the parent who needs remedial reading. The quiz question says nothing about politics.
Go ahead, read it.
It's what we get when we elect a narcissistic sociopath. Also this is a vocabulary quiz --- it's asking for an ADJECTIVE.
Always read your own links before you post.
Using two presidents for a fill in the blank question isnt' political?The quiz question says nothing about politics.
"Trump speaks in a very superior and ________ manner insulting many people."
Gee, that doesn't call for a negative response?
NO, it isn't. Because the question is about the personality of a well-known person.
NONE of the adjectives/nouns asked for have anything to do with "politics". Watch.
"President Rump speaks in a very superior and CONDESCENDING manner insulting many people. He needs to be more CIVIL so that the American people respect and admire him."
"Barack Obama set a PRECEDENT when he became the first African American President".
***NONE*** of those terms have anything to do with politics. The first is about personality, the second is a simple noun.
This ain't rocket surgery here even if the parent's sycophantian hero-worship's butthurt prevented him from figuring that out.
Just as President Trump speaks in a very MOTIVATING manner exciting many people. He needs to have
more DIALOGUES inviting people to be oart of the address.
Barack Obama set a _PRECEDENT when he apologized to countries around the world.
iF i WAS A TEACHER GIVING THAT TEST, i SHOULD BE FIRED AS i SAID EARLIER. jUST LIKE THE TEACHER I THE ARTICLE.
Relax, you'd never get to be a teacher with that level of English.
Hmmm....Pogo seems to have left the building.I was a teacher for 30 years, reading and Language Arts major, hours just short of a doctorate. And you?WRONG>Looks like it's the parent who needs remedial reading. The quiz question says nothing about politics.
Go ahead, read it.
It's what we get when we elect a narcissistic sociopath. Also this is a vocabulary quiz --- it's asking for an ADJECTIVE.
Always read your own links before you post.
Using two presidents for a fill in the blank question isnt' political?The quiz question says nothing about politics.
"Trump speaks in a very superior and ________ manner insulting many people."
Gee, that doesn't call for a negative response?
NO, it isn't. Because the question is about the personality of a well-known person.
NONE of the adjectives/nouns asked for have anything to do with "politics". Watch.
"President Rump speaks in a very superior and CONDESCENDING manner insulting many people. He needs to be more CIVIL so that the American people respect and admire him."
"Barack Obama set a PRECEDENT when he became the first African American President".
***NONE*** of those terms have anything to do with politics. The first is about personality, the second is a simple noun.
This ain't rocket surgery here even if the parent's sycophantian hero-worship's butthurt prevented him from figuring that out.
Just as President Trump speaks in a very MOTIVATING manner exciting many people. He needs to have
more DIALOGUES inviting people to be oart of the address.
Barack Obama set a _PRECEDENT when he apologized to countries around the world.
iF i WAS A TEACHER GIVING THAT TEST, i SHOULD BE FIRED AS i SAID EARLIER. jUST LIKE THE TEACHER I THE ARTICLE.
Relax, you'd never get to be a teacher with that level of English.
Protecting our kids from you monsters is imperative.This is absolutely right out of the Saul Alinsky/Joseph Goebbels manual for continuing education... Get them while their young...
Teacher under fire for slipping anti-Trump question into homework
https://nypost.com/2017/02/16/teacher-under-fire-for-slipping-anti-trump-question-into-homework/
They aren't the worst but will bring out the Snowflakes.
The teacher probably needs a talking to though.
FWIW, I can't figure out what's anti-Republican and anti-Democrat from day to day. Used to be the Republicans were tough on pot. oh well.
I was a teacher for 30 years, reading and Language Arts major, hours just short of a doctorate. And you?WRONG>Looks like it's the parent who needs remedial reading. The quiz question says nothing about politics.
Go ahead, read it.
It's what we get when we elect a narcissistic sociopath. Also this is a vocabulary quiz --- it's asking for an ADJECTIVE.
Always read your own links before you post.
Using two presidents for a fill in the blank question isnt' political?The quiz question says nothing about politics.
"Trump speaks in a very superior and ________ manner insulting many people."
Gee, that doesn't call for a negative response?
NO, it isn't. Because the question is about the personality of a well-known person.
NONE of the adjectives/nouns asked for have anything to do with "politics". Watch.
"President Rump speaks in a very superior and CONDESCENDING manner insulting many people. He needs to be more CIVIL so that the American people respect and admire him."
"Barack Obama set a PRECEDENT when he became the first African American President".
***NONE*** of those terms have anything to do with politics. The first is about personality, the second is a simple noun.
This ain't rocket surgery here even if the parent's sycophantian hero-worship's butthurt prevented him from figuring that out.
Just as President Trump speaks in a very MOTIVATING manner exciting many people. He needs to have
more DIALOGUES inviting people to be oart of the address.
Barack Obama set a _PRECEDENT when he apologized to countries around the world.
iF i WAS A TEACHER GIVING THAT TEST, i SHOULD BE FIRED AS i SAID EARLIER. jUST LIKE THE TEACHER I THE ARTICLE.
Relax, you'd never get to be a teacher with that level of English.
Protecting our kids from you monsters is imperative.This is absolutely right out of the Saul Alinsky/Joseph Goebbels manual for continuing education... Get them while their young...
Teacher under fire for slipping anti-Trump question into homework
https://nypost.com/2017/02/16/teacher-under-fire-for-slipping-anti-trump-question-into-homework/
They aren't the worst but will bring out the Snowflakes.
The teacher probably needs a talking to though.
FWIW, I can't figure out what's anti-Republican and anti-Democrat from day to day. Used to be the Republicans were tough on pot. oh well.
Hmmm....Pogo seems to have left the building.I was a teacher for 30 years, reading and Language Arts major, hours just short of a doctorate. And you?WRONG>Using two presidents for a fill in the blank question isnt' political?
"Trump speaks in a very superior and ________ manner insulting many people."
Gee, that doesn't call for a negative response?
NO, it isn't. Because the question is about the personality of a well-known person.
NONE of the adjectives/nouns asked for have anything to do with "politics". Watch.
"President Rump speaks in a very superior and CONDESCENDING manner insulting many people. He needs to be more CIVIL so that the American people respect and admire him."
"Barack Obama set a PRECEDENT when he became the first African American President".
***NONE*** of those terms have anything to do with politics. The first is about personality, the second is a simple noun.
This ain't rocket surgery here even if the parent's sycophantian hero-worship's butthurt prevented him from figuring that out.
Just as President Trump speaks in a very MOTIVATING manner exciting many people. He needs to have
more DIALOGUES inviting people to be oart of the address.
Barack Obama set a _PRECEDENT when he apologized to countries around the world.
iF i WAS A TEACHER GIVING THAT TEST, i SHOULD BE FIRED AS i SAID EARLIER. jUST LIKE THE TEACHER I THE ARTICLE.
Relax, you'd never get to be a teacher with that level of English.
You are condescending in most of your posts. You are not right most of the time.Looks like it's the parent who needs remedial reading. The quiz question says nothing about politics.
Go ahead, read it.
It's what we get when we elect a narcissistic sociopath. Also this is a vocabulary quiz --- it's asking for an ADJECTIVE.
Always read your own links before you post.
Using two presidents for a fill in the blank question isnt' political?The quiz question says nothing about politics.
"Trump speaks in a very superior and ________ manner insulting many people."
Gee, that doesn't call for a negative response?
NO, it isn't. Because the question is about the personality of a well-known person.
NONE of the adjectives/nouns asked for have anything to do with "politics". Watch.
"President Rump speaks in a very superior and CONDESCENDING manner insulting many people. He needs to be more CIVIL so that the American people respect and admire him."
"Barack Obama set a PRECEDENT when he became the first African American President".
***NONE*** of those terms have anything to do with politics. The first is about personality, the second is a simple noun.
This ain't rocket surgery here even if the parent's sycophantian hero-worship's butthurt prevented him from figuring that out.
and that's not pushing her political opinion on her students?
On what planet is the term "condescending" political? In what universe is the term "civil" political? When did "precedent" become a POLITICAL term?
Sorry, posting "fail" buttons just because you can't think of an argument, doesn't make one.
