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I say this should be considered for a healthy share of the blame....
Public education is to blame.
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YOU are to blame, troll.
The Agenda: Grinding America Down
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When a student knows nothing at the end of the school year than they did when they first walked in, it is the moral and ethical duty for teachers not to kick them out the door to the next grade.
They do worse then that. They give up on them before the school year even ends.
I say this should be considered for a healthy share of the blame....
Public education is to blame.
...
YOU are to blame, troll.
The Agenda: Grinding America Down
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When a student knows nothing at the end of the school year than they did when they first walked in, it is the moral and ethical duty for teachers not to kick them out the door to the next grade.
They do worse then that. They give up on them before the school year even ends.
Laura Bush wabted to leave no child behind.
The correct way toread that is that we should do what we can to bring every child up to the level so he she can keep up.
The poor kids today stuck in public schools being taught by Trump hating snowflakes...all we can hope for is the kids will see through their psycho progressive BS.....
[emoji7][emoji108]Oh, I agree. But teachers who can’t teach is the bread and butter of the stupidest generation.Oh boy, another triggered teacher!...
Public education is to blame.
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YOU are to blame, troll.
The fact they can’t take responsibility for the results of their TEACHING profession says it all.
The mind rapers of OUR generation created the Millennials. They weren't the ones who came up with participation trophies and Howard Zinn fucking history to death.
That was our generation.
But teachers who can’t teach is the bread and butter of the stupidest generation.
Might be helpful to construct a proper sentence when attempting to make that point. "Teachers" is the subject of the sentence and is plural. Thus the proper verb is "are", not "is".
This process deserves some credit for the current state of affairs.Oh boy, another triggered teacher!...
Public education is to blame.
...
YOU are to blame, troll.
The fact they can’t take responsibility for the results of their TEACHING profession says it all.
The mind rapers of OUR generation created the Millennials. They weren't the ones who came up with participation trophies and Howard Zinn fucking history to death.
That was our generation.
Sounds like something Ali G (Sascha Baron Cohen) might say.Oh, I agree. But teachers who can’t teach is the bread and butter of the stupidest generation.Oh boy, another triggered teacher!...
Public education is to blame.
...
YOU are to blame, troll.
The fact they can’t take responsibility for the results of their TEACHING profession says it all.
The mind rapers of OUR generation created the Millennials. They weren't the ones who came up with participation trophies and Howard Zinn fucking history to death.
That was our generation.
I say this should be considered for a healthy share of the blame....
Public education is to blame.
...
YOU are to blame, troll.
The Agenda: Grinding America Down
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When a student knows nothing at the end of the school year than they did when they first walked in, it is the moral and ethical duty for teachers not to kick them out the door to the next grade.
They do worse then that. They give up on them before the school year even ends.
Well is it really "they", or one teacher? Most, or all, or many, or a few, or what?
That is obviously not acceptable. Teachers should be contacting the parents of students who are not doing well in their class, first. At the very minimum, when you contact them, they should respond. Does this always happen...obviously not, as we see here, and as even I have seen with my own kids. But that is not a condemnation of most and certainly not all teachers.
I say this should be considered for a healthy share of the blame.YOU are to blame, troll.
The Agenda: Grinding America Down
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When a student knows nothing at the end of the school year than they did when they first walked in, it is the moral and ethical duty for teachers not to kick them out the door to the next grade.
They do worse then that. They give up on them before the school year even ends.
Well is it really "they", or one teacher? Most, or all, or many, or a few, or what?
That is obviously not acceptable. Teachers should be contacting the parents of students who are not doing well in their class, first. At the very minimum, when you contact them, they should respond. Does this always happen...obviously not, as we see here, and as even I have seen with my own kids. But that is not a condemnation of most and certainly not all teachers.
They. School policy. Save the help for more worthy students.
China is a Communist country that dictates every aspect of a child's life from before they wake up until they go to sleep. ....?
Not really
Oh, so the Chinese teachers that I attended graduate school with were lying?
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Could be, or more likely you completely misunderstood what they were saying. Either way, your overdramatized comments were wrong.
Oh, yeah that's right! I misunderstood for an entire semester of graduate school.....
Longer than that, it seems.
You bitch at people who don't understand the educational system yet make categorical statements about it, but here you are doing the same thing.
The children are our future.
Why I keep stocked up on survival food.
Public education is to blame.
Two-thirds of millennials don’t know what Auschwitz is
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I say this should be considered for a healthy share of the blame.YOU are to blame, troll.
The Agenda: Grinding America Down
Sent from my LG-M154 using Tapatalk
When a student knows nothing at the end of the school year than they did when they first walked in, it is the moral and ethical duty for teachers not to kick them out the door to the next grade.
They do worse then that. They give up on them before the school year even ends.
Laura Bush wabted to leave no child behind.
The correct way toread that is that we should do what we can to bring every child up to the level so he she can keep up.
One of my kids was struggling one year. I would call the school and ask the teacher for extra credit they could do,tutoring anything to help them finish and pass. I was basically told 3 months before school was even out that it was too late for help, nothing they would recommend. The following year I moved them to a charter school. Best thing I ever did.
I say this should be considered for a healthy share of the blame.
The Agenda: Grinding America Down
Sent from my LG-M154 using Tapatalk
When a student knows nothing at the end of the school year than they did when they first walked in, it is the moral and ethical duty for teachers not to kick them out the door to the next grade.
They do worse then that. They give up on them before the school year even ends.
Laura Bush wabted to leave no child behind.
The correct way toread that is that we should do what we can to bring every child up to the level so he she can keep up.
One of my kids was struggling one year. I would call the school and ask the teacher for extra credit they could do,tutoring anything to help them finish and pass. I was basically told 3 months before school was even out that it was too late for help, nothing they would recommend. The following year I moved them to a charter school. Best thing I ever did.
Extra credit is not for people who failed to complete the work the first time. It is very well possible that your child found themselves in a hole so deep that it was too late. It would be a waste of time. You should have been concerned sooner if you wanted to resolve the situation and not wait so long.
Doesnt matter , it worked out better in the long run. They ended up in a Charter school with smaller classes more one on one tutoring and graduated with high grades. Instead of being pushed aside and passed on after not learning anything all year.One of my kids was struggling one year. I would call the school and ask the teacher for extra credit they could do,tutoring anything to help them finish and pass. I was basically told 3 months before school was even out that it was too late for help, nothing they would recommend. The following year I moved them to a charter school. Best thing I ever did.They do worse then that. They give up on them before the school year even ends.When a student knows nothing at the end of the school year than they did when they first walked in, it is the moral and ethical duty for teachers not to kick them out the door to the next grade.
Laura Bush wabted to leave no child behind.
The correct way toread that is that we should do what we can to bring every child up to the level so he she can keep up.
Extra credit is not for people who failed to complete the work the first time. It is very well possible that your child found themselves in a hole so deep that it was too late. It would be a waste of time. You should have been concerned sooner if you wanted to resolve the situation and not wait so long.
I did my job. I put them in a Charter school. Public school sucks.Doesnt matter , it worked out better in the long run. They ended up in a Charter school with smaller classes more one on one tutoring and graduated with high grades. Instead of being pushed aside and passed on after not learning anything all year.One of my kids was struggling one year. I would call the school and ask the teacher for extra credit they could do,tutoring anything to help them finish and pass. I was basically told 3 months before school was even out that it was too late for help, nothing they would recommend. The following year I moved them to a charter school. Best thing I ever did.They do worse then that. They give up on them before the school year even ends.
Laura Bush wabted to leave no child behind.
The correct way toread that is that we should do what we can to bring every child up to the level so he she can keep up.
Extra credit is not for people who failed to complete the work the first time. It is very well possible that your child found themselves in a hole so deep that it was too late. It would be a waste of time. You should have been concerned sooner if you wanted to resolve the situation and not wait so long.
I am sorry, but it is your job as a parent to ensure they are learning. The teacher informs you through grade reports, online grade books, etc. If you ignore them and abdicate your responsibility, why is it the fault of the teacher?
I had parents who would come to school at the end of the year and scream at me for telling them their child would not pass.They would say, "Why didn't you tell me?" Then I would show them the grade reports they have access to on a daily basis, the progress reports sent home every 4 1/2 weeks, the report cards for each grading period, and the emails I sent home. Usually, they shut up, tucked their tails between their legs ,and mumbled some minor apology and then disappeared.
I did my job. I put them in a Charter school. Public school sucks.Doesnt matter , it worked out better in the long run. They ended up in a Charter school with smaller classes more one on one tutoring and graduated with high grades. Instead of being pushed aside and passed on after not learning anything all year.One of my kids was struggling one year. I would call the school and ask the teacher for extra credit they could do,tutoring anything to help them finish and pass. I was basically told 3 months before school was even out that it was too late for help, nothing they would recommend. The following year I moved them to a charter school. Best thing I ever did.Laura Bush wabted to leave no child behind.
The correct way toread that is that we should do what we can to bring every child up to the level so he she can keep up.
Extra credit is not for people who failed to complete the work the first time. It is very well possible that your child found themselves in a hole so deep that it was too late. It would be a waste of time. You should have been concerned sooner if you wanted to resolve the situation and not wait so long.
I am sorry, but it is your job as a parent to ensure they are learning. The teacher informs you through grade reports, online grade books, etc. If you ignore them and abdicate your responsibility, why is it the fault of the teacher?
I had parents who would come to school at the end of the year and scream at me for telling them their child would not pass.They would say, "Why didn't you tell me?" Then I would show them the grade reports they have access to on a daily basis, the progress reports sent home every 4 1/2 weeks, the report cards for each grading period, and the emails I sent home. Usually, they shut up, tucked their tails between their legs ,and mumbled some minor apology and then disappeared.
Now why would I keep them in a school that they were struggling and not learning anything at? That is just dumb.I did my job. I put them in a Charter school. Public school sucks.Doesnt matter , it worked out better in the long run. They ended up in a Charter school with smaller classes more one on one tutoring and graduated with high grades. Instead of being pushed aside and passed on after not learning anything all year.One of my kids was struggling one year. I would call the school and ask the teacher for extra credit they could do,tutoring anything to help them finish and pass. I was basically told 3 months before school was even out that it was too late for help, nothing they would recommend. The following year I moved them to a charter school. Best thing I ever did.
Extra credit is not for people who failed to complete the work the first time. It is very well possible that your child found themselves in a hole so deep that it was too late. It would be a waste of time. You should have been concerned sooner if you wanted to resolve the situation and not wait so long.
I am sorry, but it is your job as a parent to ensure they are learning. The teacher informs you through grade reports, online grade books, etc. If you ignore them and abdicate your responsibility, why is it the fault of the teacher?
I had parents who would come to school at the end of the year and scream at me for telling them their child would not pass.They would say, "Why didn't you tell me?" Then I would show them the grade reports they have access to on a daily basis, the progress reports sent home every 4 1/2 weeks, the report cards for each grading period, and the emails I sent home. Usually, they shut up, tucked their tails between their legs ,and mumbled some minor apology and then disappeared.
No. You abandoned your responsibility as a parent and blamed the school. Then you ran away so that you could reclaim your dignity.
Now why would I keep them in a school that they were struggling and not learning anything at? That is just dumb.I did my job. I put them in a Charter school. Public school sucks.Doesnt matter , it worked out better in the long run. They ended up in a Charter school with smaller classes more one on one tutoring and graduated with high grades. Instead of being pushed aside and passed on after not learning anything all year.Extra credit is not for people who failed to complete the work the first time. It is very well possible that your child found themselves in a hole so deep that it was too late. It would be a waste of time. You should have been concerned sooner if you wanted to resolve the situation and not wait so long.
I am sorry, but it is your job as a parent to ensure they are learning. The teacher informs you through grade reports, online grade books, etc. If you ignore them and abdicate your responsibility, why is it the fault of the teacher?
I had parents who would come to school at the end of the year and scream at me for telling them their child would not pass.They would say, "Why didn't you tell me?" Then I would show them the grade reports they have access to on a daily basis, the progress reports sent home every 4 1/2 weeks, the report cards for each grading period, and the emails I sent home. Usually, they shut up, tucked their tails between their legs ,and mumbled some minor apology and then disappeared.
No. You abandoned your responsibility as a parent and blamed the school. Then you ran away so that you could reclaim your dignity.
While in Charter school they also had the opportunity to take courses at our local college that counted toward their grades.
It wasn't millenials who invented the iphone.And yet its their generation who is BUILDING the iPhone.
You have no idea about my previous conduct so...Now why would I keep them in a school that they were struggling and not learning anything at? That is just dumb.I did my job. I put them in a Charter school. Public school sucks.Doesnt matter , it worked out better in the long run. They ended up in a Charter school with smaller classes more one on one tutoring and graduated with high grades. Instead of being pushed aside and passed on after not learning anything all year.
I am sorry, but it is your job as a parent to ensure they are learning. The teacher informs you through grade reports, online grade books, etc. If you ignore them and abdicate your responsibility, why is it the fault of the teacher?
I had parents who would come to school at the end of the year and scream at me for telling them their child would not pass.They would say, "Why didn't you tell me?" Then I would show them the grade reports they have access to on a daily basis, the progress reports sent home every 4 1/2 weeks, the report cards for each grading period, and the emails I sent home. Usually, they shut up, tucked their tails between their legs ,and mumbled some minor apology and then disappeared.
No. You abandoned your responsibility as a parent and blamed the school. Then you ran away so that you could reclaim your dignity.
While in Charter school they also had the opportunity to take courses at our local college that counted toward their grades.
I am glad you finally took the steps necessary for your children, but that does not excuse your previous conduct.
