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And how long did you teach?You Leftwing Loons really cannot help generalizing specific examples, can you?
please don't attribute your windiness and looniness to anyone else. but schools don't allow classes to be disrupted by mainstreaming.... at least not in classes that teach high performing kids.
for the record,i don't like mainstreaming, boetoxic.
And don't tell me the disruptive are not mainstreamed, even SE teachers need a planning period.
You cannot believe what I have seen in the name of placing a student in "the least restrictive environment".
one doesn't have to teach to know what happens in schools. you just need kids in school. something you clearly don't have.
disruptive kids aren't placed in high performing classes.
1. i attended public school.
2. my husband attended public school
3. my son attends public school and is going to NYU in the fall.
i'm pretty sure that his classes weren't disrupted because he wasn't in the low performing classes.
I had kids in school.
I was in them, as a student and 25 years as a teacher.
Disruptive kids are placed in almost all classes in poor districts with huge classes.
Just the way it is.
maybe where you were. i can't speak to that. i know it wasn't an issue in any school my son went to at least, as i said, not in the high-performing classes.
Because one personal anecdote outweighs reality?Many years ago, I was in a Blockbuster store with my nieces and nephews, who were home schooled by their mother who was sorta fallen catholic who didn't believe in any sort of birth control, mostly fundie, and a grade school teacher herself who had been fired. The oldest daughter, age 16 at the time, asked me to read the box for a movie. She could not read it enough to understand what the movie was about.
I've long since gotten away from that nutter family but last I heard, that daughter and another girl both had illegitimate kids and the oldest boy was living with his girlfriend and their illegitimate kids in a trailer parked next to their parents home. They have other, younger daughters but I don't know anything about them.
Bunch of losers. They were racist, ignorant, hated blacks, rabid RWs, with all those kids living on the dole and undoubtedly now blaming Obama for their own failures. Just like the nutters here.
My mother taught me to read before I started kindergarten. I remember sitting on the floor in the living room reading Rufolf the Red Nosed Reindeer.
The problem with this society is that parents are not given recommendations to suggest to their children at early ages so kids are left stumbling around in the dark but now we have a society with way more info-trash. Read Harry Potter, yeah right!
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Ready for college, true, but often, never had a date, never will have a date.Really? What accelerated programs did he excel in? You do know, don't you, that homeschooled kids are often ready for college 1 to 2 years before government schooled ones? It's hard to argue with success.Which is why you want to homeschool them, so they actually learn. You do know, don't you, that homeschooled kids by and large outperform their government schooled peers by large margins?
my public school taught son can outthink pretty much any person who is homeschooled and thinks the world is 5,000 years old.
That is completely bogus. There are home school groups which arrange activities so that kids are socialized. It is also not UNHEARD of to meet people at church activities.
The entire world is not made up of Public School.
If my kid is socializing in class, then that's not a very good class.
I frankly don't think very highly of school "socialization", anyway. It's virtually the only time in your life when you're thrown together with people based on no commonality other than age, and frankly doesn't set up a very realistic framework for interaction in the rest of your life.
Better to get your kids involved in sports, or clubs, or some sort of activity.
Think about it for a minute. Home-schooled kids have been accustomed to interacting with adults as well as children, because they were not thrown into a classroom with a bunch of kids every day. They're very prepared for the job market. If you're concerned about how someone is going to act on the job, I'd prefer they learned from adults than from a bunch of kids.Ready for college, true, but often, never had a date, never will have a date.Really? What accelerated programs did he excel in? You do know, don't you, that homeschooled kids are often ready for college 1 to 2 years before government schooled ones? It's hard to argue with success.my public school taught son can outthink pretty much any person who is homeschooled and thinks the world is 5,000 years old.
That is completely bogus. There are home school groups which arrange activities so that kids are socialized. It is also not UNHEARD of to meet people at church activities.
The entire world is not made up of Public School.
If my kid is socializing in class, then that's not a very good class.
I frankly don't think very highly of school "socialization", anyway. It's virtually the only time in your life when you're thrown together with people based on no commonality other than age, and frankly doesn't set up a very realistic framework for interaction in the rest of your life.
Better to get your kids involved in sports, or clubs, or some sort of activity.
What about when they enter the job market after school?
Think about it for a minute. Home-schooled kids have been accustomed to interacting with adults as well as children, because they were not thrown into a classroom with a bunch of kids every day. They're very prepared for the job market. If you're concerned about how someone is going to act on the job, I'd prefer they learned from adults than from a bunch of kids.Ready for college, true, but often, never had a date, never will have a date.Really? What accelerated programs did he excel in? You do know, don't you, that homeschooled kids are often ready for college 1 to 2 years before government schooled ones? It's hard to argue with success.
That is completely bogus. There are home school groups which arrange activities so that kids are socialized. It is also not UNHEARD of to meet people at church activities.
The entire world is not made up of Public School.
If my kid is socializing in class, then that's not a very good class.
I frankly don't think very highly of school "socialization", anyway. It's virtually the only time in your life when you're thrown together with people based on no commonality other than age, and frankly doesn't set up a very realistic framework for interaction in the rest of your life.
Better to get your kids involved in sports, or clubs, or some sort of activity.
What about when they enter the job market after school?
They can and will blame the faggots causing this problem. If not oh well.They are changing up as in some counties are refusing to give ANY licenses out...not just not giving them to faggots. That makes it completely legal.They aren't 'changing', so the premise of this thread is incorrect.Your whining post shows that you DO care actually.Oh and as long as they don't issue licenses to ANYONE you can't do jack shit about it.Terrific, and no one gives a fuck.
Add in a few more billable hours, a few court dates, and the fact that the clerks are personally liable, and the whole American Taliban love-fest goes away...
More than one state...that's just one they talked about I saw Kentucky as well...have heard Texas and Mississippi are changing things up as well....One state, America does not make.
It is no surprise that Alabama being opposed to same-sex marriage before, is still opposed now.
Unless you are suggesting public opinion magically changes in the space of a few months or weeks?
It will take a year or more, but I think that those opposing numbers will come down, as people start to realize the sky won't fall just because gays get married.
Kentucky has also been against same-sex marriage, as has Texas and Mississippi, here's a list to help: List of U.S. state constitutional amendments banning same-sex unions by type - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
Punishing people who did nothing wrong by not issuing anybody licenses? Bad idea for their cause because:
A) It's only going to piss off people that now can't get married there. Think about when you were in school and your teacher told the entire class that nobody can drink soda because one kid spilled it on the floor one day. Would you not get pissed at the teacher? Of course you would--because it's a blanket punishment and you're suffering for the actions of others that you had nothing to do with.
B) Other than the people living in areas where people can't marriage licenses...nobody else gives a shit. I really couldn't care less if anybody in Alabama can't get married anymore. I really couldn't.
When I work up North I run into more home schooling. The ones I've actually known were really well adjusted bright people. I had always kinda made fun of it too...but I learned differently after knowing some.
They had an online "group" and a few families shared in the teaching part. The kids regularly did volunteer work in places and with subjects they were interested in the one girl I knew well was planning on college.
Think about public schools...learn the minimal, but must pass tests, compete with classmates...grow into jerks lol
Barely Literate How Christian Fundamentalist Homeschooling Hurts Kids Alternet
"And she says the lack of regulation in Nebraska, where the family lived, “allowed us to get away with some really shoddy homeschooling for a lot of years.”
“I’ll admit it,” she confesses. “Because I was so overwhelmed with my life… It was a real struggle to do the basics, so it didn’t take long for my kids to fall far behind. One of my daughters could not read at 11 years old.”
Why did she stick with homeschooling for so long, despite her difficulties? “We were convinced that it would be better for our kids not to have an education than to be educated to become humanists or atheists and to reject God,” Garrison says. “We became so isolated because the Quiverfull lifestyle was so overwhelming we didn’t have time or energy for socialization. So the only people we knew were exactly like us. We were told that the whole point of public school was to dumb down the children and turn them into compliant workers – to brainwash them and indoctrinate them into this godless way of thinking.”"
rest at link
Ready for college, true, but often, never had a date, never will have a date.Really? What accelerated programs did he excel in? You do know, don't you, that homeschooled kids are often ready for college 1 to 2 years before government schooled ones? It's hard to argue with success.my public school taught son can outthink pretty much any person who is homeschooled and thinks the world is 5,000 years old.
That is completely bogus. There are home school groups which arrange activities so that kids are socialized. It is also not UNHEARD of to meet people at church activities.
The entire world is not made up of Public School.
If my kid is socializing in class, then that's not a very good class.
I frankly don't think very highly of school "socialization", anyway. It's virtually the only time in your life when you're thrown together with people based on no commonality other than age, and frankly doesn't set up a very realistic framework for interaction in the rest of your life.
Better to get your kids involved in sports, or clubs, or some sort of activity.
What about when they enter the job market after school?
Ready for college, true, but often, never had a date, never will have a date.Really? What accelerated programs did he excel in? You do know, don't you, that homeschooled kids are often ready for college 1 to 2 years before government schooled ones? It's hard to argue with success.
That is completely bogus. There are home school groups which arrange activities so that kids are socialized. It is also not UNHEARD of to meet people at church activities.
The entire world is not made up of Public School.
If my kid is socializing in class, then that's not a very good class.
I frankly don't think very highly of school "socialization", anyway. It's virtually the only time in your life when you're thrown together with people based on no commonality other than age, and frankly doesn't set up a very realistic framework for interaction in the rest of your life.
Better to get your kids involved in sports, or clubs, or some sort of activity.
What about when they enter the job market after school?
You work somewhere that only has employees in one age category? Most people don't. And I can tell you it's quite a shock to a lot of young people when they're expected to interact with older folks as though we're actual human beings, instead of the ambulatory background props they've always viewed "grownups" to be before.
Ready for college, true, but often, never had a date, never will have a date.
That is completely bogus. There are home school groups which arrange activities so that kids are socialized. It is also not UNHEARD of to meet people at church activities.
The entire world is not made up of Public School.
If my kid is socializing in class, then that's not a very good class.
I frankly don't think very highly of school "socialization", anyway. It's virtually the only time in your life when you're thrown together with people based on no commonality other than age, and frankly doesn't set up a very realistic framework for interaction in the rest of your life.
Better to get your kids involved in sports, or clubs, or some sort of activity.
What about when they enter the job market after school?
You work somewhere that only has employees in one age category? Most people don't. And I can tell you it's quite a shock to a lot of young people when they're expected to interact with older folks as though we're actual human beings, instead of the ambulatory background props they've always viewed "grownups" to be before.
Where did I mention in the real work force they wont interact with others of all ages? I don't think you're comprehending my posts.
Socialization is an important skill that many home school kids lack...however so are most public school kids nowadays.
Socialization is an important skill that many home school kids lack.......
Ready for college, true, but often, never had a date, never will have a date.Really? What accelerated programs did he excel in? You do know, don't you, that homeschooled kids are often ready for college 1 to 2 years before government schooled ones? It's hard to argue with success.
That is completely bogus. There are home school groups which arrange activities so that kids are socialized. It is also not UNHEARD of to meet people at church activities.
The entire world is not made up of Public School.
If my kid is socializing in class, then that's not a very good class.
I frankly don't think very highly of school "socialization", anyway. It's virtually the only time in your life when you're thrown together with people based on no commonality other than age, and frankly doesn't set up a very realistic framework for interaction in the rest of your life.
Better to get your kids involved in sports, or clubs, or some sort of activity.
What about when they enter the job market after school?
You work somewhere that only has employees in one age category? Most people don't. And I can tell you it's quite a shock to a lot of young people when they're expected to interact with older folks as though we're actual human beings, instead of the ambulatory background props they've always viewed "grownups" to be before.
Barely Literate How Christian Fundamentalist Homeschooling Hurts Kids Alternet
"And she says the lack of regulation in Nebraska, where the family lived, “allowed us to get away with some really shoddy homeschooling for a lot of years.”
“I’ll admit it,” she confesses. “Because I was so overwhelmed with my life… It was a real struggle to do the basics, so it didn’t take long for my kids to fall far behind. One of my daughters could not read at 11 years old.”
Why did she stick with homeschooling for so long, despite her difficulties? “We were convinced that it would be better for our kids not to have an education than to be educated to become humanists or atheists and to reject God,” Garrison says. “We became so isolated because the Quiverfull lifestyle was so overwhelming we didn’t have time or energy for socialization. So the only people we knew were exactly like us. We were told that the whole point of public school was to dumb down the children and turn them into compliant workers – to brainwash them and indoctrinate them into this godless way of thinking.”"
rest at link
Ready for college, true, but often, never had a date, never will have a date.
That is completely bogus. There are home school groups which arrange activities so that kids are socialized. It is also not UNHEARD of to meet people at church activities.
The entire world is not made up of Public School.
If my kid is socializing in class, then that's not a very good class.
I frankly don't think very highly of school "socialization", anyway. It's virtually the only time in your life when you're thrown together with people based on no commonality other than age, and frankly doesn't set up a very realistic framework for interaction in the rest of your life.
Better to get your kids involved in sports, or clubs, or some sort of activity.
What about when they enter the job market after school?
You work somewhere that only has employees in one age category? Most people don't. And I can tell you it's quite a shock to a lot of young people when they're expected to interact with older folks as though we're actual human beings, instead of the ambulatory background props they've always viewed "grownups" to be before.
You live in a fantasy world
Many Christians have never read the Bible. They feel it's their pastor's job to tell them what it says.Barely Literate How Christian Fundamentalist Homeschooling Hurts Kids Alternet
“I’ll admit it,” she confesses. “Because I was so overwhelmed with my life… It was a real struggle to do the basics, so it didn’t take long for my kids to fall far behind. One of my daughters could not read at 11 years old.”
Maybe it's a stupid question, but why their church allow the children to be illiterate so long? They are christian! They are MUST be able to read the bible!
Many Christians have never read the Bible. They feel it's their pastor's job to tell them what it says.Barely Literate How Christian Fundamentalist Homeschooling Hurts Kids Alternet
“I’ll admit it,” she confesses. “Because I was so overwhelmed with my life… It was a real struggle to do the basics, so it didn’t take long for my kids to fall far behind. One of my daughters could not read at 11 years old.”
Maybe it's a stupid question, but why their church allow the children to be illiterate so long? They are christian! They are MUST be able to read the bible!
