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http://www.economist.com/blogs/democracyinamerica/2016/10/teaching-trump
Not sure about the basic premise that most teachers observe the principle of keeping their own political views out of the classroom under most circumstances. They should, but many do not.
It is unethical to impose your personal political views on a captive audience of kids who don't yet have the tools to parse your bullshit for themselves.
It is unethical to impose your personal political views on a captive audience of kids who don't yet have the tools to parse your bullshit for themselves.
Kids are not sponges incapable of critical thought. ......
It is unethical to impose your personal political views on a captive audience of kids who don't yet have the tools to parse your bullshit for themselves.
Kids are not sponges incapable of critical thought. ......
On a relative scale, they are close enough that they should not be expected to sort through the subjective views of unethical educators while remaining a captive audience.
It is unethical to impose your personal political views on a captive audience of kids who don't yet have the tools to parse your bullshit for themselves.
Kids are not sponges incapable of critical thought. ......
On a relative scale, they are close enough that they should not be expected to sort through the subjective views of unethical educators while remaining a captive audience.
It's called "life" --- everybody has to sort through what makes sense and what doesn't.....
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Just teach them to critical-think [sic]. ...
It is unethical to impose your personal political views on a captive audience of kids who don't yet have the tools to parse your bullshit for themselves.
It is unethical to impose your personal political views on a captive audience of kids who don't yet have the tools to parse your bullshit for themselves.
Kids are not sponges incapable of critical thought. ......
On a relative scale, they are close enough that they should not be expected to sort through the subjective views of unethical educators while remaining a captive audience.
It's called "life" --- everybody has to sort through what makes sense and what doesn't.....
A teacher's job is not to make that more difficult, just for the sake of pushing their own subjective political views on impressionable children who are obligated to be there listening. I understand that leftists like you support that sort of thing and more, but that doesn't make it acceptable.
It is unethical to impose your personal political views on a captive audience of kids who don't yet have the tools to parse your bullshit for themselves.
Kids are not sponges incapable of critical thought. ......
On a relative scale, they are close enough that they should not be expected to sort through the subjective views of unethical educators while remaining a captive audience.
It's called "life" --- everybody has to sort through what makes sense and what doesn't.....
A teacher's job is not to make that more difficult, just for the sake of pushing their own subjective political views on impressionable children who are obligated to be there listening. I understand that leftists like you support that sort of thing and more, but that doesn't make it acceptable.
Actually I'm a Liberal, meaning I believe in leaving people alone to figure it out for themselves -- and more to the point here, I don't believe in thought control. It appears to be you who's patronizing children into little robots that think whatever you tell them on command. It's a cute fantasy but, again, that just ain't how life works.
Whenever students ask me who I'm voting for I jokingly tell them I'm writing myself in. If they keep asking I keep giving them that answer and laugh.
Kids are not sponges incapable of critical thought. ......
On a relative scale, they are close enough that they should not be expected to sort through the subjective views of unethical educators while remaining a captive audience.
It's called "life" --- everybody has to sort through what makes sense and what doesn't.....
A teacher's job is not to make that more difficult, just for the sake of pushing their own subjective political views on impressionable children who are obligated to be there listening. I understand that leftists like you support that sort of thing and more, but that doesn't make it acceptable.
Actually I'm a Liberal, meaning I believe in leaving people alone to figure it out for themselves -- and more to the point here, I don't believe in thought control. It appears to be you who's patronizing children into little robots that think whatever you tell them on command. It's a cute fantasy but, again, that just ain't how life works.
Sounds like you are rather unfamiliar with children, education, politics, and ethics. Adding to your list.
On a relative scale, they are close enough that they should not be expected to sort through the subjective views of unethical educators while remaining a captive audience.
It's called "life" --- everybody has to sort through what makes sense and what doesn't.....
A teacher's job is not to make that more difficult, just for the sake of pushing their own subjective political views on impressionable children who are obligated to be there listening. I understand that leftists like you support that sort of thing and more, but that doesn't make it acceptable.
Actually I'm a Liberal, meaning I believe in leaving people alone to figure it out for themselves -- and more to the point here, I don't believe in thought control. It appears to be you who's patronizing children into little robots that think whatever you tell them on command. It's a cute fantasy but, again, that just ain't how life works.
Sounds like you are rather unfamiliar with children, education, politics, and ethics. Adding to your list.
Actually it sounds like you lost yet another point.
