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So....who believes the Liberal discipline policy makes school a more dangerous place?
Teachers and teacher's unions.
11. ".... Syracuse Teachers Association President Kevin Ahern said in a recent letter to the Syracuse Post-Standard, it has created a “systemic inability to administer and enforce consistent consequences for violent and highly disruptive student behaviors” that “put students and staff at risk and make quality instruction impossible.”
12. Los Angeles Unified School District is seeing a similar spike in campus offenses after its school superintendent followed federal orders to reduce suspensions of African-Americans. Even threats against teachers are ignored,...
[More work by the Obama-Holder-Sharpton Axis.]
a. “I was terrified and bullied by a fourth-grade student,” a teacher at a Los Angeles Unified School District school recently noted on the Los Angeles Times website. “The black student told me to ‘Back off, b—h.’ I told him to go to the office and he said, ‘No, b—h, and no one can make me.’ ”
b. ...another LAUSD teacher: “We now have a ‘restorative justice’ counselor, but we still have the same problems. Kids aren’t even suspended for fights or drugs.”
c. In neighboring Orange County, teachers are dealing with increasingly violent and disrespectful student behavior since schools there also switched to the restorative strategy."
How liberal discipline policies are making schools less safe New York Post
Remember.....the same political ideologues, Liberals, who have reduced what was once among the finest school systems to a global joke, now what to make certain that savages and cretins are in charge in the classroom.
Liberals......doing what Liberals do best: placing society under a 'law of the jungle' system.
What's so punitive about a few days suspension?
About Solutions Not Suspensions
Out-of-school suspensions cut classroom time for those who need it most.
Every year, 3.3 million students in the United States are suspended from school, causing them to miss critical learning time, as well as opportunities to grow and succeed.
Recent federal data show that Black and Latino students and students with disabilities are disproportionately targeted by suspensions. They are also likely to be punished more severely than white students for minor misbehavior, contributing to the achievement gap and high dropout rates for these students.
Solutions Not Suspensions is calling for a nationwide moratorium on out-of-school suspensions.
To implement this moratorium, Solutions Not Suspensions, a grassroots initiative of students, educators, parents, and community leaders, is calling on states and districts to support teachers and schools in dealing with discipline in positive ways – keeping students in the classroom and helping educators work with students and parents to create safe and engaging classrooms that protect the human rights to education and dignity.
There are solutions.
Solutions Not Suspensions promotes proven programs that equip teachers and school administrators with effective alternatives to suspensions. In support of this initiative, the Dignity in Schools Campaign is releasing a set of model school discipline policies that provide guidelines to help districts and schools implement the moratorium and phase in positive alternatives. Solutions Not Suspensions's website will serve as a clearinghouse for information on effective alternatives to suspension and give supporters an opportunity to add their voice to the call for a moratorium.
In short....you endorse a disciple structure based on skin color?
In short, you have no idea what I endorse. I posted information. Information is not advocacy.
I do, however, support in school suspensions over out of school suspensions. Know what kids do when they get "suspended" at my son's school? They scrape gum off desks, edge sidewalks with hand tools, clean the cracks out of those sidewalks, etc.Out of school suspension more often than not reinforces bad behavior. Punch a teacher? Get a 2 week vacation.
Out of school suspension for any infraction is rewarding to many students. As for going to jail that's up to the police and the people involved. Jail would certainly be better for addressing violence than a vacation away from school.What's so punitive about a few days suspension?
About Solutions Not Suspensions
Out-of-school suspensions cut classroom time for those who need it most.
Every year, 3.3 million students in the United States are suspended from school, causing them to miss critical learning time, as well as opportunities to grow and succeed.
Recent federal data show that Black and Latino students and students with disabilities are disproportionately targeted by suspensions. They are also likely to be punished more severely than white students for minor misbehavior, contributing to the achievement gap and high dropout rates for these students.
Solutions Not Suspensions is calling for a nationwide moratorium on out-of-school suspensions.
To implement this moratorium, Solutions Not Suspensions, a grassroots initiative of students, educators, parents, and community leaders, is calling on states and districts to support teachers and schools in dealing with discipline in positive ways – keeping students in the classroom and helping educators work with students and parents to create safe and engaging classrooms that protect the human rights to education and dignity.
There are solutions.
Solutions Not Suspensions promotes proven programs that equip teachers and school administrators with effective alternatives to suspensions. In support of this initiative, the Dignity in Schools Campaign is releasing a set of model school discipline policies that provide guidelines to help districts and schools implement the moratorium and phase in positive alternatives. Solutions Not Suspensions's website will serve as a clearinghouse for information on effective alternatives to suspension and give supporters an opportunity to add their voice to the call for a moratorium.
In short....you endorse a disciple structure based on skin color?
In short, you have no idea what I endorse. I posted information. Information is not advocacy.
I do, however, support in school suspensions over out of school suspensions. Know what kids do when they get "suspended" at my son's school? They scrape gum off desks, edge sidewalks with hand tools, clean the cracks out of those sidewalks, etc.
So.....are you suggesting prison for that 'infraction'?
Or is that too conservative?
Let me know your decision after you've been punched.
4. ...everywhere it’s been tried, this softer approach has backfired.
... other large urban school districts are reporting fewer suspensions since adopting the non-punitive approach. But that doesn’t necessarily mean fewer infractions.
.
Out of school suspension for any infraction is rewarding to many students. As for going to jail that's up to the police and the people involved. Jail would certainly be better for addressing violence than a vacation away from school.About Solutions Not Suspensions
Out-of-school suspensions cut classroom time for those who need it most.
Every year, 3.3 million students in the United States are suspended from school, causing them to miss critical learning time, as well as opportunities to grow and succeed.
Recent federal data show that Black and Latino students and students with disabilities are disproportionately targeted by suspensions. They are also likely to be punished more severely than white students for minor misbehavior, contributing to the achievement gap and high dropout rates for these students.
Solutions Not Suspensions is calling for a nationwide moratorium on out-of-school suspensions.
To implement this moratorium, Solutions Not Suspensions, a grassroots initiative of students, educators, parents, and community leaders, is calling on states and districts to support teachers and schools in dealing with discipline in positive ways – keeping students in the classroom and helping educators work with students and parents to create safe and engaging classrooms that protect the human rights to education and dignity.
There are solutions.
Solutions Not Suspensions promotes proven programs that equip teachers and school administrators with effective alternatives to suspensions. In support of this initiative, the Dignity in Schools Campaign is releasing a set of model school discipline policies that provide guidelines to help districts and schools implement the moratorium and phase in positive alternatives. Solutions Not Suspensions's website will serve as a clearinghouse for information on effective alternatives to suspension and give supporters an opportunity to add their voice to the call for a moratorium.
In short....you endorse a disciple structure based on skin color?
In short, you have no idea what I endorse. I posted information. Information is not advocacy.
I do, however, support in school suspensions over out of school suspensions. Know what kids do when they get "suspended" at my son's school? They scrape gum off desks, edge sidewalks with hand tools, clean the cracks out of those sidewalks, etc.
So.....are you suggesting prison for that 'infraction'?
Or is that too conservative?
Let me know your decision after you've been punched.
4. ...everywhere it’s been tried, this softer approach has backfired.
... other large urban school districts are reporting fewer suspensions since adopting the non-punitive approach. But that doesn’t necessarily mean fewer infractions.
.
You lie.
Conflicts and in-school suspensions drop sharply at Middle School during second year of “restorative discipline” initiative
from the article on the University of Texas website: Truancy, bullying and other conflicts among students are down, and in-school suspensions have declined 75 percent at a San Antonio middle school two years after University of Texas at Austin researchers helped implement “restorative discipline” as an alternative to “zero tolerance” in dealing with these issues, according to second-year findings involving a three-year initiative. The marked improvement at Ed White Middle School in San Antonio’s North East Independent School District also was reflected by its being ranked in the top 25 percent statewide for improved progress this year, said Marilyn Armour, a professor at The University of Texas at Austin’s School of Social Work and director of the Institute for Restorative Justice and Restorative Dialogue. She said the middle school made substantial gains in student school performance as measured by the number of students who passed the state exam’s math and reading components....
More proving you lie here:
Outcome Evaluation
4. ...everywhere it’s been tried, this softer approach has backfired.
... other large urban school districts are reporting fewer suspensions since adopting the non-punitive approach. But that doesn’t necessarily mean fewer infractions.
.
You lie.
Conflicts and in-school suspensions drop sharply at Middle School during second year of “restorative discipline” initiative
from the article on the University of Texas website: Truancy, bullying and other conflicts among students are down, and in-school suspensions have declined 75 percent at a San Antonio middle school two years after University of Texas at Austin researchers helped implement “restorative discipline” as an alternative to “zero tolerance” in dealing with these issues, according to second-year findings involving a three-year initiative. The marked improvement at Ed White Middle School in San Antonio’s North East Independent School District also was reflected by its being ranked in the top 25 percent statewide for improved progress this year, said Marilyn Armour, a professor at The University of Texas at Austin’s School of Social Work and director of the Institute for Restorative Justice and Restorative Dialogue. She said the middle school made substantial gains in student school performance as measured by the number of students who passed the state exam’s math and reading components....
More proving you lie here:
Outcome Evaluation
1. You know I never lie.
2. I've provided testimony from teachers and teacher's unions that prove my contention.
3. You've provided something from the 'Restorative Justice Institute.'
4. You are known far and wide as a congenital liar.
Let's let readers of the thread make up their minds.
4. ...everywhere it’s been tried, this softer approach has backfired.
... other large urban school districts are reporting fewer suspensions since adopting the non-punitive approach. But that doesn’t necessarily mean fewer infractions.
.
You lie.
Conflicts and in-school suspensions drop sharply at Middle School during second year of “restorative discipline” initiative
from the article on the University of Texas website: Truancy, bullying and other conflicts among students are down, and in-school suspensions have declined 75 percent at a San Antonio middle school two years after University of Texas at Austin researchers helped implement “restorative discipline” as an alternative to “zero tolerance” in dealing with these issues, according to second-year findings involving a three-year initiative. The marked improvement at Ed White Middle School in San Antonio’s North East Independent School District also was reflected by its being ranked in the top 25 percent statewide for improved progress this year, said Marilyn Armour, a professor at The University of Texas at Austin’s School of Social Work and director of the Institute for Restorative Justice and Restorative Dialogue. She said the middle school made substantial gains in student school performance as measured by the number of students who passed the state exam’s math and reading components....
More proving you lie here:
Outcome Evaluation
1. You know I never lie.
2. I've provided testimony from teachers and teacher's unions that prove my contention.
3. You've provided something from the 'Restorative Justice Institute.'
4. You are known far and wide as a congenital liar.
Let's let readers of the thread make up their minds.
You claimed that everywhere it's been tried it backfired. I proved that it has worked, so saying it backfired everywhere is a lie.
I'm saving your lies now. lolol
She is a liar because she knew her evidence was faulty, Correll, and when you have been here awhile, you will see she applies a very low threshold standard herself for what is lying.
So....who believes the Liberal discipline policy makes school a more dangerous place?
Teachers and teacher's unions.
11. ".... Syracuse Teachers Association President Kevin Ahern said in a recent letter to the Syracuse Post-Standard, it has created a “systemic inability to administer and enforce consistent consequences for violent and highly disruptive student behaviors” that “put students and staff at risk and make quality instruction impossible.”
12. Los Angeles Unified School District is seeing a similar spike in campus offenses after its school superintendent followed federal orders to reduce suspensions of African-Americans. Even threats against teachers are ignored,...
[More work by the Obama-Holder-Sharpton Axis.]
a. “I was terrified and bullied by a fourth-grade student,” a teacher at a Los Angeles Unified School District school recently noted on the Los Angeles Times website. “The black student told me to ‘Back off, b—h.’ I told him to go to the office and he said, ‘No, b—h, and no one can make me.’ ”
b. ...another LAUSD teacher: “We now have a ‘restorative justice’ counselor, but we still have the same problems. Kids aren’t even suspended for fights or drugs.”
c. In neighboring Orange County, teachers are dealing with increasingly violent and disrespectful student behavior since schools there also switched to the restorative strategy."
How liberal discipline policies are making schools less safe New York Post
Remember.....the same political ideologues, Liberals, who have reduced what was once among the finest school systems to a global joke, now what to make certain that savages and cretins are in charge in the classroom.
Liberals......doing what Liberals do best: placing society under a 'law of the jungle' system.
What's so punitive about a few days suspension?
About Solutions Not Suspensions
Out-of-school suspensions cut classroom time for those who need it most.
Every year, 3.3 million students in the United States are suspended from school, causing them to miss critical learning time, as well as opportunities to grow and succeed.
Recent federal data show that Black and Latino students and students with disabilities are disproportionately targeted by suspensions. They are also likely to be punished more severely than white students for minor misbehavior, contributing to the achievement gap and high dropout rates for these students.
Solutions Not Suspensions is calling for a nationwide moratorium on out-of-school suspensions.
To implement this moratorium, Solutions Not Suspensions, a grassroots initiative of students, educators, parents, and community leaders, is calling on states and districts to support teachers and schools in dealing with discipline in positive ways – keeping students in the classroom and helping educators work with students and parents to create safe and engaging classrooms that protect the human rights to education and dignity.
There are solutions.
Solutions Not Suspensions promotes proven programs that equip teachers and school administrators with effective alternatives to suspensions. In support of this initiative, the Dignity in Schools Campaign is releasing a set of model school discipline policies that provide guidelines to help districts and schools implement the moratorium and phase in positive alternatives. Solutions Not Suspensions's website will serve as a clearinghouse for information on effective alternatives to suspension and give supporters an opportunity to add their voice to the call for a moratorium.
In short....you endorse a disciple structure based on skin color?
In short, you have no idea what I endorse. I posted information. Information is not advocacy.
I do, however, support in school suspensions over out of school suspensions. Know what kids do when they get "suspended" at my son's school? They scrape gum off desks, edge sidewalks with hand tools, clean the cracks out of those sidewalks, etc.
4. ...everywhere it’s been tried, this softer approach has backfired.
... other large urban school districts are reporting fewer suspensions since adopting the non-punitive approach. But that doesn’t necessarily mean fewer infractions.
.
You lie.
Conflicts and in-school suspensions drop sharply at Middle School during second year of “restorative discipline” initiative
from the article on the University of Texas website: Truancy, bullying and other conflicts among students are down, and in-school suspensions have declined 75 percent at a San Antonio middle school two years after University of Texas at Austin researchers helped implement “restorative discipline” as an alternative to “zero tolerance” in dealing with these issues, according to second-year findings involving a three-year initiative. The marked improvement at Ed White Middle School in San Antonio’s North East Independent School District also was reflected by its being ranked in the top 25 percent statewide for improved progress this year, said Marilyn Armour, a professor at The University of Texas at Austin’s School of Social Work and director of the Institute for Restorative Justice and Restorative Dialogue. She said the middle school made substantial gains in student school performance as measured by the number of students who passed the state exam’s math and reading components....
More proving you lie here:
Outcome Evaluation
1. You know I never lie.
2. I've provided testimony from teachers and teacher's unions that prove my contention.
3. You've provided something from the 'Restorative Justice Institute.'
4. You are known far and wide as a congenital liar.
Let's let readers of the thread make up their minds.
You claimed that everywhere it's been tried it backfired. I proved that it has worked, so saying it backfired everywhere is a lie.
I'm saving your lies now. lolol
4. ...everywhere it’s been tried, this softer approach has backfired.
... other large urban school districts are reporting fewer suspensions since adopting the non-punitive approach. But that doesn’t necessarily mean fewer infractions.
.
You lie.
Conflicts and in-school suspensions drop sharply at Middle School during second year of “restorative discipline” initiative
from the article on the University of Texas website: Truancy, bullying and other conflicts among students are down, and in-school suspensions have declined 75 percent at a San Antonio middle school two years after University of Texas at Austin researchers helped implement “restorative discipline” as an alternative to “zero tolerance” in dealing with these issues, according to second-year findings involving a three-year initiative. The marked improvement at Ed White Middle School in San Antonio’s North East Independent School District also was reflected by its being ranked in the top 25 percent statewide for improved progress this year, said Marilyn Armour, a professor at The University of Texas at Austin’s School of Social Work and director of the Institute for Restorative Justice and Restorative Dialogue. She said the middle school made substantial gains in student school performance as measured by the number of students who passed the state exam’s math and reading components....
More proving you lie here:
Outcome Evaluation
1. You know I never lie.
2. I've provided testimony from teachers and teacher's unions that prove my contention.
3. You've provided something from the 'Restorative Justice Institute.'
4. You are known far and wide as a congenital liar.
Let's let readers of the thread make up their minds.
You claimed that everywhere it's been tried it backfired. I proved that it has worked, so saying it backfired everywhere is a lie.
I'm saving your lies now. lolol
Actually, if your report is correct, you would have shown that PC is wrong.
That would make her wrong, not a liar.
The fact that you call her a liar based on information you provided AFTER she made her statement?
Either you don't know the meaning of the word "liar",
Or you were misrepresenting the truth in order to attack her character...
In case you missed it, that would be a "lie".
No, you don't get to play "just once more" when the proof has been provided above. You are in bad hands if you want to play that way.She is a liar because she knew her evidence was faulty, Correll, and when you have been here awhile, you will see she applies a very low threshold standard herself for what is lying.
How do you know she knew her evidence was faulty?
4. ...everywhere it’s been tried, this softer approach has backfired.
... other large urban school districts are reporting fewer suspensions since adopting the non-punitive approach. But that doesn’t necessarily mean fewer infractions.
.
You lie.
Conflicts and in-school suspensions drop sharply at Middle School during second year of “restorative discipline” initiative
from the article on the University of Texas website: Truancy, bullying and other conflicts among students are down, and in-school suspensions have declined 75 percent at a San Antonio middle school two years after University of Texas at Austin researchers helped implement “restorative discipline” as an alternative to “zero tolerance” in dealing with these issues, according to second-year findings involving a three-year initiative. The marked improvement at Ed White Middle School in San Antonio’s North East Independent School District also was reflected by its being ranked in the top 25 percent statewide for improved progress this year, said Marilyn Armour, a professor at The University of Texas at Austin’s School of Social Work and director of the Institute for Restorative Justice and Restorative Dialogue. She said the middle school made substantial gains in student school performance as measured by the number of students who passed the state exam’s math and reading components....
More proving you lie here:
Outcome Evaluation
1. You know I never lie.
2. I've provided testimony from teachers and teacher's unions that prove my contention.
3. You've provided something from the 'Restorative Justice Institute.'
4. You are known far and wide as a congenital liar.
Let's let readers of the thread make up their minds.
You claimed that everywhere it's been tried it backfired. I proved that it has worked, so saying it backfired everywhere is a lie.
I'm saving your lies now. lolol
Chicago, Syracuse, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Orange County, Santa Ana....
More coming.
4. ...everywhere it’s been tried, this softer approach has backfired.
... other large urban school districts are reporting fewer suspensions since adopting the non-punitive approach. But that doesn’t necessarily mean fewer infractions.
.
You lie.
Conflicts and in-school suspensions drop sharply at Middle School during second year of “restorative discipline” initiative
from the article on the University of Texas website: Truancy, bullying and other conflicts among students are down, and in-school suspensions have declined 75 percent at a San Antonio middle school two years after University of Texas at Austin researchers helped implement “restorative discipline” as an alternative to “zero tolerance” in dealing with these issues, according to second-year findings involving a three-year initiative. The marked improvement at Ed White Middle School in San Antonio’s North East Independent School District also was reflected by its being ranked in the top 25 percent statewide for improved progress this year, said Marilyn Armour, a professor at The University of Texas at Austin’s School of Social Work and director of the Institute for Restorative Justice and Restorative Dialogue. She said the middle school made substantial gains in student school performance as measured by the number of students who passed the state exam’s math and reading components....
More proving you lie here:
Outcome Evaluation
1. You know I never lie.
2. I've provided testimony from teachers and teacher's unions that prove my contention.
3. You've provided something from the 'Restorative Justice Institute.'
4. You are known far and wide as a congenital liar.
Let's let readers of the thread make up their minds.
You claimed that everywhere it's been tried it backfired. I proved that it has worked, so saying it backfired everywhere is a lie.
I'm saving your lies now. lolol
Chicago, Syracuse, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Orange County, Santa Ana....
More coming.
Santa Ana:
Restorative Justice Program Gains Support from Santa Ana School Board Members
Restorative Justice Program Gains Support from Santa Ana School Board Members Voice of OC
lolol do I have knock down all the pins you're setting to win??? lol
She is a liar because she knew her evidence was faulty, Correll, and when you have been here awhile, you will see she applies a very low threshold standard herself for what is lying.
How do you know she knew her evidence was faulty?
