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OK; not what Rocky's saying. He's saying that the CULTURE of the kids is the problem; that's home plus community in which they are growing up. Close the school and send the kids separately to OTHER performing schools; bring in the parents to AFTER SCHOOL classes so that the parent(s) can value what the kids are doing. Work at changing the CULTURE of failure; teachers usually have little to do with that.Damn, you sound just like all the other hack union teachers. It's never your fault, you just lack resources. RIGHT????????
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Cut the fucking fucking; fucking annoying!!Listen, you fucking amateur! My district took the teachers from a magnet school and transferred all them to a school with consistently low performing students. Guess what happened? Not a damned thing changed! The kids still sucked academically! Why? Their culture did not change with the new faculty.
When they did, by your own admission, nothing changed.........................the magnet school thingy.Can I ask everyone on this board, did your school building disrespect you, give you too much homework, not have enough sports programs, or failed to teach you what was required to get an education?
Of course not, the faculty administration, and school boards did. Why can't you change that in in your school districts?
No I hadn't, but you identify "changing the culture"!! I agree; without the fucking fuckings.Where did I say that?
The problem is the students that are being provided for teachers to educate. You can't teach a kid who is uncomfortable because their clothes are dirty, stayed up all night playing video games, or did not eat a meal since they were last in school,
Ever hear the expression, "You can't make chicken salad out of chicken shit!"?
So, how many years did you teach?
We realize they are necessary on some level, we want them low......you lefties love them high, but still complain when you have to pay them.Evidently the right wants taxes also since they exist where they rule.
OK; not what Rocky's saying. He's saying that the CULTURE of the kids is the problem; that's home plus community in which they are growing up. Close the school and send the kids separately to OTHER performing schools; bring in the parents to AFTER SCHOOL classes so that the parent(s) can value what the kids are doing. Work at changing the CULTURE of failure; teachers usually have little to do with that.
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Some simply can't be motivated because they flat don't care about school.Yeah, excuses are like assholes, everybody has one and most all of them stink. A teachers first job is to find out what motivates a student. If they can't do that, they are in the wrong job.
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Some simply can't be motivated because they flat don't care about school.
IOW, no different from the liberal education experiment that's been going on for decades.Could be this experiment may lead to failure with a bunch of illiterate adults.
The taxpayer shouldn't fund any schooling. The parents should.Do you think taxpayer money should fund private schooling? It will also fund religious schooling.
Gangbangers, the drug dealers and thugs they idolize, etc.All kids are motivated, the only question is, by whom?
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We are all teachers to one degree or another. Some are just not burdened with a political bureaucracy.You're talking about teaching, people. Listen to the teacher.
Gangbangers, the drug dealers and thugs they idolize, etc.
I accept your concession.More excuses, go figure.
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I accept your concession.
You're in denial.There was no concession dipshit. You want to blame the victims of bad teachers, I ain't buying it.
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This needs to catch on more across this country! Arizona Republican Gov. Doug Ducey on Thursday signed the most "monumental" education savings account program in the United States.
"This is a monumental moment for all of Arizona’s students. Our kids will no longer be locked in under-performing schools. Today, we’re unlocking a whole new world of opportunity for them and their parents," Ducey said. "With this legislation, Arizona cements itself as the top state for school choice and as the first state in the nation to offer all families the option to choose the school setting that works best for them … This is truly a win for all K-12 students."
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