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We are talking about LIVE TELEVISION, not video recording. That also has already been covered in the thread, which you would know if you read it.Having the bandwidth to provide video from every classroom requires fiber optics and a good server. Allowing a few hundred parents to sign in and select a specific classroom is not going to be done with some CPU they have lying around. Having the recording capability, to avoid lawsuits when someone claims they saw something, would require even more technology.
But you haven't produced anything to show why/how.
The "senseless and pointless" part was the OP.
I dont think you want me looking over your shoulder at home, do you?grading papers, creating lesson plans, and the other dozen things teachers required to do don't count?
I have always known classes to go from 9 AM to 3 PM as mine were when I was a kid, and my kids classes too. And teachers grade work, while students are taking tests, drawing or painting in art classes, and in many schools, tests are graded by teachers' aides, not by them.
Who in the hell told you they only work 6 hours a day?
Allow me to educate you on the reality of a teacher's day. I Get Paid for 180 Days of Work Each Year, but I Actually Work More Than 250
And schools usually have students arriving at 7:30am. You think teachers don't get to work until 9am? You really are an idiot. And when do they grade work? When do they plan the curriculum? You are clueless.
And yes, 9 months a year.
YOU are the one who is spouting the "hearsay" YOU said most parents don't want televising of their kids' classes, without a shred of evidence to back that up.I actually teach in the classroom and talk to hundreds of teachers and parents.
First hand experience. Never had a single parent, student, or teacher discuss this.
Your hearsay means squat.
The OP never suggested how we PAY for your pipedream of cameras in the classroom.I did suggest it 2 days ago, and this is the 3rd time I'm telling you, Mr Dense.
Absolutely right. They are sponges for every lunacy, lunatic CRT teachers can throw at them.The children may not understand or recognize propaganda or how to relate it to adults
More "qualified" teachers at doing what ? Teaching CRT ? Which is exactly what they WILL do, if they are not supervised by parents and the community, the best way being television of their classes. Ho hum.The money that you want spent on this insane surveillance system could provide better facilities and more qualified teachers. And THAT would be a guaranteed improvement in the education system.
The children may not understand or recognize propaganda or how to relate it to adultscan afford to spend a little time each day talking to their children to see what happened and how they are doing. If they can't, they shouldn't have children.
\Wherever. Whoever. What the children need are professional teachers not teaching CRT.The curriculum is decided by someone well above the teacher's pay grade.
And I answered this previously also. In some case, teachers interject their own CRT, with or without input from others. Read the thread, lazy bones.
Must be something new.I have had 4 kids go through public schools. Not one of them had the school start at 9am. Not one.
Most of the time students are arriving between 7am and 7:30am. Once teh students arrive, the teachers are responsible for them.
We are talking about LIVE TELEVISION, not video recording. That also has already been covered in the thread, which you would know if you read it.Having the bandwidth to provide video from every classroom requires fiber optics and a good server. Allowing a few hundred parents to sign in and select a specific classroom is not going to be done with some CPU they have lying around. Having the recording capability, to avoid lawsuits when someone claims they saw something, would require even more technology.
Also, if someone sued a school, they would have to provide their own recording to make their case, and would likely need a full recording of the entire class, to be acceptable in court. The court would have the recording of the class.
Must be something new.I have had 4 kids go through public schools. Not one of them had the school start at 9am. Not one.
Most of the time students are arriving between 7am and 7:30am. Once teh students arrive, the teachers are responsible for them.
Yes, by taking money from programs that should never have been funded to begin with. That's right. So what's your complaint ? You asked a question. You got answers (plural).Yes, by taking money from programs that should never have been funded to begin with.
But will the federal gov't be prepared to fund it? Or will it fall to the individual school districts, as most school funding does?
The streets are full of moron rioters who were fed a steady diet of CRT when they were in school. You are not seeing what's happening.Children can relate things to their parents better than you assume. And parents, good parents, can understand what they mean.
That has also been addressed earlier in the thread, you ignorant lazy-bonehead. I shouldn't have to repeat. (Post # 437)No, you ignorant twit. The entire CRT is a boogieman used to manipulate you.
But if you have any evidence that it is being taught in a lot of schools, feel free to share that evidence.
Yes, by taking money from programs that should never have been funded to begin with. That's right. So what's your complaint ? You asked a question. You got answers (plural).Yes, by taking money from programs that should never have been funded to begin with.
But will the federal gov't be prepared to fund it? Or will it fall to the individual school districts, as most school funding does?
YES, the federal govt is prepared to fund it, and why do you ask such a stupid question, when you have repeatedly been given answersssssss. Pheeew! (high-pitched whistle) View attachment 506979
My kids went to school in the 1980s - 9am to 3pm. Probably is different in different cities and states.
I was dropped off at Northington Elementary at 7:30 every school day, starting in 1966. No, not new.
That has also been addressed earlier in the thread, you ignorant lazy-bonehead. I shouldn't have to repeat. (Post # 437)No, you ignorant twit. The entire CRT is a boogieman used to manipulate you.
But if you have any evidence that it is being taught in a lot of schools, feel free to share that evidence.
