Well the OP is talking about taking this national so it really doesn't matter where she teaches.So the teacher works in a school in Oklahoma? If that is fact then I completely understand the context. Thank you.
Well the OP is talking about taking this national so it really doesn't matter where she teaches.So the teacher works in a school in Oklahoma? If that is fact then I completely understand the context. Thank you.
You’re welcome, guy who played a prison guard with a non speaking role.Not so, but thanks Andy Dufresne.
Speaking as a retired teacher, we all feel attacked right now. I can't remember where alaska's daughter teaches, but if it is a red state it's likely happening there as well. I know it is in Iowa.The OP was not the person I was asking to clarify.
I do understand Alaska's context if she teaches in Oklahoma. Or if she is just frustrated by the lack of trust in public schools. There could have been many reasons she made the statement. I was just working to get some clarification rather than assume I knew.
You’re welcome, guy who played a prison guard with a non speaking role.
The MAGA movement might be the most feelings-based movement in American history. There is literally no substance to any major grievance they throw out as a reason to be pissed off. About the only thing they have come close to getting right is our border security problem, which has been a problem for decades (I remember being in California in 1992 and there were many cautionary road signs with a woman figure holding the hand of a child figure while running, representing illegals crossing the border). So, not only is it nothing new, it is a regional problem that has minimal to no impact on the lives of people in Iowa or North Dakota. And yet, rural America living in the Midwest want to act like this problem is destroying their local communities.The whole indoctrinating kids by teachers is just one more boogeyman the right has pushed onto the American people. My father in law argues with my teacher wife and me about what's happening in schools. I have read this board for years and explained the misconceptions, along with a lot of other teacher folks here, and it all falls on deaf ears, because we "have summers off". The majority of the kids at my school voted for Trump so nothing's coming from us.
Many of the most religious folks are also the dumbest people I've met. This board provides several more examples of that.
The hypocrisy of the argument lies in how religious indoctrination in private schools is totally okay.If this were remotely true, we have to accept that Princeton and Harvard et al "indoctrinated" Hegseth into being a bigot and racist during his time at those Ivies...
that's right tarpon, my boy is unintentionally obtuse!!Not so, but thanks Andy Dufresne.
that's right tarpon, my boy is unintentionally obtuse!!
Just seems like a strange thing to say out of the blue. There typically is more to the picture.
Why is that a strange comment when it's probably the biggest topic flooding the air waves and social media with regards to social media; "woke" indoctrination and the YUGE need to counter it with prayer and the Bible in school. Indoctrination, indoctrination, indoctrination. Are you living under a rock?Kind of strange statement to make by a teacher? Is there more context to this?
$hitty parenting and screens have 100% more impact on the classroom than any one "woke" teacher trying to indoctrinate kids.The whole indoctrinating kids by teachers is just one more boogeyman the right has pushed onto the American people. My father in law argues with my teacher wife and me about what's happening in schools. I have read this board for years and explained the misconceptions, along with a lot of other teacher folks here, and it all falls on deaf ears, because we "have summers off". The majority of the kids at my school voted for Trump so nothing's coming from us.
Yup. They'd shit themselves.I want to see a teacher put up some stuff from the Quran and see what happens.
She teaches 4th grade at a Title 1 school. However, when she taught at the middle school level (as recently as last year), she had some kiddos who struggled with reading.Depends on the age of the kids. If she's a 1st grade teacher, it's pretty straightforward. If she's teaching high school juniors, it would seem strange to be teaching them how to read.
As a Christian, I'd be pissed if the teacher was up there reading from the Bible. There is literally zero time for that and furthermore, I feel that is my responsibility as a parent (if that's the path I choose for my kids) and my Church's. It isn't the responsibility of the public education system.Yup. They'd shit themselves.
Right?!$hitty parenting and screens have 100% more impact on the classroom than any one "woke" teacher trying to indoctrinate kids.
Why is that a strange comment when it's probably the biggest topic flooding the air waves and social media with regards to social media; "woke" indoctrination and the YUGE need to counter it with prayer and the Bible in school. Indoctrination, indoctrination, indoctrination. Are you living under a rock?
That actually makes perfect sense since they don’t have any other history books that would have the constitution.
Thank god I don’t teach in a redneck state like Oklahoma. I don’t think I could do it.Dangerous stuff
Seems like it.Thank god I don’t teach in a redneck state like Oklahoma. I don’t think I could do it.
I’m sure that idiot is also nostalgic for the days of segregation and Jim Crow.
I applaud you for being able to do that (not have social media). I've done pretty well by only have FB and this forum, but being on here clearly exposes me to pretty much all of it; especially X. Unfortunately, that small percentage has the loudest voice.I probably am living under a rock. I quit social media altogether (other than this) due to the fact that there are so few middle of the road, common sense type people out there. I do my best not to take much of what the far right or left say because it is such a small % of the population.
It's probably "louder" due to that small percentage you mentioned above and it gets used as the boogie man so we can sadly focus on all the wrong things, books, bathrooms, etc.I honestly have heard very little on this topic where I live. No offense was intended toward your daughter, I was just curious if she had a direct personal attack on her specific district by a parent or group. I was going to ask you a few more questions if that was the case.