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Really? That’s just who you are?
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Your generation spawned us lol
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Very much so. I was told to give the answers they wanted to hear but stayed independent.
Even my mother told me this.
I didn’t give $hit about the plight of women and still don’t.
Sweet, I'm a genius!
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user43770
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Come on, if anybody is a genius, it's whoever the education secretary was when you were in school. They chose what you got to learn.
I'll say this about schools. I agree that they're full of PC bullshyt these days. Those of you promoting home schooling are making great points. Obviously it's not practical for everyone right now. My parents happened to pay close attention to what was going on with my brothers and me in grade school. There were teachers whom my parents made clear they thought were incompetent and were cheating us as students. And they weren't afraid to speak up about it, at parent-teacher meetings or in private meetings when necessary. Conversely, when I got into trouble, my parents made sure I was punished but also tried to address what might be causing it (aside from just typical tomfoolery).
Eventually they pulled me out of the school system and put me into a private school. Not everyone has the means and my parents made financial sacrifices to try a new approach while I was still 11. I hated the idea at first, being yanked from my friends, but soon got to like the new system. I'd gone from my fifth grade teacher reading to us in class (a young adult novel) to studying T.S. Eliot plays and medieval history. And since I was challenged rather than placated, I got into trouble less, though still a healthy amount for a boy my age.
The point is, my parents paid attention, and while they gave teachers the chance prove they could teach (or not), they weren't going to let them parent me. The same problems could come from a lousy bus driver, soccer coach, or piano teacher. There's always that division of labor but a parent keeps his eye on everything.
Eventually they pulled me out of the school system and put me into a private school. Not everyone has the means and my parents made financial sacrifices to try a new approach while I was still 11. I hated the idea at first, being yanked from my friends, but soon got to like the new system. I'd gone from my fifth grade teacher reading to us in class (a young adult novel) to studying T.S. Eliot plays and medieval history. And since I was challenged rather than placated, I got into trouble less, though still a healthy amount for a boy my age.
The point is, my parents paid attention, and while they gave teachers the chance prove they could teach (or not), they weren't going to let them parent me. The same problems could come from a lousy bus driver, soccer coach, or piano teacher. There's always that division of labor but a parent keeps his eye on everything.
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Smart people will find a way to knowledge, as they have a passion for it. It's your every day dumb fvck that becomes a cog in the machine for 60 years. That's who we need to reach out to.
I just looked it up out of curiosity. It was Bill Bennett, big time anti-drug crusader. That part of his curriculum didn't sink in.
Ah, the Reagan Years.
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user43770
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I should have known. Bill fvcking Bennett.I just looked it up out of curiosity. It was Bill Bennett, big time anti-drug crusader. That part of his curriculum didn't sink in.
Mostly white. Grade school we had a couple of black kids here and there, like Token on South Park.
The private middle school had a lot of kids of university professors so it was more internationally diverse, but still privileged moneywise. E.g. the Indian girl I had a crush on was the daughter of an M.D. (of course).
High school was Catholic. Maybe 10% black? But that's partly because they were able to recruit athletes, lol. It was a college prep school more or less with a 98% college acceptance rate for grads, but I'm sure you can guess who slipped through the cracks.
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So you have to admit, your idea of "public schooling" is a bit different than mine.
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user43770
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Come watch your buddies be a part of the "knock out game," before it made news headlines.
Certainly.
Really they're different from one district to the next since it's based on property taxes, no?
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user43770
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Not sure about that. You ever heard of checker day?
That was the day when whites and blacks were supposed to get in fights lol. Still don't know the reasoning behind it
I don't even know if I'd want to raise a kid in America...
Only in ur dreams its possible.
And you're conveniently ignored the origin of these men's grievance.
The proper question in that intellectual mind of yours should be this;
How could any man who thrived and benefited enormously from going to school in his youth would want to home school his son?
Unless he didn't.
Spaz has an amazing ability to know ur past, ur current state and also ur future.
Call me Saint Spaz and I'll teach you how it's done.