Parents don't want thier kids bullied/shot and have the district look the other way... But whatever.... Schools should be 100% virtual if the government refuses to do anything about school violence, then parents would be the only ones to deal with thier kids disruptive behavior... Maybe more teachers would be willing to work too. I left the classroom in 2005, and will literally never go back unless some MAJOR changes, safety, administerial, salary and educational standards to name a few occur. I don't plan to be an overworked punching bag for kids and parents, and a scape-goat for administrators and the public who think teachers aren't doing thier job.
If the student is able to do online learning, it awesome. Which means less students in classrooms especially when there are teacher shortages (everywhere)
Neither is safe, given Governor of California new law he signed saying the school is allowed to teach your children the concepts and beliefs of transgenderism, the law also says the schools can withhold information from you about your own child. Still wanna vote blue?
You don't develop social skills from going to school. Out of school is where you develop social behavior. Compared to most other countries US schools are nearly the same as prisons. Being locked up in classrooms and forced to be quiet does NOT teach any type of social skills. Lastly ask kids who got bullied what kind of social skills they got? Remember even decades before the internet the same types of people exist today. Home life is where you develop social behavior, its why good parenting is so important.
@@hanskurtmann6781 I have to disagree, kids do learn social skills from school, interacting with a large group of kids and interacting with adults is a huge crucial Parton their development. After covid ended so many kids turned out weird from being isolated, humans are social creatures and keeping someone young isolated just harms them and makes them weird and awkward in the real world. It's basic psychology my guy it's not rocket science.
@@hanskurtmann6781 I got bullied my whole life growing up and it taught me to be tough and resilient and gave me the discipline to do martial arts and become a competitor and gave me the good ability that now all my daughters share that same spirit and all train martial arts since 3 years old which has made them exceptional girls because theyre constantly exposed to something being hard so yes something good does come out of bullying, only weak people fold to that weak mindset. Which is the situation this weak ass new generation is at, you can't even disagree with someone without hurting their feelings lol.
Governor newsom just passed a law in California that states that the school staff is allowed to teach your kids about transgenderism and made it law that they don't have to tell you about it AND they can encourage your child to think they are a different gender and they promise your children that they won't tell their parents. NO.
Parents don't want thier kids bullied/shot and have the district look the other way... But whatever.... Schools should be 100% virtual if the government refuses to do anything about school violence, then parents would be the only ones to deal with thier kids disruptive behavior... Maybe more teachers would be willing to work too. I left the classroom in 2005, and will literally never go back unless some MAJOR changes, safety, administerial, salary and educational standards to name a few occur. I don't plan to be an overworked punching bag for kids and parents, and a scape-goat for administrators and the public who think teachers aren't doing thier job.
If the student is able to do online learning, it awesome.
Which means less students in classrooms especially when there are teacher shortages (everywhere)
Neither is safe, given Governor of California new law he signed saying the school is allowed to teach your children the concepts and beliefs of transgenderism, the law also says the schools can withhold information from you about your own child. Still wanna vote blue?
Takijg kids social skills away smh
You don't develop social skills from going to school. Out of school is where you develop social behavior. Compared to most other countries US schools are nearly the same as prisons. Being locked up in classrooms and forced to be quiet does NOT teach any type of social skills. Lastly ask kids who got bullied what kind of social skills they got? Remember even decades before the internet the same types of people exist today. Home life is where you develop social behavior, its why good parenting is so important.
@@hanskurtmann6781 I have to disagree, kids do learn social skills from school, interacting with a large group of kids and interacting with adults is a huge crucial Parton their development. After covid ended so many kids turned out weird from being isolated, humans are social creatures and keeping someone young isolated just harms them and makes them weird and awkward in the real world. It's basic psychology my guy it's not rocket science.
@@hanskurtmann6781 I got bullied my whole life growing up and it taught me to be tough and resilient and gave me the discipline to do martial arts and become a competitor and gave me the good ability that now all my daughters share that same spirit and all train martial arts since 3 years old which has made them exceptional girls because theyre constantly exposed to something being hard so yes something good does come out of bullying, only weak people fold to that weak mindset. Which is the situation this weak ass new generation is at, you can't even disagree with someone without hurting their feelings lol.
Governor newsom just passed a law in California that states that the school staff is allowed to teach your kids about transgenderism and made it law that they don't have to tell you about it AND they can encourage your child to think they are a different gender and they promise your children that they won't tell their parents. NO.
Online schooling is the best schooling because it takes away your capability of keeping the friends. Who cares? Living alone is fine.
No it's not, social skills are a crucial development skills for young kids, otherwise they end up like you buddy, saying stupid shit like that.
@@emansfvera I have to agree. Socializing when young is probably the best for children.
They are taking phones this year too. Let the fun begin