Your discussion on education has merit. As a business professor for almost 20 years, the most important element missed in most curriculums is real life approach and understanding its application that aligns with what is being taught. I once worked with a bright young man who had failed college algebra several times. He was a roofer and so I asked him how many bundle of shingles a 25 x 40 roof would need. He immediately gave me the answer and also included the rolls needed under the shingles plus the sheets of plywood underlayment. All that information off the top of his head. I smiled and took ten minutes to show him all of the formulas he had used to come up with his answers which were 100% accurate BTW. He not only aced my algebra course but went on to get an engineering degree. He had always been scared to death and intimidated by math because no one had ever explained how math was applied to things in life that made sense to him. Education only has value if it has value to the person seeking it. Love your show fellas. laughter is exactly what ends the day right
And honestly... You just made the perfect argument for why you NEED to know how to math in your head sometimes. I get that we all have phones now (aka calculators) but I feel like you still need to KNOW the stuff, and I'm HORRIBLE at math. The teacher really makes the difference. My Algebra teacher told me, after me understanding and then getting lost and asking for help to get me back on track, that I was "too dumb to learn algebra and should sit on the bleachers" for his class. I've never forgotten those words or that interaction as it literally gave me a math block for the rest of my life.
@@NikkiStutzman My sister, I'm so sorry you went through that with that scum of a teacher. What they don't realise is that, the Negative stamp they put on you, stays with you. I was once told by a teacher during a history class that I should be the last one laughing with my low marks that never go up. I was so hurt by this for years and that was almost 25 years ago. Then I got one of the top marks in one of the history class tests and the said teacher was not at all happy.. Never said anything to me and just looked at me as I picked up my History paper.. As I got older I realised that some of these Teachers carry hatred with them. And Unfortunately some let it out on students. For instance.. What's the point of a grown Ass Teacher Embarrassing a young student? By being mean and condescending? What would they achieve by doing that? Please know that they had the problem and NOT you. Their Lack of self esteem, bitterness.. made them dislike or sometimes have hate on students. Please learn to let go of that Load and realise you have a light and know that they picked on you to trying very much to dim it. I despise Adults who are mean to children They really should know better. Sending Love and healing to you my darling.❤❤❤❤❤
@@scovyaporsha 💜💜💜 Thank you, Sis... That really touched me and I appreciate you taking the time to reply. It IS sad when broken adults take their pain out on children they are meant to be preparing to be productive future members of society. I'm astonished that they don't realize the long lasting impact their words can have.
As a Canadian I'm always disgusted by how little educators make in other countries, our teachers make like $70K as a STARTING salary for most grades, after years of teaching it usually goes to $100K+
Thinking I’ve struggled before but then sitting here listening to the “craziest thing you’ve done for money” and realizing that I must have never actually been broke cos boiiiii…some of them are maaaad 😂
Or you just got a certain set of morals. Some people would rather do without certain things all together than resort to certain actions to obtain money. Not that these people did anything wrong, it's just certain people have different things they are willing to do and at what point those limits will change.
Honestly, that story about Walmart hit me hard.. I am a 25 Yr old mum who has an unused qualification in beauty therapy. Luckily, I now do something that I love.. but when I qualified I had such a hard time with interviews because they didn't help improve our social understanding. 31:54 James has such a huge point.
I love hearing you two laugh together, sparking off each other........I only just realised that it reminds me of when my two boys were younger and had me crying with laughter as they joked together. Often I couldn't finish my tea cos my stomach hurt so much from the all the laughter...... Thank you ❤️
As a PSCHE teacher this is what I am trying to do. We look at social media, knife crime, gangs, bank statements and banking, life skills. My assessment is critical thinking based and every lesson includes discussions and debates. REAL life. But the amount of work I have to do to update the curriculum and keep it current and it is HARD and results in working weekends and holidays. Normally a 60-70 hour week… when I’m paid for 35 hours.
Y’all nailed part of the reason I homeschool. My son attended public school and would finish his work and just be bored….7 hours a day bored out of his mind didn’t work for me. His education now is tailored to him and his interest, even when they change. He has a hand in what he learns and shows much more of an interest.
i was minding my own business after work, standing at Old Street station. What do i see on the opposite wall? "they found their fit, Durex". with Fuhad and James smiling back at me. I giggled...alot
As a secondary teacher, I completely agree with your view that the curriculum is archaic. I’m currently working on a project to decolonise and digitise the curriculum in English - these changes are hard enough to do in individual schools but it would take years to roll out nationwide.
I don’t think certain subjects are irrelevant, I think the way teachers are going about teaching them is becoming impractical. For example, history is one of the subjects that fosters critical thinking if done through the angle of engaging with the historical sources and understanding historiography. Though I am not a fan of math, being forced to do this without a calculator greatly improved my quick thinking and taught me how to study. Of course this is just personal to my experience but I also believe the environment in which someone goes to school is important.
I am an American going into teaching. I teach family consumer sciences, which covers all the important stuff that they were talking about. I teach family development, communication, a little bit of psychology, health, nutrition, family finance, career and technical education, and much more. I totally see their argument because most of my classes are electives and students also know they are at school for babysitting.
I have been binge watching you for 5 days!! I’m hooked & I am a married woman in my mid 40’s!! I swear I’m a teen & in my 20’s again listening to you guys!! 😂 I’m America if we take our high school equivalency exams we can leave school at 16 or sometimes 15 or younger if you’re damn near a genius.
@@spinachboy1800 if you pass the proficiency exams yes!! But you’re a deer in headlights out in the world. Our friends 13 year old took her proficiency exams & has been taking college classes since 13. They are 15 now & have been out of high school for 2 years. (They) were homeschooled and it just worked for (them).
@Jessica Goris I'm telling you now if I'm in college for 21 year olds (American system) and there's a 15 year old attending I'll be thinking imma be out
@@ginahouston9352.... No it's unfortunate that you don't know how real men behave. This is why having a father (real man) in the home is important. So then, I guess I can't expect you to recognize what you haven't seen.
Saw a TikTok where a teacher moved from the UK to Dubai and ended up with over £1000 extra a month, compared to the UK where they had less than £200. Other countries clearly put much more value in education than the US & UK
In uni, my lecturer was an ex high school teacher. Man said “the content in my opinion is no where near as important as the skills we try to teach, you can always read and understand these things in your own time but if you can’t use any of it and apply it, its useless information”. I know I can’t change the system in my lifetime but if I can at least get the ball rolling then I’m happy.
Fr though I legit had a porn problem for a while that was bordering on the 500 tabs confessions, and the scariest thing was that the vanilla stuff doesn't cut it when you're that deep in the problem. It took a while and a lot of self reflection to come down from that level of porn addiction, and yes it can happen to women too. Look after yourselves
If you think a teacher getting paid less than a store manager a joke, I used to work for LFB (London fire brigade) where I got paid a salary of £24,000 now Im working as a night manager in Waitrose I receive a salary of £35,000.
What?! In the U.S., especially in the Northeast, you will be making triple, if not more. (Think of all the other costs though: health insurance, etc...)
personally, i do agree somehow with the fact that we can find everything on google but i think that we always need a teacher. simply because those people know what they talk about. have you ever researched something, didn't understand it and asked your teacher for further explanations? i feel like it's very difficult to be self-taught especially nowadays bc anyone can learn stuff and not understand it correctly to then spread it out
i think something that should be taught in schools is how to actually research, compiling, and reviewing info you find and determining accuracies. Especially when their is so many 'sources' and info out there people and kids should know how to navigate through that.
@@leahw4905 that is taught in schools, that's literally what most gcse coursework is. By the end of it you should know how to research and determine credible sources
@@pandacrystal7112 not all schools teach that,as not all countries have the adequate resources to ensure that that knowledge is imparted on the scholars.Not dismissing what you are saying, however do take in consideration not everyone has the same amount of access to quality educational tools.
@@andiswangcobo567 I agree not all education systems are equal. But the context of my comment was in response to the podcast which is talking about the UK education system. If following the UK school curriculum, students are meant to be learning research skills and how to put together an argument.
My brother is a Walmart manager and I promise you, he’s making bags! Walmart has moved up! But teachers don’t get paid enough, especially in the US where they have to be trained in active shooter situations. I wouldn’t be surprised if every teacher quit one day. It’s wild out here.
Not me watching this is on a loud speaker ready for my laugh of the day in front of my typical African family … First thread “ What’s the horniest thing you ever did ?” 🙈👁👁🙊 I will come back to finish the episode later
Walmart pay their store managers 200k as long as they meet the requirements. They also offer tuition reimbursement so you can get the degree necessary to become a store manager
I find it funny they mentioned Owen was getting pegged but not that he has a huge 🍆... he is bisexual... he likes it 🙄 but he has plenty of great content has a Dom and definitely shows he knows a few tricks 😉
To be a teacher it must be a calling. You remember the teachers that were passionate about you learning. But I want my doctor to keep their ass in school lol
The 50 Shades Books can really do somethings to the imagination. lmao Also, James how are you afraid of bugs being the big man that you are? YOU ARE BIGGER THAN THEM!!
As someone who works in a school i agree hugely, no one hates the curriculum more than teachers. We care about the kids and want them to do well and being tied to a curriculum is the worst. There are so many things to teach kids which they would benefit from hugely but having limited time and having to do constant reports to show we are following the curriculum is beyond frustrating!
Totally agree with you on The education system! I took my son out of school 4 years ago to home school and it was best decision I ever made! The world is changing, my son does maths English I.T / Coding because those are the things most people are going to need in the future seeing as our lives are digital including the jobs market 🙂 the curriculum should change, because most kids will grow up to do things that will involve their hands! Eg mechanics, chefs, road workers etc whatever just normal jobs ... so maybe they should do more life based education! Amongst other things. 🙂
Oh I’m a teacher and I teach really little kids who join me completely unable to read and write. I was TRIGGERED by this. I have a masters degree and also support children with special needs and to have someone just write it off as babysitting is gutting. We work SO hard to make it fun and interesting for kids. This genuinely hurt my feelings and I’m laughing at myself for how ridiculous that is
So many valid points made by James in reference to the educational system! My kid literally learned multiplication at 4yo through RUclips videos. Great episode! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
The importance of Empathy is so incredibly important. Love how James mentioned it. Appreciate this upload. Thank you both for always entertaining whilst providing insight for others and at the same time - connecting to our Beta waves and making us die of laughter :)
time stamp 9:00 | I’m glad to hear you guys have been through the same thing when you were youths. I always though I was weird cuz I used to experience the same thing when I was young. Thank God I’m not alone
Loved this episode, well I love all of them but this one particularly resonated with me. I have two daughters, aged 8 and 6 who are home educated for reasons such as James has said. We focus on their strengths and what they want/enjoy doing aswel as learning necessary life skills, which are not taught in school. They're both thriving in every area of life and I can't ever imagine putting them into the school system.
Former teacher here. It's a warzone on school a wild zoo, kids not disciplined attacking teachers, admin not backing us up, parents attacking it's so dangerous. In the USA we have school shooter drills as young as kindergarten. Plus parents politically who are traditional harass teachers who teach "liberal leftist" content such as history of slavery, civil rights, queer gender info, health class on sexual activity, secular info like...I don't understand. If they want their kids so sheltered, then home school them or send them to religious private school. State schools can't and should not be under religious traditional conservative restrictions and depending on what state an American comes from they have different education. Midwest and Southern Americans do not learn certain things. Ppl on the West Coast learn different things than East Coast too. Certain ethnic history is left out of textbooks. Thank goodness for Google bc school will lie to the kids & there is a movement to ban necessary history of colonization bc that portion of the country wants certain kids to remain ignorant so they can be indoctrinated in hatred. It's tragic. I can't ever return to teaching in a school system. It's a nightmare.
History is never irrelevant! NEVER! I know I'm late to the party BUT history and geography are interconnected to systems of oppression such as racism capitalism, and we need to explore them, to understand how we are being oppressed and change the status quo. E.g. 1- the African continent appears smaller on drawn maps but they provide the right measurements in school. 2- Historynis FUL of lessons about the knowledge and. Ulture if MANY ethnicities that we're being told were "savage", "ignorant" and "uncivilised" before Colonisation. The school system DOES have a lot of misinformation but it's a place to poque the interest and send us into greater exploration. I appreciate SnG initiating this discussion and hope others continue it. 🤜🏾🤛🏾
Current student being educated to be an educator right now, I am working in a daycare rn and we have a teacher there who is working at the daycare for the summer - we've been talking about what shes doing when she goes back to school in the fall. Today she said, her classroom has chipped paint and she has to basically repaint her own room as well as decorting and buying supplies. They will only reimburse her 250 for what shes bought. I cant wait to be a teacher but it kills me to see this all the time. As well as how horrible curriculums are now.
I work in a primary school and completely agree that the education system needs a big shake up, and sadly even parents basically see the schools as free babysitting now days. Life skills is a big thing that needs introducing to the curriculum.
20:20 Reminds me of the series Yellowstone in S5 the main character is a Governor of a state and has to attend an educators Lunch, but there's no teachers present as it's during school hours. He opts not to go and tells his assistant that he will only go once there are teachers present
Its unfortunate that you guys don't see it, but your education system is quite good. When you speak about mundane things, I can tell that you are educated and have mastered critical thinking. Also have you considered that how you see history now, versus how you saw history when you were a teenager, is a program of your adult brain as opposed to the actual content. And you get a wide curriculum when you are younger to help you figure out what you are interested in and actually good at. I love the British education system... it's one of the reasons I would want to raise children there. Yes to a broader modern curriculum but what you've got is pretty good.
You guys are hilariously awesome! Totally agree on the school 'system' topic! I'm glad my friend sent me a link to check you guys out! Hi and bye from Amsterdam.
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“her ass or her fingers?” James is SICK 😂😂😭
Took me out😂😂😂😂
I'm here a year later but thank you! I'm 4 mins in and James has vexed me yet again!!!
😂😂
Yes he is.
Your discussion on education has merit. As a business professor for almost 20 years, the most important element missed in most curriculums is real life approach and understanding its application that aligns with what is being taught. I once worked with a bright young man who had failed college algebra several times. He was a roofer and so I asked him how many bundle of shingles a 25 x 40 roof would need. He immediately gave me the answer and also included the rolls needed under the shingles plus the sheets of plywood underlayment. All that information off the top of his head. I smiled and took ten minutes to show him all of the formulas he had used to come up with his answers which were 100% accurate BTW. He not only aced my algebra course but went on to get an engineering degree. He had always been scared to death and intimidated by math because no one had ever explained how math was applied to things in life that made sense to him. Education only has value if it has value to the person seeking it.
Love your show fellas. laughter is exactly what ends the day right
I wish I had a teacher like you🥰🥰
And honestly... You just made the perfect argument for why you NEED to know how to math in your head sometimes. I get that we all have phones now (aka calculators) but I feel like you still need to KNOW the stuff, and I'm HORRIBLE at math.
The teacher really makes the difference. My Algebra teacher told me, after me understanding and then getting lost and asking for help to get me back on track, that I was "too dumb to learn algebra and should sit on the bleachers" for his class. I've never forgotten those words or that interaction as it literally gave me a math block for the rest of my life.
@@NikkiStutzman My sister, I'm so sorry you went through that with that scum of a teacher. What they don't realise is that, the Negative stamp they put on you, stays with you. I was once told by a teacher during a history class that I should be the last one laughing with my low marks that never go up. I was so hurt by this for years and that was almost 25 years ago. Then I got one of the top marks in one of the history class tests and the said teacher was not at all happy.. Never said anything to me and just looked at me as I picked up my History paper.. As I got older I realised that some of these Teachers carry hatred with them. And Unfortunately some let it out on students. For instance.. What's the point of a grown Ass Teacher Embarrassing a young student? By being mean and condescending? What would they achieve by doing that? Please know that they had the problem and NOT you. Their Lack of self esteem, bitterness.. made them dislike or sometimes have hate on students. Please learn to let go of that Load and realise you have a light and know that they picked on you to trying very much to dim it. I despise Adults who are mean to children They really should know better. Sending Love and healing to you my darling.❤❤❤❤❤
@@scovyaporsha 💜💜💜 Thank you, Sis... That really touched me and I appreciate you taking the time to reply. It IS sad when broken adults take their pain out on children they are meant to be preparing to be productive future members of society. I'm astonished that they don't realize the long lasting impact their words can have.
Big facts! I teach chemistry and I start each new concept and/or equation by showing them how they’ve already done it in real life.
As a Canadian I'm always disgusted by how little educators make in other countries, our teachers make like $70K as a STARTING salary for most grades, after years of teaching it usually goes to $100K+
Suppose that’s what they call dangerous circumstance pay…
Yes but cost of living is different. Yours is much higher so its really the same.
@@zachbarry1865 Canadian not American 💀💀
is that ca dollars or us?
@@victoria4518 CAD
Woiiiiiiiii FUHAD!!! That hip action needs to be a meme ASAP😂😂😂😍
Girl!!! 👀
8:35 🤤🤤
@@Gift_Igbafen Wheww thank u. I needed to see that part 1st lol ok then Fuhad
That's some delicious hip action there!❤
I can watch him all day!
Thinking I’ve struggled before but then sitting here listening to the “craziest thing you’ve done for money” and realizing that I must have never actually been broke cos boiiiii…some of them are maaaad 😂
Or you just got a certain set of morals. Some people would rather do without certain things all together than resort to certain actions to obtain money. Not that these people did anything wrong, it's just certain people have different things they are willing to do and at what point those limits will change.
@@daltonevans3412good point tho
The fact that they knew immediately that the teacher story was in states, speaks to how crap our system is here.
I think the clues were Walmart and dollars…🤷🏽♀️
Honestly, that story about Walmart hit me hard.. I am a 25 Yr old mum who has an unused qualification in beauty therapy. Luckily, I now do something that I love.. but when I qualified I had such a hard time with interviews because they didn't help improve our social understanding. 31:54 James has such a huge point.
I love hearing you two laugh together, sparking off each other........I only just realised that it reminds me of when my two boys were younger and had me crying with laughter as they joked together. Often I couldn't finish my tea cos my stomach hurt so much from the all the laughter...... Thank you ❤️
As a PSCHE teacher this is what I am trying to do. We look at social media, knife crime, gangs, bank statements and banking, life skills. My assessment is critical thinking based and every lesson includes discussions and debates. REAL life. But the amount of work I have to do to update the curriculum and keep it current and it is HARD and results in working weekends and holidays. Normally a 60-70 hour week… when I’m paid for 35 hours.
As a teacher in the US, CAN YOU PLEASE SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS IN THE BACK!!!!
James is such a manly man, but God forbid he sees a moth in army clothes. I nearly spit out my coffee 🤣🤣
I'm not gonna lie, a lot of books describe sex scenes so vividly to the point where imagining it is light work. Grab y'all one of those Zane books!
Eric Jerome Dickey ✊🏾
Zane was my first set erotica books o read in high school 🤭
@@heyitsshay6058 They don’t read romance I assume, it so easy to lock in reading books.
@@heyitsshay6058Zane is OFF THE HOOK 💯
@@YourMomsNewHusbandAnother good one! 💯
Y’all nailed part of the reason I homeschool. My son attended public school and would finish his work and just be bored….7 hours a day bored out of his mind didn’t work for me. His education now is tailored to him and his interest, even when they change. He has a hand in what he learns and shows much more of an interest.
i was minding my own business after work, standing at Old Street station. What do i see on the opposite wall? "they found their fit, Durex". with Fuhad and James smiling back at me. I giggled...alot
As a secondary teacher, I completely agree with your view that the curriculum is archaic. I’m currently working on a project to decolonise and digitise the curriculum in English - these changes are hard enough to do in individual schools but it would take years to roll out nationwide.
Well done you! Keep at it. The kids need more teachers like you. Thank you for your service because truly that's what teaching is. X
I don’t think certain subjects are irrelevant, I think the way teachers are going about teaching them is becoming impractical. For example, history is one of the subjects that fosters critical thinking if done through the angle of engaging with the historical sources and understanding historiography. Though I am not a fan of math, being forced to do this without a calculator greatly improved my quick thinking and taught me how to study. Of course this is just personal to my experience but I also believe the environment in which someone goes to school is important.
I am an American going into teaching. I teach family consumer sciences, which covers all the important stuff that they were talking about. I teach family development, communication, a little bit of psychology, health, nutrition, family finance, career and technical education, and much more. I totally see their argument because most of my classes are electives and students also know they are at school for babysitting.
Fuhad’s delivery GETS ME EVERYTIME!! 😂😂😂
"Muscular f*cking moth...with army colors on it" lmaooo 🤣🤣🤣
I never knew a moth could sound so gangster
I fell out when James transitioned from the coke cap to the bugs🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 his face!!
I almost peed myself laughing when he said "Moth with Army colors on it" 🤣
I have been binge watching you for 5 days!! I’m hooked & I am a married woman in my mid 40’s!! I swear I’m a teen & in my 20’s again listening to you guys!! 😂
I’m America if we take our high school equivalency exams we can leave school at 16 or sometimes 15 or younger if you’re damn near a genius.
Wait so if you're on a genius level of intelligence, the school basically says okay that's enough get outta here hahha
@@spinachboy1800 if you pass the proficiency exams yes!! But you’re a deer in headlights out in the world. Our friends 13 year old took her proficiency exams & has been taking college classes since 13. They are 15 now & have been out of high school for 2 years. (They) were homeschooled and it just worked for (them).
@@spinachboy1800 yes. And they can go on to college as well.
@Jessica Goris I'm telling you now if I'm in college for 21 year olds (American system) and there's a 15 year old attending I'll be thinking imma be out
I went to college at 16
Thighs and gray bottoms. They know how to keep us *THIRSTY* 😂😂😂😂
Ikr! Especially with this camera angle, but I'm not mad.😎😅
I highly doubt that men that consistently wear shorts like that and always talking about gay things are wearing those for you ladies. 😂😂😂
Gurllll!!! 🙌🙌🙌 we are appreciating👌🤭🤭
@@mrdee6076 it's unfortunate that these men's confidence causes you to doubt their STATED sexuality.... 😔
@@ginahouston9352.... No it's unfortunate that you don't know how real men behave.
This is why having a father (real man) in the home is important.
So then, I guess I can't expect you to recognize what you haven't seen.
Their friendship is beautiful and healthy
Saw a TikTok where a teacher moved from the UK to Dubai and ended up with over £1000 extra a month, compared to the UK where they had less than £200. Other countries clearly put much more value in education than the US & UK
40:00 JAMES!!! The alternative to the spider!!! 🤣🤣🤣
I would've finished this episode ages ago if I didn't keep rewinding James' laugh at 16:40 💀🤣
Same!!! Looool
When he said "Any bugs you want for the right price" I couldn't breathe these two are just too funny, absolutely love this podcast
Fuhad got them hoochie daddy shortssss!!!!! The thighs are outtttttt
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In uni, my lecturer was an ex high school teacher. Man said “the content in my opinion is no where near as important as the skills we try to teach, you can always read and understand these things in your own time but if you can’t use any of it and apply it, its useless information”. I know I can’t change the system in my lifetime but if I can at least get the ball rolling then I’m happy.
Fr though I legit had a porn problem for a while that was bordering on the 500 tabs confessions, and the scariest thing was that the vanilla stuff doesn't cut it when you're that deep in the problem. It took a while and a lot of self reflection to come down from that level of porn addiction, and yes it can happen to women too. Look after yourselves
The lotion and perfume bit almost threw me off my treadmill....again lawd🤣🤣😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣
That Patreon advertising was on point 🤣
The previous joke after/everytime James says it's the funniest shit he's ever heard -; really?👀
If you think a teacher getting paid less than a store manager a joke, I used to work for LFB (London fire brigade) where I got paid a salary of £24,000 now Im working as a night manager in Waitrose I receive a salary of £35,000.
What?! In the U.S., especially in the Northeast, you will be making triple, if not more. (Think of all the other costs though: health insurance, etc...)
Only 48 minutes. I needed 90 mins out my life
you heard them, run the PPPPP haha
Thursday episode was also 40 mins too
90 min money 🤣🤣🤣
They way James was biting his lip and looking at Fuhad was sending me LMAO LOVED THIS EPISODE!!!!
28:40 James is speaking facts! Let's get deep into real history 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
personally, i do agree somehow with the fact that we can find everything on google but i think that we always need a teacher. simply because those people know what they talk about. have you ever researched something, didn't understand it and asked your teacher for further explanations? i feel like it's very difficult to be self-taught especially nowadays bc anyone can learn stuff and not understand it correctly to then spread it out
i think something that should be taught in schools is how to actually research, compiling, and reviewing info you find and determining accuracies. Especially when their is so many 'sources' and info out there people and kids should know how to navigate through that.
@@leahw4905 that is taught in schools, that's literally what most gcse coursework is. By the end of it you should know how to research and determine credible sources
@@pandacrystal7112 not all schools teach that,as not all countries have the adequate resources to ensure that that knowledge is imparted on the scholars.Not dismissing what you are saying, however do take in consideration not everyone has the same amount of access to quality educational tools.
@@andiswangcobo567 I agree not all education systems are equal. But the context of my comment was in response to the podcast which is talking about the UK education system. If following the UK school curriculum, students are meant to be learning research skills and how to put together an argument.
@@pandacrystal7112 it's all good:)
My brother is a Walmart manager and I promise you, he’s making bags! Walmart has moved up! But teachers don’t get paid enough, especially in the US where they have to be trained in active shooter situations. I wouldn’t be surprised if every teacher quit one day. It’s wild out here.
This is one show with Men that I actually enjoy lol
You both are so entertaining. 😊
Knowing how to manually calculate math saved me in a job exam for an analyst position when I forgot my calculator.
Not me watching this is on a loud speaker ready for my laugh of the day in front of my typical African family … First thread “ What’s the horniest thing you ever did ?” 🙈👁👁🙊 I will come back to finish the episode later
🤣 Are you ok fam? Tell us what happened 🤣
Are you still alive? 😳👀
You still with us?
Oh my days 😂
Y would you watch on a loud speaker at all around your family, they always reckless
this EP was deadass my birthday gift. such good content
Happy birthday 🥳
James reaction to the coke can got me laughing for more than 30mins😂😂😂😂I can’t 😂
Walmart pay their store managers 200k as long as they meet the requirements. They also offer tuition reimbursement so you can get the degree necessary to become a store manager
😂😂 Moths are just night time butterflies...
Love what you said on education. This is why I home educated my son. Just given me some ideas on how to teach history 😂❤ Love this show.
on the education note, especially with using Google, being able to discern information from fact and opinion and or which information is credible
I had an amazing history teacher and I took gcse history and I LOVED IT. Never enjoyed a subject more! The teacher can make all the difference
Teacher here 🤚 20 years experience. You are totally correct. It is no longer fit for purpose. Basic numeracy and literacy is needed but the rest isn’t
You two are a breath of fresh air!!! I live your show...
Owen Gray has a lot of other content in the BDSM and passionate rough department 🤣 He is a fan fav for sure 🤣🤣🤣
I find it funny they mentioned Owen was getting pegged but not that he has a huge 🍆... he is bisexual... he likes it 🙄
but he has plenty of great content has a Dom and definitely shows he knows a few tricks 😉
I knew who they were gonna say before they did! They're friend did them dirty sending that picture lol
Owen Gray knows what he’s doing ngl, the dominant videos he does 😍 sheesh I can’t sometimes
Looks like I’m going to watch a few more videos 😂😂😂
I love him OMG
46:10 Black vomit is also called coffee ground vomit. It means you're basically bleeding internationally. She's not well and neither is he lol
I was wondering what it meant! 🤯
He said black as in her ethnicity not the color lol
You’re bleeding in several different countries!?
thats literallly not what she was selling
@@YourMomsNewHusband😂😂😂😂
Bro the way Fuhad was sweating at the end 😭😭😭😭😭 Im crying the ig questions was hilarious
Fuhaad’s reaction to the “catch my breath” sentence absolutely sent me😂. Mans was proper surprised🤞🏾🤞🏾
15:09 "see someone" thats sweetened me 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Fuhaads demonstration on the bed got me rolling 😂😂😂😂😂he really been there😂😂😂😂
To be a teacher it must be a calling. You remember the teachers that were passionate about you learning. But I want my doctor to keep their ass in school lol
I'm a teacher and I agree with James, I've been saying this for years. We have modernised over the last 3 years but not to the level that's needed x
cried laughing at the bugs bit🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I've been on the road for 10 hours plus. Was tired as hell but watching SnG just rejuvenated me.
I love reading smut.. its absolutely doable just from imagination
I couldn’t focus, I couldn’t see 😭😭🤣🤣 Jamesss!!
The 50 Shades Books can really do somethings to the imagination. lmao
Also, James how are you afraid of bugs being the big man that you are? YOU ARE BIGGER THAN THEM!!
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The teacher thing hurt as soon as you said oh that’s American right hahah.
I think it depends on the teacher too. The only topics I loved were history and English, both teachers LOVED what they did and the subject.
As someone who works in a school i agree hugely, no one hates the curriculum more than teachers. We care about the kids and want them to do well and being tied to a curriculum is the worst. There are so many things to teach kids which they would benefit from hugely but having limited time and having to do constant reports to show we are following the curriculum is beyond frustrating!
Totally agree with you on The education system! I took my son out of school 4 years ago to home school and it was best decision I ever made! The world is changing, my son does maths English I.T / Coding because those are the things most people are going to need in the future seeing as our lives are digital including the jobs market 🙂 the curriculum should change, because most kids will grow up to do things that will involve their hands! Eg mechanics, chefs, road workers etc whatever just normal jobs ... so maybe they should do more life based education! Amongst other things. 🙂
I need these two to start having guests 😍
James' sense of humour is top tier, hysterical at "any bugs they wanted for the right price"... im crying!! the way Fuhad says it too 🤣🤣🤣
James's inclusive intro was greatly appreciated and noted, thanks for making little ol' me feel seen and welcome 🖤🖤
Oh I’m a teacher and I teach really little kids who join me completely unable to read and write. I was TRIGGERED by this. I have a masters degree and also support children with special needs and to have someone just write it off as babysitting is gutting. We work SO hard to make it fun and interesting for kids. This genuinely hurt my feelings and I’m laughing at myself for how ridiculous that is
‘DENSE MUSCULAR MOTH …WITH ARMY COLOURS ON IT’ made up for it 😂
So many valid points made by James in reference to the educational system! My kid literally learned multiplication at 4yo through RUclips videos. Great episode!
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It’s my birthday today and I’m in my house office cracking up 😂 I love these two 😂😂
@Tracy Happy Birthday
I hope you have a good one 🎂🎉
Happy Birthday Tracy
Happy birthday 🥳🎂
Happy birthday 🥳
Sometimes I really want them to answer there own Twitter or Insta questions before they start. 😂
Mad facts! Your point about education, spot on! From Milwaukee Wisconsin USA!
The importance of Empathy is so incredibly important. Love how James mentioned it. Appreciate this upload. Thank you both for always entertaining whilst providing insight for others and at the same time - connecting to our Beta waves and making us die of laughter :)
time stamp 9:00 | I’m glad to hear you guys have been through the same thing when you were youths. I always though I was weird cuz I used to experience the same thing when I was young. Thank God I’m not alone
The Kevin Hart impression at 13:48 slaughtered me 😂😂😂😂
I’m so glad someone else noticed 😭
Loved this episode, well I love all of them but this one particularly resonated with me. I have two daughters, aged 8 and 6 who are home educated for reasons such as James has said. We focus on their strengths and what they want/enjoy doing aswel as learning necessary life skills, which are not taught in school. They're both thriving in every area of life and I can't ever imagine putting them into the school system.
Former teacher here. It's a warzone on school a wild zoo, kids not disciplined attacking teachers, admin not backing us up, parents attacking it's so dangerous. In the USA we have school shooter drills as young as kindergarten. Plus parents politically who are traditional harass teachers who teach "liberal leftist" content such as history of slavery, civil rights, queer gender info, health class on sexual activity, secular info like...I don't understand. If they want their kids so sheltered, then home school them or send them to religious private school. State schools can't and should not be under religious traditional conservative restrictions and depending on what state an American comes from they have different education. Midwest and Southern Americans do not learn certain things. Ppl on the West Coast learn different things than East Coast too. Certain ethnic history is left out of textbooks. Thank goodness for Google bc school will lie to the kids & there is a movement to ban necessary history of colonization bc that portion of the country wants certain kids to remain ignorant so they can be indoctrinated in hatred. It's tragic. I can't ever return to teaching in a school system. It's a nightmare.
History is never irrelevant! NEVER! I know I'm late to the party BUT history and geography are interconnected to systems of oppression such as racism capitalism, and we need to explore them, to understand how we are being oppressed and change the status quo. E.g. 1- the African continent appears smaller on drawn maps but they provide the right measurements in school. 2- Historynis FUL of lessons about the knowledge and. Ulture if MANY ethnicities that we're being told were "savage", "ignorant" and "uncivilised" before Colonisation. The school system DOES have a lot of misinformation but it's a place to poque the interest and send us into greater exploration. I appreciate SnG initiating this discussion and hope others continue it. 🤜🏾🤛🏾
Current student being educated to be an educator right now, I am working in a daycare rn and we have a teacher there who is working at the daycare for the summer - we've been talking about what shes doing when she goes back to school in the fall. Today she said, her classroom has chipped paint and she has to basically repaint her own room as well as decorting and buying supplies. They will only reimburse her 250 for what shes bought. I cant wait to be a teacher but it kills me to see this all the time. As well as how horrible curriculums are now.
Bro 😂😂😂😂 actual tears of laughter, some of these ppl are WILD! “He took his own soul that day” had me beyond the grave 🤣
When James covers his eyes when he's laughing. Looks like lil glasses 🥸
I work in a primary school and completely agree that the education system needs a big shake up, and sadly even parents basically see the schools as free babysitting now days. Life skills is a big thing that needs introducing to the curriculum.
Owen gray and small hands are 🌟 THE combo 🌟 stan them forever
I actually failed school and feel I would have done better if it was run the way you guys decribe how it should be
Check out summerhill school - the kids choose whether or not they go to lessons it isn’t compulsory to attend. I like the concept 🤷🏽♀️
Visuals + jokes 😂😂 I’m here for it !
Don’t worry I’m very much obsessed with Owen Grey! For me it’s about is desire to please the women.
💯 yup it's visible in most of his content with women.
That partttt, the women are actually being pleased, you can tell they aren't faking it
@@imaniyup7908 He ain't scared of bringing toys aswell and using them properly 😝😏
He is my favorite. Love the way he takes his time.
20:20 Reminds me of the series Yellowstone in S5 the main character is a Governor of a state and has to attend an educators Lunch, but there's no teachers present as it's during school hours. He opts not to go and tells his assistant that he will only go once there are teachers present
“I WAS IN THERE BRO!” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Its unfortunate that you guys don't see it, but your education system is quite good. When you speak about mundane things, I can tell that you are educated and have mastered critical thinking. Also have you considered that how you see history now, versus how you saw history when you were a teenager, is a program of your adult brain as opposed to the actual content. And you get a wide curriculum when you are younger to help you figure out what you are interested in and actually good at. I love the British education system... it's one of the reasons I would want to raise children there. Yes to a broader modern curriculum but what you've got is pretty good.
I swear that last ten minutes I was fucking DYING!
I lost count of how many times james said “like” in this video 😂😂😂
It's divorced,beheaded, died divorced, beheaded survived i got you bro
Fuhad and that bed had me dying laughing 😂
Me too😂😂😂😂
You guys are hilariously awesome! Totally agree on the school 'system' topic! I'm glad my friend sent me a link to check you guys out! Hi and bye from Amsterdam.
This early access is fire