Huge proponent of Mike Maloney and the Hidden Secrets of Money series, as that's where I started myself when they first released. I'll say that parts 1-4 are the most important episodes, 5 onward aren't nearly as good, as 1-4 are the "meat and potatoes" of Mike's message to realize the scam of our financial system.
Haha whoopsie! He does a great job with recapping and repeating key points to keep you grounded and not lost/overwhelmed. The series has like 10 parts or a little more. I binned watch all of them when I saw them pop up 8n the reddit wallstreetsilver community its. Very based bunch of redditors.
Really good teaching is not only making things plausible, but more important the recap and repeat. And at the end he also had the whole picture/process as a recap. Finest teaching art.
Imagine our schools and universities where based on these standards.
I do my part, I've taught high school, elementary, and middle school, a few years in each. Some districts want you to structure it just like that:
Activate prior knowledge
Teach to whole group
Have small group/independent work
Closure where you recap and have an exit ticket where you can quickly gauge the common misunderstanding and get a general awareness of whether learning happened.
Other districts not so much, but they check for it in evaluations. Problem is, some teachers ham up their lessons when an admin is around, and kind of cut corners when an admin is not around.
I will say most teachers I worked with are good caring teachers. In a very blue area (nyc area but not nyc itself), not too much woke stuff, hard working, putting in the time and work (and working many more hours every week at home grading, crafting activities, making presentations and word problems, etc.
I've noticed that a huge drawback is huge in fluxes of immigrant kids who had terrible education systems (can't even do basic multiplying in 6th and 7th grade. Some can't even write their name) and the instruction and grading have to cater to all students in the class. In some cases they're put I to the advanced math classes which is absurd because it brings down the knowledgeable students who thirst for more)
Another major issue is that inmates run the prison. Some of the more problematic kids get suspended and when they come back it turns out their "poor" mother bought them $300 shoes almost as a prize for getting kicked out of school for a week.
A lot of parents try to ask teachers what to do with their kids because they won't listen to them.
The lockdowns made things 100x worse. We were told we couldn't fail anyone and so many half-assed, cheated, used calculators, or simply didn't turn in work or even attend class for 18 months. They were sprawled in bed, or in someone's house who was watching 10 other kids in loud settings where they couldn't focus, etc.
Then they come back 2 years later having lost all of their manners and social nuance, ESPECIALLY in the middle school.
I work with old timers who have decades in the field and they have all told me they have never had a group so disrespectful, so malicious toward each other, so rude as this current crop of students.
In many places I don't doubt the pink haired commies are pushing sex talk and CRT, but in this blue area I have to say it's not like that, though NJ just had Phil Murphy make it so that second graders have to have Trans bs in curriculum for this fall. The teachers who spoke about it during my break in the teacher's lounge recently were off put by that and were in disagreement with that policy.
There are many great teachers, far more than we give credit to. People often forget there are fucked up families, school boards (which we as voters have a say and most parents who complain don't even go to board meetings, only the radicals)
Edit, sorry for the rant. I had coffee and my thumbs started carpet bombing my phone 😆😆😆
Inevitable as a commu ity grows, unfortunately. Especially when it grows quicker than we can assimilate and brings in a wider berth of people who share a more shallow lowest common denominator.
Back in reddit, the magic number tended to be at around 10 000 subscribers you would start to see the quality of content really drop.
My man!
No. I am a real woman since birth, sorry :-)
I just finished that episode that was the best explanation ever.
Now I will look for the rest and everythingelse interesting from this guy. He is a good teacher.
Huge proponent of Mike Maloney and the Hidden Secrets of Money series, as that's where I started myself when they first released. I'll say that parts 1-4 are the most important episodes, 5 onward aren't nearly as good, as 1-4 are the "meat and potatoes" of Mike's message to realize the scam of our financial system.
Haha whoopsie! He does a great job with recapping and repeating key points to keep you grounded and not lost/overwhelmed. The series has like 10 parts or a little more. I binned watch all of them when I saw them pop up 8n the reddit wallstreetsilver community its. Very based bunch of redditors.
Really good teaching is not only making things plausible, but more important the recap and repeat. And at the end he also had the whole picture/process as a recap. Finest teaching art.
Imagine our schools and universities where based on these standards.
Or our news / media information.
I do my part, I've taught high school, elementary, and middle school, a few years in each. Some districts want you to structure it just like that:
Activate prior knowledge
Teach to whole group
Have small group/independent work
Closure where you recap and have an exit ticket where you can quickly gauge the common misunderstanding and get a general awareness of whether learning happened.
Other districts not so much, but they check for it in evaluations. Problem is, some teachers ham up their lessons when an admin is around, and kind of cut corners when an admin is not around.
I will say most teachers I worked with are good caring teachers. In a very blue area (nyc area but not nyc itself), not too much woke stuff, hard working, putting in the time and work (and working many more hours every week at home grading, crafting activities, making presentations and word problems, etc.
I've noticed that a huge drawback is huge in fluxes of immigrant kids who had terrible education systems (can't even do basic multiplying in 6th and 7th grade. Some can't even write their name) and the instruction and grading have to cater to all students in the class. In some cases they're put I to the advanced math classes which is absurd because it brings down the knowledgeable students who thirst for more)
Another major issue is that inmates run the prison. Some of the more problematic kids get suspended and when they come back it turns out their "poor" mother bought them $300 shoes almost as a prize for getting kicked out of school for a week.
A lot of parents try to ask teachers what to do with their kids because they won't listen to them.
The lockdowns made things 100x worse. We were told we couldn't fail anyone and so many half-assed, cheated, used calculators, or simply didn't turn in work or even attend class for 18 months. They were sprawled in bed, or in someone's house who was watching 10 other kids in loud settings where they couldn't focus, etc.
Then they come back 2 years later having lost all of their manners and social nuance, ESPECIALLY in the middle school.
I work with old timers who have decades in the field and they have all told me they have never had a group so disrespectful, so malicious toward each other, so rude as this current crop of students.
In many places I don't doubt the pink haired commies are pushing sex talk and CRT, but in this blue area I have to say it's not like that, though NJ just had Phil Murphy make it so that second graders have to have Trans bs in curriculum for this fall. The teachers who spoke about it during my break in the teacher's lounge recently were off put by that and were in disagreement with that policy.
There are many great teachers, far more than we give credit to. People often forget there are fucked up families, school boards (which we as voters have a say and most parents who complain don't even go to board meetings, only the radicals)
Edit, sorry for the rant. I had coffee and my thumbs started carpet bombing my phone 😆😆😆
Can you define ‘woman’ for us /s 😂
Don't you want to make a separate post. Perhaps there are also others who want to be reminded or discover it? Thank you, once again.
I did it got like 5 upvotes. I had posted it in the past as well, feel free to share!
Yes, it is sometimes very strange what they are upvoting and what gets stickied.
But perhaps most want to have mental fast food giving them high excitement level.
Inevitable as a commu ity grows, unfortunately. Especially when it grows quicker than we can assimilate and brings in a wider berth of people who share a more shallow lowest common denominator.
Back in reddit, the magic number tended to be at around 10 000 subscribers you would start to see the quality of content really drop.