There are few occupations that a barely passing collage degree makes sense. Teaching is the largest one. D student in collage not a problem as long as you are politicly left. This has been true for a very long time. All this woke shit piled on top came along with Obama. Trade school is a better opt.
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🧠 These people are stupid!
Talking about people barely passing college would be a lot more impactful if you spell college correctly.
And 'politically'
I worked with first and second year teachers for 7 years. A good chunk of them had degrees in Environmental Sciences. 🤡
They are rapidly forcing out the experienced teachers who know how to teach kids and replacing them with less inclined, easily brainwashed automatons. It's easy to hate on teachers, but those few selfless teachers who remain from a past era, buck up against a broken system and continue to do their best to try to reach the handful of kids, who can still be reached, deserve accolades.
While the lines are blurred in so many once nobel professions, kudos need to go to the righteous. Like our Constitution, they are very much in the way of those who seek total control. It's thankless work. If you have children still in the system, be involved. Make sure to take a moment to thank those who strive, against the odds, to improve the future of your children. With parental oversight, it's only too late once we give up on the remaining few. They are the branches that can support new life as we drive out the wicked.
Well said. I totally agree.
Nothing beats hands-on experience. Its not just the trade, its the work ethic. Too few people know what hard work looks like anymore. I dropped out of state in 06 and didn't look back even once.
I noticed this writing papers in high school in the 90s. Critical thinking beyond the text given was not allowed.
Yeah.
The good news is that the recent high school grads, last 3 years in my area, are either going into trade schools or finding jobs where they will learn a skill set that will earn them a living. Many of them had to get a part time job to help parents make ends meet during Covid. An eye opener for most of them as to which jobs are essential and which aren’t.
That's great! Up until Trump I used to talk to young people re: College, Trade School, or Military. These days I only talk to them Re: Trade School.
You also have to pass the Praxis exams for many states. Those are expensive and not that easy to pass.
My sister was a successful teacher now retired. Very smart, she was the head of the Drama, Chorus, Band at a 3,000 student HS and switched to teaching IB English, Film, and so other coarse. She only has a bachelor's. She is a libtard, but not for abortion and not involved with the woke BS to any extent.
I only remember 5 teachers names, they were the good teachers... There were lots of crazies and drunks etc... Or people with poor teaching skills.
I worked a year as a security guard at one of the top HS in Orlando back in 2012 and saw a lot I didn't like. The cliche about the poor overworked teachers didn't seem that true, because 15 min. after school let out the teachers parking was nearly empty.
School day 7:30 AM until 3:15 PM 7.75 hours. They had 50 min. classes and the teachers had a lunch break and also 1 period free for grading etc... If they taught that period it was extra pay.
There are 180 School days with some being shorter days. Around a Week before and a week after for opening and closing out the school year. 190 days + whatever continuing education which all professions seem to require.
Rank and file worker with Benefits. 2 weeks vacation leaves 50 weeks typically get 6 sick days and the standard 6 holidays. Comes out to 238 days and to get 8 hours pay you are at work 8.5 hours.
In order to teach in my home state you have to graduate with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Whereas, all other majors just require you to pass. Therefore, your comment couldn’t be any further from the truth. Also, it’s “college” not “collage” and it’s “politically” not “politicly”. I agree that there’s too much wokeness in the school system, however I can’t agree with the rest of what you said.
Sorry for my typos I don't see well and use a tiny screen at work. However cheating is rampant in Education just like Elections.
When I entered First Grade I was sent home as being too immature come back next year. The reality was I was suffering PTSD from watching mommy get beat up by every man in her life except her last husband. I had severe vision problems as well. My teacher accused me of carving on my desk which had graffiti carved into it. I had never touched a knife. That same year my sister had a nutcase religious teacher telling her class the world was ending soon.
The next year, by then dumped off and Gram and Pop's, they put me in with the special needs kids until they realized it was a vision problem and moved me into a regular class and had me write and LARGE ruled paper.
I never studied in Jr. High, but didn't disrupt the class, I slept and read books and got passed along. I dropped out at 14 at the beginning of 9th. Thanks mom.
At 19 I took the Asvab trying to go into the Navy, AFTER returning from the Eye Specialist with the don't let him in letter, the recruiter said they wanted me bad as my score was 1 in a thousand.
At 26 I took the GED because my sister mentioned above had hers. I passed without studying.
at 30 I was injured on the job and took the state aptitude test. Results came back as programming or bank management. I agreed with the computer, being a computer hobbyist, the bank management made me laugh. There I am with a lazy eye, bad teeth and bad skin. I thought I was dumb because the test was around 10 timed parts and I couldn't finish any, not realizing the test was designed for you not to finnish.
at 31 I took Vocational Electronics learn at your own pace, but its a 3 semester program. I completed in 2 and they made me stay into the 3rd semester long enough for the school to get my scholarship money.
at 32 I started College and paid for the first semester out of pocket then I received a 2+2 Honors Scholarship, I just wanted to take computer classes, but the school doesn't get the money if they don't have a student who scores high enough. I doubt I would have passed the Honors classes as I had no interest and the A.D.D. kicked in caused by fetal alcohol syndrome, my self-medication with weed, or both.
As you can see I'm not shy to discuss my situation and have used it to street council young people. I'm adept at figuring out quickly what's going on with people via casual conversation then sharing from my life. if 80% care less, 15% wishes I would shut the F up, but 5% I can see I reached them then I'm good.
If I see a lady who looks beat up and she has kids I tell them I'd rather have lived in the woods in a tent than watch mommy get beat up. Also I cried with joy when Florida passed the death penalty for child rape. Pre-First Grade my mom had a husband that liked little boys, though I only have vague memories, mom left him within 3 months. I also had the Catholic problem by 2 different perps as a tween, lucky for me, no penetration.
At 10 a crazy childless couple tried to buy me, but I have no idea if they were perverts. Mommy didn't sell me, but she hung out with them after that.
So I'm a broken thing, but I use the brokenness to God's glory. I was living abroad and returned expecting to join in the fight in 2020. I did join the fight as a digital warrior... God's voice can be a whisper if you only choose to listen...
God bless you Anon. Thanks for sharing your story. I’m so sorry to hear what you went through as a child. My heart hurts for anyone that’s ever experienced such traumas. I’m so glad that you found God though and that you triumphed over such evil. Thanks for joining the digital battlefield fren. You seem like an amazing human being, keep up the good fight.
Its weird, I'm somewhat of a cynical type and I'm immature emotionally stuck at 10. I sing karaoke as a hobby and I have to practice sad songs for awhile so as not to cry. However I'm not actually upset. Although I never heard my father sing, I inherited his love of singing via DNA. Met him once when I was 44. My mother's financial dysfunction made me thrifty, but not cheap I believe God is on our side and we are all inspired to do what He requests.