r/joebuddennetwork • • 2d ago

Teacher empathetically explains and gives a visual of what is wrong with her students in class

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u/gizzardwizard93 2d ago

Just curious but this is all a hypothetical exercise to explain the potential situations students can go through, to help build understanding?

Because if these are her actual students' situations, that seems like a lot of private information about real people to spread around the internet.

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u/Thatonegaloverthere 2d ago

Hypothetical.

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u/CurlyNony 2d ago

It has to be hypothetical bc middle school has like 6 or 7 periods so each periods would have different students sitting there.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Put_584 2d ago

Doesn’t matter if it’s real because no names are given and you don’t know which class and she might even have put them in random places. But it probably is hypothetical 

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u/BackwardsRedditU 2d ago

If you're one of those kids you now know all of your classmates issues.

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u/Wild_Yam_7088 2d ago

Its called projection. Look at me im a teacher and have to deal with so much pay me more! ... meanwhile k-12th these days is a absolute joke.. and kids are dumber than ever. These kids have been for years on the decline in regards to standardized testing.

They are litterally .. every year.. getting worse when before.. for many many years kids were increasing their scores. Teachers and students are on the decline.

Home school your kids . The state will ruin your child

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u/Wild_Yam_7088 2d ago

Kids dont need to be in school full time my kid is not anywhere near old enough but 1 hour a day with me will set them up for success much better than any public school . I can guarantee that.

The apple also does not fall far from the tree. For some people and their offspring public school ... with how bad it really is.. is still the best option

But ill be teaching my kid how to be a business owner and electrician before the age of 10 . I make a comfortable 6 figures with things that cannot and wont be taught in school .. to be fair it is very much to each their own situation

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u/Wild_Yam_7088 2d ago

These are problems that are not my problem . If they were id still figure it out .. im just personally not lazy - and dont enjoy easy answers. never have.

you would be surprised on what you can nurture into a child. Much like the same concept of why its dangerous to send your kid off to the state during a time when they are easily influenced

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u/mansluxt 2d ago

Good luck when they're a teen.

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u/Wild_Yam_7088 2d ago

What if the world gets hit by a meteor tomorrow and we all die? I mean why would i in essense care about filth that has nothing to do with me? It was a broad statement.

Some people are meant to go to public school and never have purpose. Not for me and mine though. So do what you want in the end of the day your child or people who are less than dont concern me a bit.

Nor will i allow that to effect the development of my children. Agian . To each their own. I dont really care in the end of the day what other people do

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u/mansluxt 2d ago

Comment got deleted. Who's the loser now?

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u/Totally-Human-Red 2d ago

He blocked you, rather than engage in simple discussion.

I'm sure he's a very sane and reasonable person to be pitching home-schooling.

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u/Wild_Yam_7088 2d ago

We will start with llc s . And taxes ... most kids dont understand how to start a business or what taxes are before they start learning calculus.

Pretty ironic. Is it not

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u/Wild_Yam_7088 2d ago

They may or may not. But will always have the skill. You act like im forcing my boy to understand quantum physics in which they would never use

But I don't care who you are. Everyone has or does get electrical work done on their house. I can pull power on your fan be done in 3 hours and charge you 2000 dollars

Even still anyone would like that on their own house. Or have the ability to pull side jobs

The thing is you retards dont understand. Its a skill that will allow my boy to alway eat. But wanna suck the cock of a institution that only sets .. most. Up for failure

You are really ok with your kid learning calculus before learning basic taxes thats on you buddy

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u/theoddreliable 2d ago

It’s also just against the law. “Homeschool your kids” still comes with standards and standardized testing 😂 congrats on making sure your kid cant even get a GED, surely the electrician job will work out!

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u/theoddreliable 2d ago

True — I’m just stuck the idea that someone is gonna teach their kid to write a decent sentence, understand ratio logic, teach about the American revolution, and cover the states of matter in an hour. Unironically, peak mentality. And I’m sure he understands childhood development to make sure he’s hitting the appropriate learning windows for certain skills.

He definitely won’t just be exploiting his kid for free, shitty labor for his 6-figure-salary electrician work.

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u/C0llapsing_Nova 2d ago

Education begins in the home, actually, and the majority of parents are not qualified to teach their children past a certain level. Also, the budget for schooling in America doesn't exist, teachers buy classroom supplies out of their own paycheck. How about we criticize the actual systems that causes this? Literacy rate is down, parents are supposed to teach that. There is failure on multiple levels here.

I also see in another comment that, " 1 hour a day with me will set them up for success" but I highly doubt that because you cannot even see past the surface to judge the actual school system and not the individual teachers.

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u/Generalnussiance 2d ago edited 2d ago

What. Since when is stating problems of your job a projection? These are actually things that are common place in school districts.

This country has some serious problems in the education department that school is responsible for but they lack the capability to deal with these issues. Then the problem trickles down to the teachers.

We lack a psychology department in schools. We lack resources to provide the needs for the students. CPS is lacking on their reports, and mostly because there’s a shortage of foster parents and adopters. I can’t count how many times I’ve mandated reported on some seriously big issues for it to be ignored. Repeatedly. What can the teachers do but go to work and keep teaching in accordance to compliance laws and school district regulations? Honestly wtf.

There’s actual bullying and violence on students. Kids committing suicide from bullying. Bus drivers getting hammered driving students and crashing. Teachers and coaches dating students is another huge issue and not as talked about as it needs to be.

Parents can’t afford childcare after school either. It’s getting to the point where siblings of inappropriate ages are watching their siblings. Or children and young teens are trying to work to help their parents and kind of forfeiting their own education to sacrifice for the home needs…

School lunches lack nutrition! There’s a decent amount of kids that depend on school nutrition because home doesn’t provide it. It’s a huge problem. Our taxes should be better allocated in the school districts this is insanity.

This issue gets immensely worse in multicultural schools or low income districts.

Your worried about standardized testing which half assedly regulates of students are comprehending important concepts to the best of their ability… when we got kids bringing guns to schools and murdering teachers like that 6 yo. We got kids not eating lunches. We got kids whose parents can’t afford health insurance and get them the help they need… but your caught up on standardized testing not being useful. Jesus man.

The issue is far worse than standardized testing. Holy shit man you’re like out in space. In many parts of the country we got ICE arresting parents of students. We got kids who lack adequate housing, safety, care, medical, food, clothing, food, books, school supplies, transportation all that.

Kids bringing weapons to schools to the point a lot of inner city schools have fucking metal detectors like airports. It’s insane. Drugs are another huge problem in schools.

Homeschooling. Do you hear yourself? They can’t afford necessities but you think parents can stay home and homeschool instead of work? That’s your solution. Just don’t work and raise your own kids, what rich universe are you in my guy? Most parents in these school districts lack education for them damn selves and are not qualified to be teaching their kids anyway. Worried about standardized testing dumbing people down… your solution would make it WORSE.

Come on, think past the fucking SATS for a minute. This is a class war issue. A government let down. Real people are suffering.

This isn’t even just an only America problem. World wide schools aren’t meeting standards. Kids are suffering.

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u/Wild_Yam_7088 2d ago

Bro shut up you are such a baby im not reading all that. Tf are you on buddy 😂

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u/Generalnussiance 2d ago

Can’t be bothered to care about real issues, kids and families can you? Clown.

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u/Totally-Human-Red 2d ago

He engaged in angry ad-hominem, rather than engage in the simple reading of only Five Hundred and Thirty Words.

I'm sure he's a very sane and reasonable person to be pitching home-schooling.

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u/Generalnussiance 2d ago

Bet I know who he supports politically 🙈

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It’s clearly so much easier to pretend the problem is standardized testing. And the solution is homeschooling than to read and immerse yourself in actual issues at hand. You know, parroting is easier than independent research.

Bet he’s a stand up guy. Most assuredly 🙄

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u/MileHiSalute 2d ago

lol not gonna read “all that”? Like 30 seconds of reading? Probably homeschooled

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u/finchdude 2d ago

And cannot read because of that

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u/Relaximanathlete 2d ago

Education starts at the home you don’t let schools handle 100% of your child’s education . The roles of educating youth has always been a COMMUNAL and GROUP effort since the beginning of time.

Home schooled kids are weird, some just grow out of it.

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u/MileHiSalute 2d ago

Dumbest comment I’ve read today, congratulations!

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u/finchdude 2d ago

A backwater crackpot in the wild folks