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I think this would be a more credible concern if American teachers were equally empowered to their counterparts. To a large extent what you see out of 'foreign'
by r7fufhrjrududu 5y ago
I think this would be a more credible concern if American teachers were equally empowered to their counterparts. To a large extent what you see out of 'foreign' students is a product of teacher's having adequate power to manage their classrooms while teaching students to standards. Meanwhile in America teacher's are shackled by their things like No Child Left Behind and a union that tolerates faculty getting physically assaulted. You don't see these things being corrected because standards and discipline have been branded as racist.
- whimsicalism 5y agoThe classes where teachers are getting physically assaulted are not the same classrooms raising future IMO gold medalists. Nor are they one repeal of No Child Left behind from becoming so.
- r7fufhrjrududu 5y agoThe classrooms where teachers are getting assaulted can't raise gold medalists because the teachers can't create an environment condusive to any real amount of learning.
- whimsicalism 5y agoThe problems start much earlier (in early childhood). I say that as someone who has experienced both sorts of classrooms in my lifetime, which I think is a rarer experience.