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> While I respect that you might have experience with a particularly bad school, Thanks for respect! Not sure the school is particular bad, but the general mod
by rdtsc 3y ago
> While I respect that you might have experience with a particularly bad school,
Thanks for respect! Not sure the school is particular bad, but the general model picked for teaching reading is the one that minimizes possible confrontation, While I respect that you might have experience with a particularly bad school, one-on-one instruction, and is general the seems to require the least effort from the teacher.
> fuck off with
Ok. So respect first, but then I have to quickly go away? "screw yourself" is another interpretation, I guess. Thanks for the advice, then!
> That’s a disgusting slander for a very difficult job.
Oh for sure. It's usually underpaid and unappreciated by society. So given that, which model do you think they'll pick for teaching students? The one which requires more effort or least effort. They picked the one which requires least effort and least confrontation, both with the students and the parents (parents are usually are worse than the students).
- jncfhnb 3y agoYes, screw you for broadly suggesting that teachers generally prefer to hand kids devices and browse social media. There is a world of difference between needing to find compromises because they’re under resourced and willfully checking out with minimal effort. You are not recognizing they are “ underpaid and unappreciated by society”. You’re calling them lazy and uninterested in teaching. Also screw you for doubling down on it.