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We frequently put the burden on teachers and “the system” for outcomes, but rarely do we talk about improving our cultural and societal attitudes towards educat
by mberning 2y ago
We frequently put the burden on teachers and “the system” for outcomes, but rarely do we talk about improving our cultural and societal attitudes towards education. If you come from a family and community that does not value education and views it as free child care, how good your teacher is does not matter very much.
- StefanBatory 2y ago.. and when it's socially acceptable to say "Oh, I suck at math" even from parents, that's making things even worse.