Look Proletariat!! A secret admirer left me a love note on our white board. They apparently believe you can't think for yourselves. Don't worry, I know you can. I simply report, you decide.
Oh, well. If youβre a teacher, let me step back. Iβd say we have a crisis of grit, a consequence of people realizing the future is dire.
But thatβs just propaganda, right?
Oh, and a crisis of proofreading. π€‘
Replying to @APproletariat
Iβm a teacher. Trust me, we have a national crises when it comes to kids and critical thinking and reasoning skills.
First off, itβs demeaning and insulting to assume kids canβt think for themselves
Second if their brains βarenβt developedβ then anything is propaganda no matter the politics.
Third, βitβs starting to changes homeschoolβ isnβt English. If you teach, you should be fired, no?
Replying to @APproletariat @richmintz
Kids think for themselves? Their brains arenβt any near fully developed. If we allow our kids to be used as political tools, that opens for all involved to go after kids. Right now republicans are still leave kids out of it. But itβs starting to changes home school, going after teachers unions- these are very powerful movements that are well funded. I say leave kids alone and move on.
Big if true
My scary classroom social experiment demonstrating how tyrannies arise from democracies:
I gave a bunch of extra credit tickets to the first few students to arrive in class, then everyone else received 1-2 tickets.
The kids that came into class last were outraged by the βinjusticeβ of those that came first getting a greater reward.
There were no rules or directions for this day in class. I just told them Iβd act as an enforcer of whatever they decided to do in the 47 minutes.
The girl circled in red- Emily- was a genius.
She used her charisma and charm to court the majority of her peers that had less coupons, and played off their resentment of the minority that had earned more tickets for arriving to class early.
In the allotted time she convinced her peers that if they voted to give her absolute power, she would confiscate the 40+ coupons held by the minority and distribute them equally.
The minority of students were frustrated, but powerless against the majority vote.
Emily was elected to a βsupreme rulerβ position, and as promised she confiscated all of the tickets from the minority of students that arrived to class first.
Thatβs when things got interesting.
She kept the vast majority of tickets for herself, and distributed a few to some of her friends.
It was a microcosm of what has happened historically time and time again, and the danger our republic faces.
I asked the students to write a reflection on how they now viewed unrestrained majority-rules democracy, and their opinions has definitely changed from the day prior.
Live action shot of Uribe calling his travel agent. #MagicBrew
lol stealing one right out robespierres playbook π
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Read: Dear Pearson people, love me. Coddle me. Hold me.
I trust a parental unitβs income.
Absolutely incredible that this βeducation conferenceβ was able to slot a Korean propagandist as its keynote! Iβm sure thatβs super relevant. πππ
Hahahahahahah was it something I said!?
Replying to @JamesAFurey
Riddle me why the content master didnβt get a masterβs in content. Maybe thatβs only for capable commie teachers?
lol, more charlatan behavior from you pseudo James
Lmao a random white dude that fetishizes commodities loves Thomas sowell⦠color me shocked!





















