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UC's are saying online for only one month...The UCs are going remote in the Spring.
I'm not a religious man, but God, please don't have the state schools go remote.
PLEEEEEEESE!
What a waste of moneyUC's are saying online for only one month...
Fingers crossed.
At Cal state they are saying two weeks. I'm assuming we will go back week 3.UC's are saying online for only one month...
Fingers crossed.
"...he was listed as being a lecturer in criminal justice studies specializing in criminal justice, cults and deviant behavior..."Ex-professor accused of arson ‘spree’ near California’s Dixie Fire
Gary Stephen Maynard, 47, who specialized in cults, “set a series of fires in the vicinity of the Lassen National Forest and Shasta Trinity National Forest,” authorities said.nypost.com
he was a priest before he was a teacherEx-professor accused of arson ‘spree’ near California’s Dixie Fire
Gary Stephen Maynard, 47, who specialized in cults, “set a series of fires in the vicinity of the Lassen National Forest and Shasta Trinity National Forest,” authorities said.nypost.com
yada yada yada.I'm sympathetic to teachers' complaints about child behavior in school. Nowadays, if a teacher calls a parent about their child's behavior, they get some infuriating response like, "My little johnny would NEVER do that and shift the blame onto the teacher." Teachers and educators have had to step into parenting roles due to what Leonard Sax calls, "The Collapse of Parenting." I see this all the time.
THe problem is teachers and the education establishment are not exactly on the side of parents who DO want to do a good job. It's almost impossible for concerned parents to figure out what their kids are learning at school in the face of nuclear-level divisive curriculum legislation handed-down from the state request by the teacher's unions. What started as a trickle of multi-cultural education in the '90s to replace pluralism, patriotism, and civic virtue common to most cultures has turned into a torrent of Woke revisionist history and ethnic instruction, but (of course!) no Western civ. This has infuriated many parents. The sex education that most religious parents do not want now gets into gender identity and recent legislation authorizes children as young as 12 to seek "treatment" without the consent of parents. Lately, the teachers unions have asked the governor for a COVID vaccine mandate despite the large uncertainty in individual risk/reward ratio for children, especially boys who face post-vax mycarditis incidence as high as 1 in 2200.
I've been mocked or belittled many times by teachers on this forum for the above, indicating they really DON'T support parents and want to prevent them from being stakeholders in their kids' education. It's true that many parents only care that their school provides day care and sends home good grades. Welp, those are the only types of students they have now. Teachers' complaint that charter schools have sapped talented kids from the regular K-12 schools is a red herring because the elimination of standards and advanced classes leaves parents of these kids little choice. The overall result in this state is NAEP rankings near the bottom. Our state has the least-educated students in the union.
The smart, idealistic public school teachers have been defeated in detail by the education bureaucracy according to the ones I've talked to. It's common knowledge that most quit within 5 years. This leave the mediocre middle or downright stupid that goes along to get along. Reforms seem quite impossible.
Not sure I agree. "Overly religious law-and-order type setting California on fire" might unironically be a valid entry on your sh!t burning down the civilized world (California) list.he was a priest before he was a teacher
Almost 1,700 priests and clergy accused of sex abuse are unsupervised
An Associated Press investigation found that those credibly accused are now teachers, coaches, counselors and also live near playgrounds.www.nbcnews.com
ps. the sky is falling
I'm just mocking this insane obsession he has with public education with the reality that there are empirically more sex predators working in and around religious institutionsNot sure I agree. "Overly religious law-and-order type setting California on fire" might unironically be a valid entry on your sh!t burning down the civilized world (California) list.
Is this me being alarmist?
I'm just mocking this insane obsession he has with public education with the reality that there are empirically more sex predators working in and around religious institutions
It's like the cliche is trueI'm just mocking this insane obsession he has with public education with the reality that there are empirically more sex predators working in and around religious institutions
With fucking crabcake + ham + cheese eggs benedict, and a side of shrimp and grits. Crab and shrimp aaaaalllll up in that bih.I'll take a gender fluid person over the creepy biblical sky is falling decay of modern society pedo obsessed young earther any day of the week and twice on the sabbath