THE REASON EDUCATION SUCKS

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Suzanna
Suzanna
September 24, 2016 3:56 pm

There is increasing evidence that our USA is scheduled for destruction.

#1 common core education mandate (includes drugging the kids)
#2 mandatory vaccinations (they are poisons)
#3 chemicals being sprayed in the air/few will talk about it
#4 big pharma is taking over the medical system (it isn’t health care)
#5 the apparent take over by big Chemistry/big Agra (it isn’t food)
#6 our water sources are contaminated and it makes “passing news”
#7 we have open borders/antithetical to the gov’s responsibility
#8 illogical immigration policies (repercussions being dire)
#9 our bankers are engaged in fraud and theft without repercussions
#10 open subversion, treason, inciting violence (Soros-BLM)
#11 news programs give us propaganda (hide the truth)

I can think of ten more/writing those will make me a bore

Dutchman
Dutchman
  Suzanna
September 24, 2016 7:06 pm

We home schooled. Problem solved.

RiNS the deplorable
RiNS the deplorable
September 24, 2016 5:01 pm

Spot on George!

In Nova Scotia there used to be a problem with students graduating high school. Now there isn’t. 89 % of those starting in grade nine will graduate in 4 years. Did kids suddenly improve?

Fuck no!

The solution was show up and pass. And when I say show up I mean show once in a while. My niece just graduated. Can’t read. Can’t do math. In Grade 11 she missed 4 months for a reason that would make a snowflake cry. The system is fucked!

My friend who is a teacher told me once that what he does is teach those who want to learn. And that isn’t many these days. The rest can sit and text on iphones.

End of year 51 and done.

Next!

And then there is that kid in Truro. I mentioned that story a couple times before so I wont go into it again.

I wonder what George would have to say about that.

Hint

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DFCtomm
DFCtomm
September 24, 2016 5:48 pm

Strip out black and hispanic and the picture is very different. The whites and asians do just fine, and our scores are some of the best in the world. The question is why do we want more blacks and hispanics when there is less and less low skill physical labor?

Dutchman
Dutchman
  DFCtomm
September 24, 2016 7:07 pm

I agree – niggers and SPICS are a burden.

DFCtomm
DFCtomm
  Dutchman
September 24, 2016 9:23 pm

The low IQ person, of any color, is a problem in a technologically advanced world, PERIOD. What do we do with them if they’re only smart enough for low skill physical labor, but that work doesn’t really exist any more? The fact that they’re black, or hispanic doesn’t matter. The fact that statistically those are the low IQ groups just complicates issues even further.

Llpoh
Llpoh
  DFCtomm
September 25, 2016 11:30 pm

Dfctomm – whites do fine? Bullshit.

About 30% of whites are more or less illiterate. That means about 50 million or so whites are illiterate. 30% is not doing fine.

70% of blacks are more or less illiterate. So around 30 million or so blacks are illiterate.

Around 75% of Hispanics are more or less illiterate. That means around 40 million are illiterate.

Yes, blacks and Hispanics are dumb as rocks. But whitey is doing poorly, too.

So, there are plenty of dumb ass white folks. Just not by percentage.

DFCtomm
DFCtomm
  Llpoh
September 27, 2016 6:08 am

percentage is all that matters

rhs jr
rhs jr
September 24, 2016 10:58 pm

It’s liberalism, stupid.

Leobeer
Leobeer
September 25, 2016 12:19 am
get used to disappointment
get used to disappointment
September 25, 2016 11:17 am

cut all funding for sports and sports stadiums, refuse to teach in any language other than English, hold kids back if they are not intelligent enough to pass to the next grade. Consistently reinforce consequences for actions.

GilbertS
GilbertS
September 25, 2016 1:20 pm

You can’t spell 17 without 1! That 7 is silent. So based on the pic above, We’re #1! UAS! UAS! UAS! We’re #1!

NickelthroweR
NickelthroweR
September 25, 2016 1:39 pm

Greetings,

I was telling someone yesterday that money can still buy freedom – at least for now. For example, public education is for the poor. You can skip over all the bullshit and look at the results of public education and know that education is not the mandate. Not even in the top 5.

If you have some cash though you can send your children anywhere in the world for their education or just hire the best private tutors you can find. It is what the wealthy do.

As far as vaccines go, I bet $10k in cash gets some low ranking shot giver all they incentive they need to forge a few documents.

See, problem solved.

The poor will always be picked on, vaccinated, poorly educated and incarcerated. Always has been this way, always will be.

GilbertS
GilbertS
  NickelthroweR
September 25, 2016 8:59 pm

John Taylor Gatto, life-long teacher and education reformer, stated in his Underground History of American Education that the DOE had no illusions about their goal. Their teaching materials in the 1960s used a quote from Rockefeller that said,

“We shall not try to make these people, or any of their children, into philosophers, or men of science. We have not to raise up from them authors, educators, poets or men of letters. We shall not search for great artists, painters, musicians nor lawyers, doctors, preachers, politicians, statesmen — of whom we have an ample supply.
The task is simple. We will organize children and teach them in a perfect way the things their fathers and mothers are doing in an imperfect way.”

Public school doesn’t get the shit results it does by accident. It’s by choice. According to Gatto, prior to Progressive education reforms in the 19th century, America enjoyed a 98-99% literacy rate. The un-schooled Colonists were better-read than we are today when 3/4ths of college graduates never open another book and 80% of American families didn’t buy a book last year.

yahsure
yahsure
September 25, 2016 4:49 pm

I read a lot.Math? I use it very little. The advanced math required in High school,I wonder if anyone will ever use it.Common core? Confusing way of doing math,Much harder than anything i ever encountered in my life. People who teach math or who think it is so needed.When asked for what? Crickets chirping every time.My kids ask their teachers and get the same responce.

RiNS the deplorable
RiNS the deplorable
  yahsure
September 25, 2016 9:37 pm

yasure

You are joking right.

Your kids are going to get a mortgage some day.
They will have to sit down and balance a budget no?
How about gas mileage for a car.
How about when they go to town to buy milk and diapers.
Wont they need to know how much money they need.
What about baking cookies and doubling the recipie.

Lord fuck! Math matters anyone who thinks it doesn’t might as well pull down their pants and bend over cause the world is going to give it to them six inches at a time.

NickelthroweR
NickelthroweR
  yahsure
September 25, 2016 10:53 pm

Greetings,

I had to do a bunch of field work for my degree and one of the tools I had to use so as to figure out the mental development of a teenager was math. During the teenage years, most teenagers, if properly instructed, cross over from Concrete Thinking to Abstract Thinking. This is quite critical because most of the attributes we link with being an adult are the attributes that come with Abstract Thinking.

Advanced mathmatics are really nothing more than puzzles that force the young mind to consider relationships that do not exist in the real world. That said, we should get rid of most of the classes in our public schools and focus only on reading, writing and advanced math.

General
General
September 25, 2016 9:42 pm

Yes, people need math. Up to about 6th grade level. What is FAR more important, is understanding finance and how the government really works, which isn’t taught in school.

Llpoh
Llpoh
September 25, 2016 11:36 pm

Nickel is dead right. If you cannot do a reasonable level of math, you will be incapable, by and large, of abstract thought.

And it is abstract thought that matters. Blacks are very poor at it, and it explains much about them as a group.

I blame the quality of teachers for much of the problem. When Shaniqua and Tyreke are able to be teachers with their third grade skills, the kids have no hope of getting an education.