The basic content of what he is preaching sounds solid full of good ideas and plans. But the fact that they got rid of the publicly elected school board is a big red flag . The parents no longer have any say , so when he says " we " he's not including the parents.
Oh he know s exactly what he is saying, he is picking his words . Like when he says " we " he's not meaning him and the parents, the school board was elected by the public and it was disbanded. So now the parents have no say or representation in how their public schools are ran and what is taught. He d be a great salesman. Tell them the problem s , tell them commen sense ways he's gonna fix it , while leaving out the fact that they no longer have anyone who answers to the public ( you got no say so in what , how , when we teach what we want )
🤬 ~ I don’t give a damn if your kid has a disability, because your kid has ADHD you think that gives them a right to disrupt class and make everybody else fail? What kind of logic is that? I understand people care more about their kids than they do any other kid, they would rather their kids live in 1000 other kids die. But you’re not really supposed to say that out loud, are you? And you should be asking the administration to figure out a way to help your kid separately and not that they stay in class to disrupt everybody. That’s why I don’t have any respect for these parents. As far as the superintendent, a lot of what he says sounds good. But based on what I know from his history I’m not too optimistic. And based on how he got the job, from governor Abbet who I believe is trying to get public education, I’m really suspicious of him. But why don’t we focus on those issues, not yelling at him for wanting to get rid of problem children from the classroom?!
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Instead of how to think and teaching them to work with AI is teaching them how to think .
The basic content of what he is preaching sounds solid full of good ideas and plans. But the fact that they got rid of the publicly elected school board is a big red flag . The parents no longer have any say , so when he says " we " he's not including the parents.
Miles uses some very odd terminology, as though he does not fully understand the English language the way ordinary people use it.
Oh he know s exactly what he is saying, he is picking his words . Like when he says " we " he's not meaning him and the parents, the school board was elected by the public and it was disbanded. So now the parents have no say or representation in how their public schools are ran and what is taught. He d be a great salesman. Tell them the problem s , tell them commen sense ways he's gonna fix it , while leaving out the fact that they no longer have anyone who answers to the public ( you got no say so in what , how , when we teach what we want )
They can discipline your child with out you having any say or knowledge of how .
Dude is a West Point graduate class of 1978 dude knows exactly what he’s saying
@@DavidEason-ui5ty So did William Childs Westmoreland. He was very sure of himself.
@@BobSmith-lb9nc I was being sarcastic I hate West Point officers most of them are incompetent dumbasses
🤬 ~ I don’t give a damn if your kid has a disability, because your kid has ADHD you think that gives them a right to disrupt class and make everybody else fail? What kind of logic is that? I understand people care more about their kids than they do any other kid, they would rather their kids live in 1000 other kids die. But you’re not really supposed to say that out loud, are you? And you should be asking the administration to figure out a way to help your kid separately and not that they stay in class to disrupt everybody. That’s why I don’t have any respect for these parents.
As far as the superintendent, a lot of what he says sounds good. But based on what I know from his history I’m not too optimistic. And based on how he got the job, from governor Abbet who I believe is trying to get public education, I’m really suspicious of him. But why don’t we focus on those issues, not yelling at him for wanting to get rid of problem children from the classroom?!