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00:48 - Definition of a bad teacher
02:59 - Teachers are modern-day heroes
03:19 - Professors selling books
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04:26 - Shortage of teachers
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Education, is the utmost important thing, just behind REAL family values, which is number one.
Principle is the most important thing, and education and family are not a part of it!!
Ignorance of the Truth of Being is the SOLE REASON FOR ALL ERRORS in your life!!
@@TAGtalkinaboutGod You have to be educated to develop and understand principles. Now, I am not stating that the education system in the US today is worth much but it should have been.
@@jasoncharalambides387 don’t agree. The most logical people on the planet are non educated manual laborers. The problem is people like you think it’s a one sized fits all. Most smart people, most logical people, don’t need a formal education at all. I can code, I can network, I can do multiple things by just reading myself. I learned how to fix cars by myself, learned how to build houses without going to school. School isn’t actually needed. Just hands on training and most people would be better workers. Education is not very important at all, intellect is, which has nothing to do with education. Or maybe I’m speaking to formal education rather than just educating yourself.
Lol imagine not having parents or good teachers.
Keep telling yourself that Brother, and choose wisely your post secondary path. Iustitia Ubique! Concerned Canuck.
There was video footage of a teacher sitting at her desk, reading the paper and drinking coffee. One of the students complained about her not actually teaching saying, "I'm here to learn." Without looking up from her paper she bragged, "I get paid whether I teach you anything or not." This is a teacher that needs to be fired. Getting paid for doing a job and then not doing but taking the pay anyway, is theft--plain and simple. She is stealing money from the taxpayers and she's stealing the students' rights to an education. Whatever her salary was, she should either have to give it back or be charged with a felony.
Sounds like typical teachers. They don’t know how to teach. Cry that if only they get a raise they could teach better. They are the dumbing down of America.
I agree with what you are talking about but the video you describe might have been a fake. You can't trust all the videos and photos today. Some people like to make fake videos to prove a point and videos and photos are too easy to tamper with today. I find it hard to believe a kid is going to say that and the teacher is going to give that answer.
@@larryambrose2660 larry ambrose. 1960
@@larryambrose2660How do you explain that illiteracy is now rampant, when it was down to a small percentage in the 90’s? How do you explain that many college students can’t even tell you all the oceans and their locations? That there are constant videos of them being so ignorant, they can’t do simple math, and think Canada is in France, or no maybe Europe? It’s frightening how dumb many of the young college students are now. I for one, think it’s curriculum, and has to be some teachers slacking off, as well. Some videos could be fake, but there’s so many of them out there, that at least some are legit. People don’t even seem to remember or know about how Israel was founded, or where the hostilities between them, and Gaza/West Bank started. It’s got to be something to do with the teaching, or lack there of.
@@larryambrose2660you can literally go see the video for yourself.
Just because you’re a teacher doesn’t mean you’re a good one.
But you’re sure going to throw it out there in order to gain the moral high ground in any discussion about this topic!
@@hornetguy9063those who cant...teach. there are exceptions to this but the gouging that universities and colleges push on the taxpayer is sickening. Then its not a class based on anything but what your professor believes and what they wrote in the textbook you paid ao much for. Socialism and communism are created.from the same marxist cloth. Goebbela wrote extensively on socialism (nothing about fasciam) even calling it hia religion and the religion of all Germany. Woke churches are religious bodies of post modern socialist goals and false beliefs. Anyone who trlla you communism is great is a fool or intentionally misleading you. Even the ohrase all scientists agree is old school Russian misinformation.
And just because you are highly educated, doesn't mean you are smart. I worked for 15 years in the admissions office at the Graduate School at our state university. The number of people who would call me asking about whether they needed a "Bachelorette" degree to get a master's was insane. Most of them were trying to get their master's in EDUCATION. These people were teaching in our public schools. I would just tell them that they needed to be awarded the rose at the end of the season to be the Bachelorette! It is Bachelor's degree or Baccalaureate, NOT Bachelorette.
And simply because you sit in a classroom doesn't mean you are a student! The great myth is that it is the teacher's role to 'motivate' the students, including all the lazy scrotes with no interest in learning.
The truth is the exact opposite. It is the student's role to motivate the teacher!
If they do not make an effort to learn and behave properly throw them out and never let them back. Spend the money and time on those who actually want to learn.
The dross can do what they like!
Waaaay back in 1965, when she learned I wasn't going to college, my Sr. HS English teacher gave me advice that was worth more than the BS $125,000 useless degrees the children (actually their parents - soon to be us) pay for today. She said if you sound educated people will assume you are. Today it's a toss up. Her advice was.
1. Read the Encyclopedia Britannica, every volume A to Z - the classics included. It'll give you a depth of general knowledge equal to a BS Lib Arts.
2. Get rid of the "hood slang" and crutch words - ummm, uhhh, ahhh, you know, like. etc.
3. Pronounce your words clearly AND SLOW DOWN when talking. Do not motor mouth. Not Rev. Jim slow but allow the listener to hear what you're saying.
Beautiful advice!
@@michelleroy9642 There is another benefit to slowing your speech - it allows you time to actually think of what you're going to say next - part of getting rid of the crutch words without having to think about not saying them - becomes 2nd nature after awhile
wwwwhhhat does a yellllowww light meeeeen😉
@@tonyborelli.Reverend Jim took “slow down!” to a totally different level😂
I did not want to go to college but I was 17 and my parents forced me to go. I went for 2 years and dropped out. Why do I need something like "Prehistoric History" where the professor tells the chapters to read for the next class, gives a quiz on the assignment, closes his book and preaches how great Communism is? Why do I need a Political Science professor that speaks no English and has an interpreter in the class? Why do I need a Psychology class that is held in an auditorium with 1000 students at 8:00AM? It was ridiculous. After I quit school I got the job I always wanted to the dismay of my parents and spent 30 years at the job then retired with a very good pension and a second career.
I had an English teacher in 8th grade. She wasn’t one of my favorites. She was loud, and made fun of kids when they were having problems with things in class. One day the fire alarm goes off. She throws her book on the desk. Says, “ Dammit! No one said we were having a drill today.” She marches over to the door, opens it, and smoke pours into the room. We were on the 3rd floor of the old high school. We sit there in shock. Teacher runs back to her desk, grabs her purse, heads to the door, and yells “Everyone out!” She’s gone. We’re just looking at each other. A couple of kids start screaming. My friend and I get up, hold hands, and walk out. It was really smoky, but we made it out ok. Luckily all the kids did. One was hurt, because he jumped out of a second story window. Turns out, the old boiler over heated, no fire. Never saw that teacher again.
Some teachers actively dislike kids. I had a few nasty ones. But this takes the cake! 😱
I did my undergrad over 20 years ago and even then I was shocked that a professor could require you to buy a book they wrote, for their class. It seemed like a huge conflict of interest and an easy way for the professor to make some extra money and I complained about it even back then! The fact that it's still going on tells you a lot about our "higher education" system. It's high time we force colleges to go not for profit.
*And* you could never go get the used version from the previous year because "that was the 5th edition, we're using the 6th edition," plus when you went to sell your $80 book back you'd get maybe $6 for it because no one was ever going to need it again.
I have actually only ever had this happen once and it was the best textbook I have ever owned. That was an excellent professor. I do see why it could be a huge conflict of interest, but it can also be amazing when the course and the textbook fit perfectly.
I had a political science professor in the 1990's who made us buy his book for class. It was the only textbook. He was one of the most arrogant, self-righteous professors I ever had. The book was extremely partisan & anyone who questioned any part of the book was immediately reminded who wrote the book & who was the supposed "expert" with a published book. This guy spent the first day explaining how involved he was with a couple partisan political organizations & made it pretty clear that he wasn't there to debate. It was a really fun semester. He also looked uncannily like Richard Dreyfus. I still find myself rooting for the shark when I watch Jaws.
Exactly. Thats why people believe Nazis were fascist and not socialist as Goebbels wrote extensively on. They write their on marzist propaganda and gouge you on tbe price. Its why people beliee there was a big switch and that white people inventwd slavery when more white people have been slaves throughout history than any other.
A school superintendent who made over 100k/ year that I knew actually owned 2 big houses, one on a river. I'm sure my tax dollars helped pay for it even though I home-schooled my child and had to buy all the books and supplies myself. But the school also got money because my child was supposed to be in that school. Meanwhile, the teachers who made 35k a year had to buy all of the supplies for their classes. That sounds like a mismanagement of funds to me😊
@@lesliebuxtonmandurano2093insane isn’t it? We need to cut our evil government by 50% at least and we need to do it now!!! They take about 75% of every dollar we earn with all the hidden taxes and we all can barely survive while every politician is a millionaire even though they only make $140,000 a year? How are we allowing his 😢 left and right we need to all end this! The government is WAYYYY to big and completely evil
True. Everyone fixates on teacher but forgets that administrators get paid way more, and that the community elects their school board.
@@lesliebuxtonmandurano2093it is considered public works, much like the sales tax that goes to the roads, even if you don’t drive.
The superintendent in Hillsborough County earns over $300,000. Grant you that county is one of the five biggest COUNTIES in the USA. Pretty sure there are principals, guidance counselors, etc making $100,000 or closer to it
In my state, the public schools are paid for “butts in seats”. The tax dollars they get are for who shows up each day.
My 7th grade maths teacher. He carried a yardstick around the classroom and would slam it on your desk if you didn't know the answer. He sat students in grade order, not by needs or names. From highest to lowest, lowest in the back where he never went unless he wanted to slam that yardstick. You had a question but sat in the last few seats? You weren't worth talking with. He called on you and you couldn't answer for the third time? You wore a dunce cap until you could answer correctly. But he'd never help you. Sit in the first two rows? You got "gold medals" and all his attention.
He sucked. He was sued when his yardstick broke and a shard ended up in a student's eye. He was "retired" after that.
My 5th grade teacher Mrs Boone, who was about 120 years old back then, broke at least 4 very thick yardsticks across James G's back in a year. It was the early 70s and yes he deserved it, but it never phased him.
My 6th grade teacher was an old nun. Sister Othilda was her name. Her favorite was to yank kids' heads up by their hair.
I remember I had a power lifter teacher who got mad one day and lifted one of those chair/desk combo’s into the air and slammed it on the floor when he was upset once
My high school algebra teacher was old and tired and didn't want to be there.
I had a pathetic British English teacher that would line us up around the perimeter of the room from best grades to worst grades to humiliate the slower students. He would even participate in bullying the students that were singled out and bullied by the bullies in the classroom. He had a serious 'little man' complex.
Back when I was in the army, my unit would cycle in new leadership it felt like every other month. Every single time we had some new clown come in they would immediately start changing policies because they, as fresh college graduates, knew better than the people who have been doing the job for years. Every single time, without fail, the policies were rolled back to the way they originally were by the end of the first week.
Back in 95 I had a ridiculous 2nd Lt. I had the misfortune of being his gunner. I remember the platoon sgt walking over from his Brad to ours one day. I watched my 23 year old Lt cry. Sgt Negron was done with his shit. 😂
That’s the exact same thing that happens in business too.
Someone comes in fresh out of college and changes many things. Usually the changes last longer than a month though but then they wonder why productivity tanks and everyone isn’t happy.
A big problem is mainstreaming students that need specialized instruction away from the classroom. The teacher is forced to spend an inordinate amount of time disciplining these students who is some cases will never be capable of passing the class.
The BIG problem is teachers pushing their personal views instead of the correct curriculum
@@jessoliver2955Yes we all know. But Sam here is trying to bring up a different issue. Stop it you talk about that one? I mean if you want to bring up the issue the videos about you can make your own comment.
This and the fact that no one but the teachers are blamed for underperforming students. Not the elected community member school board who siphons funds away for pet projects, not the extremely well paid administrators who help set policy and rarely actually interact with students, not the parents who say, well you aren’t doing enough, and definitely not the students who behave like toddlers, even at the high school level.
@@TheBaumcm well, if so many of them didn’t push “gender” studies instead of what they’re supposed to teach. They wouldn’t be scapegoats. The greatest threat to America is liberals in the educational system teaching leftist 🐮💩. Poisoning another generation every year
One of the massive problems with colleges is the lack of actual industry knowledge. a 20 year tenured professor is far less knowledgeable than someone who has worked in the industry for 10 years.
They lack real world experience. They do K-12 then college then teach. Their entire perspective comes from within the walls of a classroom... the school system is all they know.
Spot on!
BS = Bull Shit
MS = More Shit
Ph.D = Piled Higher and Deeper
"Those who can, do. Those who can't, teach"
No, that's an unrealistic generalization. A biologist in service 20 years is more experienced and has the same knowledge level as one in service for 10 years.
The only industry where your assertion may be true is in Big Tech, nowhere else.
There’s only one way to fix our education system, and that’s to get the federal government and teachers Union out, and turn schools back over to the local community. And yes it can be done and be successful.
Damn right, anything else is just a band aid on a severed limb.
Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world
If you control the children you can control the future.
My psychology professor was a first year teacher, who had just received his doctorate, and he made us all buy his book
An elementary teacher requires a teaching certificate to teach but a teaching assistant, teaching at the university level, doesn't.
A STEM graduate with a bachelors degree can get that same certificate in a few weeks. Being a teacher should be the fall back for any STEM graduate.
Why are teachers assistants allowed to teach since they're not teachers? And in most places teaching assistance is a voluntary job. Why the hell are colleges not only paying voluntary jobs but having them teach classes?
@@MamaMOB they do pay them with full ride scholarships.
@@MamaMOB In Texas, we have a very powerful Education Industry, which is designed to allow as many people as possible say they are in education - without actually having to teach young people. It's called Continuing Education. If, after four years of study, you graduate with a Bachelors in Education, you are NOT allowed to teach. First, you must study an extra month - and pay hundreds of dollars - to pass a certification test. Want to teach 12th Grade History? You need a certification. Want to teach 4th Grade History?... That's a different certification. But...if you have a Bachelor's in ANYTHING you can teach 16th grade (college senior-level courses). Why? Because college students "know how to study". And every few years, you have to renew your training! I have seen a brand new Ph.D. graduate, without one bit of ability, experience in the real world, or training in teaching, teaching classes. I could have done a better job because I would have worked out the homework problems before I stepped into the classroom; not on the board in front of students - who didn't know I was messing up as I went.
I have been both a teaching asst. in college while working on my advanced degrees, and later a "certified" grade school teacher qualified in American History, and Biology. I went through the certification program too. The difference between grade schools and colleges is that in the first you are dealing with students who HAVE TO be there, while at college level they have a choice. They are also more invested in their degree program since they pay for it one way or another. In grade school, you have to "capture" the student's attention and hold onto that, because most would rather be out doing anything else. Thus, hopefully in the Certification program you learn the skills to do that. But the problem with grade schools IS the Teachers Union.
I had an amazing teacher in the 90s who was fired because one of her daily quotes was from King Solomon. She didn't put that it was from the Bible and didn't cite the book and chapter. But a group of kids reported her for teaching the Bible. She stood her ground and said she wasn't teaching the Bible, but also wouldn't hide her faith.
That shows the evil among us. That a quote from King Solomon could get a teacher fired(religious based or not). And now discussing the most perverse topics with students is just fine, even encouraged. Or teaching kids to hate their own country and not appreciate that all they have comes from hard work in a capitalist nation.
Why would any child of God lie about where the quote comes from? She should be grateful to spread that it came from the bible, she should tell them of the book and chapter it came from.
This teacher doesn't sound very Godly and good with her morals.
Was your teacher gay?
@@MammalianCreature Because she would get fired as she did. Are you ignorant or something? Some people have no choice but to survive in this world. You are not allowed to push religion in a public school setting. Good lord you are not religious, you are a bully. Grow up, some of us have to work to make money and survive. The church is not going to pay our wages. You baffoon.
I don't think teachers should be trying to force their beliefs on children, but that doesn't really sound like what went on in your case. Leftists and trans activists shouldn't be allowed to spout their nonsense to children either.
The teacher shortage is completely intentional. They added educational standards that go above and beyond the subjects taught. For example my mother has a double masters(mathematics and engineering) and couldn't get hired as a teacher outside of as a substitute.
Where was that? Most would kill to hire her, and the teaching licensure is the only credential she'd need to teach in the K12 system but it's not required in the university system (and that pays more).
@@EyeSeeThruYou Wisconsin and a few other states. She wasn't a long term member of a teacher union so she was rejected.
I know the man who invented the GPS that goes in cell phones. He had an advanced engineering degree. He wanted to teach for a year and could only get hired as a substitute.
(a copy of what I wrote to Sierra4435) In Texas, we have a very powerful Education Industry, which is designed to allow as many people as possible say they are in education - without actually having to teach young people. It's called Continuing Education. If, after four years of study, you graduate with a Bachelors in Education, you are NOT allowed to teach. First, you must study an extra month - and pay hundreds of dollars - to pass a certification test. Want to teach 12th Grade History? You need a certification. Want to teach 4th Grade History?... That's a different certification. But...if you have a Bachelor's in ANYTHING you can teach 16th grade (college senior-level courses). Why? Because college students "know how to study". And every few years, you have to renew your training! I have seen a brand new Ph.D. graduate, without one bit of ability, experience in the real world, or training in teaching, teaching classes. I could have done a better job because I would have worked out the homework problems before I stepped into the classroom; not on the board in front of students - who didn't know I was messing up as I went.
@@EyeSeeThruYou It's the credential process that keeps good people out. It's pretty much designed that you have to get an education degree to get the credential rather than a degree in a real subject.
About 25 years ago I answered a question in regards to the speed of sound by using the mach number, that was correct, and was subsequently made fun of by the teacher who then told my parents I watched too much television.
I was later told, "those who can't do, teach."
I have found that to be mostly correct throughout my life and career.
The rare exceptions are normally people that have actually done the job before teaching and are able to answer questions based on experience rather than imagination.
Thank you!!! I’m a teacher and I work all the time and spend a lot of my own money. If you want to be a good teacher you have to.
$100-$200+ books that are revised every year so that the year old books are immediately outdated and can no longer be sold used at significant discount.
It's a scam. Another educational rip off.
Those are the least expensive ones. 😔
Thank you. 10 years of driving a big rig i still had punks that just got their commercial drivers license try to tell me how to drive. Then, BAM, right in their face i pull off a move that shocks them. A move i might add that they can't do. With age and patience you can accomplish anything. Never let someone tell you that you can't do something. If you knew my history you would be shocked. I will leave this right here. Love ya kid!
I had an algebra teacher that would tell us what pages to do out of the math book, then he would remind us that the answers were in the back and we don’t need to show our work. He had a lot of students get dropped from geometry the next year because we never learned algebra from him. He never got fired and still teaches. This was in 2000.
Omggg I had a teacher like this but for social studies. He would tell us to use the answers in the back of the text books so it was "easy" to just put an A in all the names on the computer without correcting homework.
I love this young man right here who runs this channel. He is the definition of what are young generation should be. He judges a man by the character within not the color of his skin along with morals and principles. Thank you young man keep up the good work
I was a TA in a nursing program as an LVN teaching the students their practicals ( labs ) . This is what is considered the most valuable part of their program. During this period my students confided that they weren't being taught by the professors during their " lecture" but instead were being shown Videos , given handouts , reading assignments and sent home early without any opportunities for questions or discussions regarding the subject matter. Now, keep in mind that we are talking about a very intensive program that requires the students to continue through without the normal breaks for 18 months and if they fail class or miss more than 16 hrs of class they will be kicked out and required to reapply and begin all over.
I questioned several students in other groups who also confirmed that this was happening and then went to the Dean of nursing after my concerns were dismissed by the professors who were in charge of teaching the courses..( pharmacology, A&P, Ethics, Human Development etc) ...needless to say I was very soon thereafter dismissed. 😢
That is the reason for School Choice. Competition allows good schools to thrive while bad schools die. The competition for good teachers also promotes good teachers while leaving bad teachers in the dust. If they sit in a school with Tenure that goes belly up, it achieves the goal...
I had calculus my first semester in college with “Omar,” a TA as the teacher. No one understood what he was saying, nor could we read his handwriting. It’s good and fine to have professors and TAs from around the world, but they should have a certain level of proficiency in the language they are teaching in.
I eventually had to drop out and take a W after not learning a thing and badly failing the midterm.
I took the same class the next semester with a different TA, and boom, learning took place! Just missed an a with an 88.5.
The university robbed me that first semester.
I can't say I had any teachers that shouldn't have been there but there were a bunch of substitutes aiming for permanent positions that should never be heading a class.
Everything in our society needs to be cleaned
We should close the department of education. Give people the choice of what school you want to put your kids in. Bad schools would go bust and good schools wil become bigger. People wil figure it out.
Department of education was not built in the constitution as a federal power. It should be dissolved with the powers/decision-making/educational requirements going back to the states.
Perhaps teachers don't care as much because their power has been taken away from them. They can't fail kids for bad grades or lack of effort, and can't reward others for the opposite because it may upset those who don't try. The kids are not taught how to be respectful at home and certainly show little respect to the teachers which ends up disrupting classes. Many teachers just see it as a paycheck and go through the motions while taking advantage of the previously negotiated perks to do the minimum.
That happens when you allow your union to sell your soul
Location, location, location 3 most important factors in public education in the us.
I vividly remember being sexually approached by a teacher in school as a sixteen year old nerd. It was targeted, she apparently did get other boys from my friend circles to go with her to the auditorium which was never used during lunch period. Another teacher that same year was sacked for selling weed to minors, for two years before that it was well known by all students that he sold cigarettes for twice the price and none of the fuss.
In physics class I had the same teacher as I had for math the year before, he hated my guts because I never ever read the books but would always pass the tests and he'd never be able to catch me out in a class when he called on me to give the answer. He hated that I could work problems out in my head.
He carried that hate over to physics where he essentially failed me. My report card read that I was disruptive, but my fellow peers vouched for me that I was the quietest in the class because I didn't want to be there any longer than I had to be.
One IT Class, the teacher had to leave for family problems, she went back to Ukraine as her mother got terminally ill. The substitute teacher could not even power on her machine let alone browse the intranet to her mail box.
I taught the class how to do word processing and excel spreadsheets, she failed me for being 'arrogant and disruptive'
Forgive me if I don't give two shits about if a teacher nowadays has any control over a class room because prior to 2015 I promise you a lot of teachers were abusive/corrupt.
@@Rexhunterj They still are abusive and corrupt, now with a side of laziness!
Good point!
It's hard to come up with a standard to pick out bad teachers, despite the fact that other teachers, parents, students, probably even the school janitors know who they are. Why? One example. My favorite professor in college wrote his own textbook for his class. It's the only textbook I've read since college more than once.
Low pay is only part of the problem, bad policy and lack of parent involvement is causing the decline in education. Parents and teachers working together is the best formula for a child learning.
That is ridiculous that you are supposed to pay for a student to teach you what you're supposed to be getting from a professor!
I will add to his point about T.A.'s teaching classes. In the 1970's, one mother demanded the tuition money back from Texas A&M because the grad-students were all foreigners and her child couldn't understand a word they said. I was a student then; she wasn't wrong!
TA's are studying for their Masters, they are not a Master in the subject, they're merely attempting to become a Master.
A student pilot would be a good example of this, they've not yet shown they can even land a plane yet
And on the subject of TAs, one module that my son took when he did his recent MSc degree, was taken by PhD students, not the professor.
The best education I ever experienced began the day I arrived at reception at Fort Jackson,in South Carolina.Life lessons I still hod on to.#3, never ever quit at anything. #2 accept full accountability for what you do, and #1, self last.
I graduated in 1977 in South Texas.
Never had a really bad teacher I thought should have been fired.
In my town in Massachusetts in the mid 90's the tenured teachers in my highschool made well over 100k a year. Every city and town comes out with a booklet of all the town employees salaries.
MAN I SHOULD HAVE BEEN A TEACHER INSTEAD OF SMOKING POT
Teachers are not paid $20k. They made $30k 20 years ago, which is closer to $70k today adjusted for inflation, and they only work half the year.
Average Texas teacher salary is $56k.
Starting salaries can absolutely be that low. I started in 2004 making $25K. One of my mentors started in the same district in 1981 making $21K. I’d believe that same district paying no more than $30 to start now. Half the year!? We’re lucky if we get a few weeks off. Teachers are there 2 weeks before and 2 weeks after not to mention in service days, weekend event chaperoning, coaching, club advisors, detention, “duties as assigned” and more. “Vacations” are a chance to get caught up and do any professional development because we are expected to hold kids’ hands a lot more.
Uneducated people are easier to control. Seems like the powers that be want this situation
Who are the teachers that care? Vida Chase, my 5th grade teacher, the best of the best. Totally compassionate and engaged. A true hero! I love her today as much as I appreciated her concern. Everybody knows the bad and the good. Eschew the evil.
Teaching - Straight days, no nights (ex special events), no weekends (ex sports coach), summers off, full benefits, 3/4 time at most, starting wage is usually $25- $30/ hr, no checks on your results, can't be fired.
Professors out here making $200 g's a year stealing the work of their students. Telling them, "That's how it is. Earn your dues like I had to." All while having the same students teach their classes. Absurdity!!
If you go to a beauty school to get your hair cut, colored . . . by students you do not pay the same price that you would pay in a regular salon for a reason; they are learning their craft on you. Same thing with a TA, they are honing their teaching skills on (often unsuspecting) students who are actually paying for a certified professional.
When I went back to college in 2005, I had an instructor who threatened to fail me for not wearing a tie to class despite the fact that I maintained an 98% average. Little to say, I completely lost my patience with him when he tried to go over the mid-term with class and couldn't do it. Me and a former classmate of mine told him to grab a damn seat and that we have it from here. Seriously from that day on, I made it my mission to get him terminated before the end of the semester and I accomplished it while maintaining a near perfect grade despite his hollow threats.
He's talking college tenured "professors" for the$150K. Harvard still has to pay the queen of plagiarism $900K per year. What did she lose?
My first grade teacher was a nightmare. She would pick on kids, bully us, paddle us and insult us regularly. For example, she would ask who went to church, and would then tell the kids that didn't raise their hands that they were gonna burn in hell. If she didn't like you, you were getting paddled at least twice a week. She was (way too many years later) finally fired and it wasn't pretty.
I was led to believe the person in that video would be "brought to tears." And they seemed like they were fine by the end of that clip.
Under paid teachers is a fallacy perpetuated by the teachers unions. The average elementary and middle school teacher's salary in the US during 2022 was approximately $66,000/yr for 160 days of work or roughly $412.50 per day. The average salary for US workers in 2022 was $58,000 for 260 days of work or $223 per day. Horrible or excellent, these people make more than a living wage. They also have the option of working during the summer to increase their yearly income. Everyone else? Two jobs, time away from family and exhaustion.
In the state of Kentucky, in one school district alone, there are over 250 employees, mostly administrators, making nearly $300,000 a year.
My masters program was written by my professors And provided as part of my tuition I had zero books costs for grad school. Although I did purchase a hard copy of the tax code which filled a suitcase
I've been around academia. When covid ended, they wanted to continue to work from home. Some demanded it. Can u imagine?
Amen Jojo, the teachers that do care threaten the ones that are made to look bad.
He didnt say gym teachers, he just said teachers making $150,000. That being corrected he is telling facts across the board
My sister was a TA and she didn't even have her standard college diplomas. Most TA aren't getting their doctors or masters
Freshman year in college, my English teacher was a chain smoker (early 1980s) and spent half of every class telling us how she was having problems getting het book published. Had another teacher, also English class, tell us. "If you don't believe in Jesus you are going to hell". I paid tuition for this? Waste of money. Both women were terrible at teaching the subject.
Some public school teachers, teaching students aged between 12 and 17, have made videos saying they had to leave because there was no discipline of any description in the classroom. The teenagers were not interested in learning or listening to a word the teacher said. They were aggressive and objectionable, sometimes to the point of threatening or even committing violence. The teacher got no support from the administration or the management of the school.
To improve education in public schools, it seems to me that this is the first issue to be addressed. Discipline must be rigidly enforced as a matter of course. The staff-to-student ratio must be workable, ie not too many in one class. This presupposes good salaries and working conditions for teachers, to attract highly qualified people. However, without discipline, there will be nothing.
You forgot to mention, no discipline from parents. If they do not value education, neither will their child.
Any professor who writes the text book you are supposed to buy to take their class is practicing the ULTIMATE in CONFLICT OF INTEREST!!!!!
Jojo, I love your channel! You are intelligent and think maturely and logically.
Having said that, your video title does NOT accurately describe the video (no one was brought to tears).
Don't do that. Be better.
that is no teacher, no matter what it is called.
I barely remember a handful of my teachers. Along with the good ones that challenged me and made the subject matter interesting I remember the awful ones who if it wasn't for the instructors text books wouldn't know what they were supposed to teach.
$800 for a class? Classes at KU go for close to $1400 for a three credit class.
This needs more exposure & action, the whole public school system is a failure !
I saw a short recently it was a teenager a boy who walked out of class because he told the teacher he was so sick of the fact that all she did was hand the kids packets and let them do the work in the packet but she wasn't doing anything to engage the kids and get them excited about learning and that's what's gone wrong in the school system. It started when it was all about the scores that school children were getting and that would incentivize the budget for that particular school district for that year. So it became all about tests not about learning and excitement it was about memorizing. And this poor kid was begging this teacher to teach the class to get them engaged and excited and work their minds asking them questions and teaching them how to use critical thinking and I believe it was probably a 9th grader or 10th grader. It's on a short and he was so smart and it just broke my heart that he was begging this teacher to teach him because he wanted to learn and she basically just sat back in her chair at her desk and told him to get out of class and ignored his cry for change.
With education the problems run deep… not only do the people that do less seem to get rewarded often but also the government and state education policy makers keep adding more stuff for teachers to do that is not teaching, grading etc. in order to try to “fix” the problems. We need to give good teachers the time to teach and do their main job- teach, lesson plan, and grade. That in and of itself is plenty to do!
Those that can't, often become teachers.
We used my teachers book in Unix Lee Cottrell. But then in my next school over a 1000 miles away my next teacher referenced Lee Cottrells Unix book several times...
When in HS, many years ago, a number of teachers were inadequate or easily distracted.
Tenure is a huge problem at all levels of education. My wife worked in the school system, damned near impossible to get rid of the bad ones.
Cancel the bad teachers! This is the future of kids, not the ego of the teacher
You can search state employees’ pay on most states’ websites. That way, taxpayers can publicly see who works for the state and how much they are paid, including benefits. We should insist that local governments and school systems do the same.
As a college student I’ve had TAs that were still working on their bachelors
They say teachers are underpaid but they only work 9 months a year. If they were to get a summer job instead of doing nothing their income would go up.
There's no incentive to be a good teacher if they know they won't get fired. The good one's genuinely love their jobs.
I had a 'gym' teacher that I could believe made that much. He was a good football couch, and he was one college degree away from having a PHD. He didn't do it cause he love coaching. He was also a really good teacher. He loved history and you could tell that by taking his class. Those that make that money and do what was described deserve to be fired.
You and the LFR family do good work, i think the tide is turning, and folks like you make a difference, be proud of that.
College professors making you buy their own books are the worst. I swear this is the only way for them to make money off their books!
Public Unions should be abolished.
A few years ago I was looking it up. The lowest paid teachers in the US get paid about 30k (probably more now) and they were demanding money from people that get paid about 12-20k a year
TA means Teachers "assistant"... Who exactly are they assisting, when there is no teacher?
As a teacher, I absolutely agree with this video. Get rid of the bad teachers. Not all are bad, but they create so many issues with our young people. Teachers should teach students content and how to analyze that content. Social agendas do not belong in elementary schools, middle schools, or high schools.
I'm not going to accept medical care from someone who is "GOING TO BE" a doctor, nurse, surgeon, whatever. What they may be in the future is irrelevant. I want the person who is the expert NOW. Same with professors. TAs may be on their way but that's the point - they are not there yet.
Yes, I’ve had two teachers that should have been fired. My fourth grade teacher was an alcoholic who drank in class, vodka in a water bottle. She’d fall asleep with her head on the desk after lunch. If it weren’t for the fact that I loved to read, I’d have wasted an entire year. The other was a doctoral student in Education. He was supposed to be teaching a course entitled, The K-12 Curriculum for NYS. If he happened to show up within the 10 minutes allotted, he had no lesson plans and gave no assignments, in class or out. He would jot down two or three student proposed “topics” on the board, have us vote on them, and spend the remaining 15-20 minutes having a “class discussion.” Our final was an essay, “My Favorite Teacher.” I kid you not. Numerous complaints were filed, but no responses were given.
BTW, both were fired, only too late for those of us unlucky enough to have had them. The group of us in college were required to re-take the class the next semester at our own expense! I joined six other students and filed a lawsuit against the college. Technically, we lost, but the college reluctantly changed their minds and did foot the bill. We received no monetary compensation for our time.
The public school never acknowledged Mrs. A’s condition or took into account the extra help needed by many fifth graders. Math wasn’t my strong point, and I never really caught up until the summer before high school. I enrolled myself in a private school’s program, paying for it with my own money upon the realization I was not going into Algebra 9, but Practical Mathematics my freshman year.
I had a few bad teachers in high school but the one who really sticks in my mind (as her behaviour was so extreme) was a math teacher. I think she was probably an alcoholic or something looking back. She would rant about how much she hated kids, hated teaching, only did it for a pay check etc. She always turned up late, planned no work for us and now I’m older I think she seemed drunk or hungover. My (I think it’s called home room teacher in the US) main teacher was just ineffective, as he had no control of the classroom at all. He allowed so much bullying in his class right in front of his eyes. Never did a single thing. If a student complained about bullying, he did nothing. However, if a student became angry and upset with him over the fact he did nothing, he would have them suspended! Unfortunately I had this teacher every single year in high school and he had me suspended.
I went to a community college in New jersey. My major was criminal justice which is a joke. I had more credits in Philosophy. I was offered a scholarship to Rutgers for Philosophy. I turned it down because I was already working as a cop. The professor always had his door open for any student. I was tutoring my Logic class as I was taking it. The college paid me. I didn't have to take my final, yet I did so. I finished first and helped the other kids out. I was a year out of the USMC and the kids were about 18. The professor went to lunch as I helped the other kids. C+ was the lowest grade. It was fun.
150,000 K ?.
Teachers? I’ve been a teacher for many years and don’t know a single teacher paid that amount!!!!
I had a teacher who was so old she could have taught history from personal experience. She was deaf and well the students enjoyed making fun of her. I absolutely hated her lit class because the entire time all my fellow students did was mock the woman until she turned around. The woman should have retired 5 years earlier. But because she had tenure nope!
No one's paying a teacher assistant to teach class. No one. No one wants an education from a assistant. No one. I would demand my money back from any school if a teacher's assistant was the person standing at the front of the class on day one.
Having all the responsibility and no authority is the worse job. Paying more does not solve this problem. Give the teachers the authority to boot a problem student, and fail ones not willing to try. Education not appreciated is a waste of resources. Reward those willing to put the effort into, and house the rest. Life is not a participation sport. Just observations.
I had a math teacher who would on a daily basis hand out quiz papers instead of teaching. Then, i caught him picking his nose while watching us squirm over a quiz we havent even fully learned yet. I just watched the film " The golden child" with Eddie Murphy and told him he might scratch his finger picking his nose in the middle of winter. Found myself in the hallway the rest of the hour.
Teachers should be evaluated by improvement not grades. Someone who coaxes a reject kid to a pass grade is a good teacher, somebody watching over A+ students that are top tier anyway, how much are they doing?
Someone coaching a football team pushing mediocre academics through tests they can't do just so they can play a school sport, are denying that child education because he believes it's all they can do.
Good teachers teach children to question, challenge and learn themselves, they DON'T indoctrinate or use parrot fashion repetition to get someone to think of repeat whatever they're told.
When I was in CHEM 101 the teacher and lab instructor were TA's still working on their Master's Degree. They pretty much just passed everyone so they could work on their own theses. In fact, the lab TA was younger than me and I dated her for a while. I got a C in the class, but an A in the lab. I probably would've failed if there was a professor teaching and a doctoral student running the lab.
I understand why there is a teacher shortage. Who would want to teach kids today? Way too many are entitled, disrespectful, and not willing to put in the work.
There are no teachers making $150,000 a year. That’s such an exaggeration. It’s not even half that.
Those TAs are learning as they're teaching! That is the point!
I believe it is Sweden where it is easier to become a Dr. than to become a teacher. They are also paid like Dr.'s.
My computer science teacher in high school. She had almost no clue how to teach anything about computers. Granted, computers in class and home weren't common at the time. But if she is going to teach, she should know it. I learned literally nothing in that class all year except that I knew more than the teacher. She couldn't answer any of my questions, so she had to bring her book to class so I could look it up for myself. Made a password program on my disc that she couldn't get into.
I had a high school English teacher who would write the day's assignment on the chalkboard (yes I'm old) then sit on her butt for an hour grading the previous day's assignments and reading romance novels. She never once gave a lecture and seemed angry if anyone had a question about the day's assignment. This was not a "teacher".
I had a master's level TA in my grad school lol. Really dumb, too, because I had to correct his corrections on my papers.