Ju Hee Lee it was a valid question. Walking at the commencement ceremony is one thing, taking your diploma away is another. One is for show, the diploma is real even if you don't walk.
it's a valid question, I chose not to walk for my graduation at uni, because I din't want to buy the robes and sit in the sun, I just wanted my degrees which I did recieve
Walking is a big deal for some though, the ceremony allows their family to come and support them, maybe after struggling to pass, to see students give that up for changes, rather than just "nah, I don't want to" is nice to see.
SoulPancake not sure which class you're teaching but my old piano teacher his friend taught history and geography, he had his kids do a concert tour, planning out which dates and locations made the most sense... always which I had that class. wish I had been in yours as well... the best my school did was go to mediaeval times while we read Beowulf!
My teacher made a contract in a gibberish font claiming the printer malfunctioned and asked us to sign saying it was a permission slip for a field trip. It was in fact a slip claiming that whoever signed it had to bring him a sandwich everyday. It was a way of teaching how Native Americans were told to sign something they couldn't read.
This made me remember the lessons at school that got me excited about learning. It's always easier to understand something when you can relate it to your own life. Cool video.
My Government teacher invited local officials (Mayor, Police Chief, etc) to debate topics against students, often making us debate against what we believed, to teach us to research, and how to act in a debate. She also made sure that those officials also came just to talk about their role in local government. My History teacher would bring in people too, Veterans especially, to talk about having lived through major historical events. My two favorite classes by far.
Yeah, for me science was where the coaches were, now I'm having trouble finding any school that wants a history teacher that doesn't coach, so I'm back in IT support until I find a spot
TheMovieMyLife I'm 50/50 about that opinion... just because some things (namely life) are supposed to be teached at home, or at least outside of it. "Education starts from home", as they say.
Tiago Cardoso - Your stance is understandable. Nevertheless, the usefulness of a class called Life is highly dependant on the curriculum / precisely what is taught in said class. Education does indeed start from home but at home it only starts. It would have been interesting to hear what the kids in the class actually wanted to learn in a class called Life. Such a request likely comes from the understanding that life is tough and not everyone knows what they need to know when they need to know it. Therefore the more prepared one can be with at least the key fundamentals, the better.
Tiago Cardoso I understand what you're saying but what about all the kids without parents to teach them about life? Or if the parents themselves weren't educated properly
Response on another comment: SoulPancake18 minutes ago +ZeroTactics great question! And good job commenters for your guesses, you were spot on. All of the camera people were part of the TV program in the school. Nick told the class that it was being filmed for the school board to review. In the interest of tightening up the video it was left out of the final edit.
Dude this teacher is teaching them amazing things. I feel like emailing this to my history teacher now 😂 he's teaching them passion and to stand up for what they believe in while teaching them about history. I absolutely love this. Props to the teacher!
Yeah, that's how I would have reasoned it. I didn't think the repercussions he gave where that bad. I wouldn't mind not being able to go to prom and I'd prefer not to walk at graduation... So I honestly wouldn't lose anything by keeping my name listed.
+NFITC1 More like parents are vicious towards schools because they can't believe that their little snowflake is a trouble maker, or is failing because they aren't putting in the work. That's not to say that they are not on occasion completely justified. But there is a lot of blaming of schools for issues that either are not the schools fault and/or responsibility. Or are something the school should be enforcing but is unable to do so because you have handcuffed the school.
Nick Ferroni is a great teacher who energizes his students and is actually teaching something really useful. The Principal supporting and helping get the message across was delightful. This shows how powerful communication can be. Just stand up and be counted for what you believe in. You might not always get what you want, but at least you will have been heard and there is great satisfaction in being brave.
Bloody brilliant!! I had a teacher that taught very interactively and I learned more from him than any of my other teachers, during my academic career. I'm glad people still teach like this.
So proud to call Nick a friend of mine. These amazing projects truly invoke a thought in the youth of America about their independence and power as a person. BRAVO!
I know this is 3 years later, I just wanted to say thank you. I had an amazing teacher who taught and thought just like this. I'm 40 now, and he is still my hero. What's even better is that now he is also my friend and neighbor.
I think that teacher is a true credit to his profession! Bravo! The only way children will learn these days is to demonstrate the lessons and actually show them how things work, hands on! I wish we had teachers that inventive and demonstrative when I was attending school! 😀
When I was in high school in the late 80's, an assembly was held just before Remembrance Day. The principals came out and announced that Canada had joined with other countries and declared war against another country (can't remember which one now). Though everyone's first thought was it's a joke, they were very convincing and we began thinking maybe it was possible. A fear in us certainly grew. When they finally admitted it was all pretend, we really had a better understanding of what soldiers and their families went through. Excellent teaching!!
Some of the best advice I was ever given: You are always free to do anything you want in life. ..but you must be willing to live with the consequences of your actions or inactions.
applause to all the teachers out there that make education engaging and memorable. it's sad most schools focus and put pressure on repetition and forced memorization to perform better at standardized tests.
When I was in high school, I was in the NJROTC. From the time I was 6 years old, I knew I wanted to be a US Marine, so hence why the JROTC. My junior and senior year, our Naval Science Instructor was a retired Marine Corps 1st Sergeant (1stSgt). He would take some of the cadets that would take different liberties for granted, down to the VA hospital, particularly where Marines, Soldier, Sailors, Airmen, etc have been returning from Iraq and Afghanistan injured and missing limbs. True sacrifice comes with blood shed. I think more teachers should show students where their freedom comes from by showing them the ones who put their lives on the line willingly everyday. While this was a good lesson, I think there are some in the class that did not fully get it. My niece used to take things for granted until I took her with me to visit a guy I once served with who had just returned home from Afghanistan missing his left leg. He told her the stories of us in combat together, back to back, brothers in arms, fighting for each other. After seeing what he had sacrificed for this country, to this day she is very grateful for what she has. She even has gone on opening the eyes of her fellow students.
+ZeroTactics great question! And good job commenters for your guesses, you were spot on. All of the camera people were part of the TV program in the school. Nick told the class that it was being filmed for the school board to review. In the interest of tightening up the video it was left out of the final edit.
This was a brilliant demonstration for a history class teaching about the Declaration of Independence and standing for what you believe in. I commend Mr. Ferroni for coming up with this interactive approach to teaching such an important lesson. Well done.
Honestly, I've been considering unsubscribing for a while now, a lot of boring, weird, annoying or uninteresting videos. And then this video reminds why I never do. That was really amazing! It would be really interesting to perform more studies like this with actual statistics and reference to real life scenarios, historical or contemporary.
+Edwin Lawerance we're glad you're sticking around and would love to hear your thoughts on the content you like / don't like on our channel! Please email us at pitch@soulpancake.com and I'll look out for your email.
an awesome lesson..hats off to the teacher...the principal and the students that stood there ground...and this lesson couldnt come at a more perfect time...thid vountry was founded on principals and morals...and the word of God...let the poeple speak and stamd on their beliefs and convictions
My City Council in my City is threatening to give anyone who feeds the homeless in my City Park a ticket, misdemeanor or to be arrested. Fridays is the day I feed the homeless and have been doing since 2011. I am willing to get arrested for giving food to the homeless. We will see, tomorrow might be the day I might get arrested for the first time. I have nothing on my record. It its a crime to give food to the homeless I will do the time. This Law Ordinance is unconstitutional and ridiculous. Its time for people to stand up for what they believe in.
This teacher is teaching like life teaches. First the pain, then the lesson. The Career classes is a requisite. Young adults have no skills after leaving High School. I went to a Vocational Technical School half the day and HS the other half. When I graduated, my first job as a Machinist was DOUBLE the minimum wage at 17. That's $30k a year in today's money. Great story.
this is so huge to see how the kids react on it . its great I love it and the kids learn to know their feelings and use their mind by thinking . I gues their loyalty is important for the future . Loyalty seems so passe now a days . hope thats comming back to thanks for sharing
Very proud of the students & awesome teaching tool. Now let's try this on the people that really need it: some of the grown 'adults' who act like idiots instead of civilized & UNDERSTANDING human beings to bring about change.
Change for the sake of change is sometimes very bad. Everytime I got a new boss everything became worse. However, Change to improve something is good even if it isn't an improvement for you. Such as the lives of our founding fathers who paid the ultimate price. Is the lesson here to "protest because you don't like the dress code" and the boys can't see enough of you legs, or is the lesson "make changes for a getter education and future?" That was the concern of the founding fathers. They did not protest because it was their right. It was their future and our present and our childrens' future. We must be responsible for the consequences of our protests.
I would love a teacher like this, at lest a teacher that does this type of lesson to help you understand what it was like for people in history to change something for the better
I went to an alternative high school that had a class called "Life Skills" and then every new student enrolled had to take this class that lasted 5 weeks. It was amazing! It was like cooking, finance, health, communication skills. It was AWESOME
very well displayed on how the decoration of independence was based on I had an American history teacher that thought the same way you did about teaching the history of this country and I wish the school systems had more teachers like you and my old high school teacher Mr. Mcgurre he made learning fun
I had a teacher exactly like this in 7th grade his name was mr. Nguyen and now I am 32 yrs old. So it’s great to hear there are still great teachers out there. But now I wonder what my teacher is doing right now. Bc I remember he always said there was always a meaning to his madness. Now I understand what he meant.
**nobodyiy goes up to sign it ** “Wait he said we aren’t walking at graduation, do we still get our diploma?” “Yes you just aren’t walking.” **everybody goes up to sign it **
There was still a hope that things would deescalate until the Declaration was signed. That was a moment of no return for the Continental Congress. Even the war wasn't necessarily treason without the force of a new nation behind it.
The guy in the blue shirt is saying at the end of the video that he stood up for what he believed in but earlier he was one of the only ones that went to the paper to cross his name out????..... LOL
Loved this.. I wish all of my teachers were like Mr. Ferroni (Feroni?) I would have learned so much more in my younger years... keep up the great work...
Mr. Ferroni, congratulations you´ve made a change in those kids minds. You made them think of the greater good, it´s amazing. Keep it up. BTW, super hot teacher, and you know what make you hot? Confidence.
This is how a lot of teachers should teach, this was a life lesson
YoAntoNeo I do
YoAntoNeo no, *ALL*
YoAntoNeo the problem is standardized testing, teachers only teach the required information to pass. I remember when teachers inspired me....
THANK YOU! With so much pressure on test results, teachers are scared to deviate from the lesson plans, and in some cases, have almost no time anyway!
Do the same performance for the 5 different classes a high school teaches? Tough think to ask of teachers.
He said we cant walk at graduation. But, we're still getting a diploma right? 😂😂😂 CRACKED ME UP
Ju Hee Lee
it was a valid question.
Walking at the commencement ceremony is one thing, taking your diploma away is another. One is for show, the diploma is real even if you don't walk.
it's a valid question, I chose not to walk for my graduation at uni, because I din't want to buy the robes and sit in the sun, I just wanted my degrees which I did recieve
Walking is a big deal for some though, the ceremony allows their family to come and support them, maybe after struggling to pass, to see students give that up for changes, rather than just "nah, I don't want to" is nice to see.
@ Valentine Amoretti: Sadly, no one taught you to spell or proof read.
Ju Hee Lee that kid's asking the important questions!
Someone pleaaaase hire the principal for their next movie.
+Cecilia Rivera right!?
SoulPancake not sure which class you're teaching but my old piano teacher his friend taught history and geography, he had his kids do a concert tour, planning out which dates and locations made the most sense... always which I had that class. wish I had been in yours as well... the best my school did was go to mediaeval times while we read Beowulf!
My teacher made a contract in a gibberish font claiming the printer malfunctioned and asked us to sign saying it was a permission slip for a field trip. It was in fact a slip claiming that whoever signed it had to bring him a sandwich everyday. It was a way of teaching how Native Americans were told to sign something they couldn't read.
TwelveDex lmao
Man... That's good...
Did he get a lot of sandwiches? 😂
This made me remember the lessons at school that got me excited about learning. It's always easier to understand something when you can relate it to your own life. Cool video.
My Government teacher invited local officials (Mayor, Police Chief, etc) to debate topics against students, often making us debate against what we believed, to teach us to research, and how to act in a debate. She also made sure that those officials also came just to talk about their role in local government. My History teacher would bring in people too, Veterans especially, to talk about having lived through major historical events. My two favorite classes by far.
Monty Leverett Man, all my history and government teachers were also coaches who were only interested in their sports.
Yeah, for me science was where the coaches were, now I'm having trouble finding any school that wants a history teacher that doesn't coach, so I'm back in IT support until I find a spot
Loved this example of how making a topic personal to the students facilitates learning! Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
Yes to a class called Life.
The School of Life. It's awesome channel on UA-cam. Check it out. :-)
Sollo Narh - Thanks. I already watch it. The founder of The School Of Life - Allain de Botton is kind of a British National Treasure. 😊
TheMovieMyLife I'm 50/50 about that opinion... just because some things (namely life) are supposed to be teached at home, or at least outside of it. "Education starts from home", as they say.
Tiago Cardoso - Your stance is understandable. Nevertheless, the usefulness of a class called Life is highly dependant on the curriculum / precisely what is taught in said class. Education does indeed start from home but at home it only starts. It would have been interesting to hear what the kids in the class actually wanted to learn in a class called Life. Such a request likely comes from the understanding that life is tough and not everyone knows what they need to know when they need to know it. Therefore the more prepared one can be with at least the key fundamentals, the better.
Tiago Cardoso I understand what you're saying but what about all the kids without parents to teach them about life? Or if the parents themselves weren't educated properly
And all the kids just tought the camermen in the corners were nothing unregular at all
Response on another comment:
SoulPancake18 minutes ago
+ZeroTactics great question! And good job commenters for your guesses, you were spot on. All of the camera people were part of the TV program in the school. Nick told the class that it was being filmed for the school board to review. In the interest of tightening up the video it was left out of the final edit.
High School classes are filmed a lot.
Timothy O'Brien Where the hell did you go to high school?!
SOCOM DELTA ALPHA well one thats not in america apparently
We film our class quite often. but it's for our school news channel
Dude this teacher is teaching them amazing things. I feel like emailing this to my history teacher now 😂 he's teaching them passion and to stand up for what they believe in while teaching them about history. I absolutely love this. Props to the teacher!
It's easy to sign away the prom when you're not going anyway.
It's not at all easy to sign away walking with your class at graduation when you know you're going to face the wrath of your parents.
Julie Ann
walking is for show. You'd still get your diploma on the mail.
Yeah, that's how I would have reasoned it. I didn't think the repercussions he gave where that bad. I wouldn't mind not being able to go to prom and I'd prefer not to walk at graduation... So I honestly wouldn't lose anything by keeping my name listed.
More like the school would suffer the wrath of the parents. Parents are vicious towards schools because schools suck.
+NFITC1 More like parents are vicious towards schools because they can't believe that their little snowflake is a trouble maker, or is failing because they aren't putting in the work. That's not to say that they are not on occasion completely justified. But there is a lot of blaming of schools for issues that either are not the schools fault and/or responsibility. Or are something the school should be enforcing but is unable to do so because you have handcuffed the school.
Nick Ferroni is a great teacher who energizes his students and is actually teaching something really useful. The Principal supporting and helping get the message across was delightful. This shows how powerful communication can be. Just stand up and be counted for what you believe in. You might not always get what you want, but at least you will have been heard and there is great satisfaction in being brave.
I wish my school did things like this cause it would make learning easier to understand.
The nerdygrl Yes, rather than reading out of a damn textbook and trying to retain the information.
I was afraid of that principal, and I KNEW he was part of the lesson. I bet that teacher couldn't help feeling a little shiver.
Bloody brilliant!! I had a teacher that taught very interactively and I learned more from him than any of my other teachers, during my academic career. I'm glad people still teach like this.
My hat goes off to this teacher. As a retired teacher myself I'm truly impressed by his creativity and sincerity. More power to him!
"We can't walk but we still get our diplomas right?" Lol 😂 i feel you kid. We are on the same page
I wish they taught like this at my school it would be a lot better great video by the way and also there should definitely be a class called life
0:12 and when I meet Thomas Jefferson, imma compel him to include women in the sequel WORK!!
Asher Halperin lol good job White knighting
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good to now that I'm not the only one who thought about Hamilton xD
Asher Halperin crap I literly just put that in the comments lol😂
Asher Halperin yes!!!
So proud to call Nick a friend of mine. These amazing projects truly invoke a thought in the youth of America about their independence and power as a person. BRAVO!
Excellent Teacher backed by an excellent Principal- you know those students were engaged in learning.
I know this is 3 years later, I just wanted to say thank you. I had an amazing teacher who taught and thought just like this. I'm 40 now, and he is still my hero. What's even better is that now he is also my friend and neighbor.
That principal nailed it. I had a principal that looked like him back in highschool and he always had the hallways pumped up. Always lively.
I think that teacher is a true credit to his profession! Bravo! The only way children will learn these days is to demonstrate the lessons and actually show them how things work, hands on! I wish we had teachers that inventive and demonstrative when I was attending school! 😀
Rise up!
When you’re living on your knees, you rise up
Tell your brother that he’s gotta rise up
Tell your sister that she's gotta rise up
This teacher is a beast. His love for his subject matter is really evident.
Excellent teacher. Great lesson. Nothing comes free, everything has a cost, how hard are you willing to work to get it.
Excellent teacher.
This is awesome. Keep up the great work explaining to our kids the importance of freedom and the necessity for sacrifice to achieve it.
Pause at 0:59 her face m8 Her: I hate school, I hate life
They were probably "that escalated quickly"
Great teacher, and principle, getting students involved and thinking about what will effect their future.
When I was in high school in the late 80's, an assembly was held just before Remembrance Day. The principals came out and announced that Canada had joined with other countries and declared war against another country (can't remember which one now). Though everyone's first thought was it's a joke, they were very convincing and we began thinking maybe it was possible. A fear in us certainly grew. When they finally admitted it was all pretend, we really had a better understanding of what soldiers and their families went through. Excellent teaching!!
Great teacher! He fleshed out the constitution for his students. They will remember this for a long time!
Some of the best advice I was ever given:
You are always free to do anything you want in life. ..but you must be willing to live with the consequences of your actions or inactions.
applause to all the teachers out there that make education engaging and memorable. it's sad most schools focus and put pressure on repetition and forced memorization to perform better at standardized tests.
"...protests don't always have to be violent. Sometimes, you can just sign your name." Thank God I'm raising my own kids
I LOVE this! this is the kind of teachers we need! teachers passionate about teaching students and impacting them with their lessons👍
When I was in high school, I was in the NJROTC. From the time I was 6 years old, I knew I wanted to be a US Marine, so hence why the JROTC. My junior and senior year, our Naval Science Instructor was a retired Marine Corps 1st Sergeant (1stSgt). He would take some of the cadets that would take different liberties for granted, down to the VA hospital, particularly where Marines, Soldier, Sailors, Airmen, etc have been returning from Iraq and Afghanistan injured and missing limbs. True sacrifice comes with blood shed. I think more teachers should show students where their freedom comes from by showing them the ones who put their lives on the line willingly everyday. While this was a good lesson, I think there are some in the class that did not fully get it. My niece used to take things for granted until I took her with me to visit a guy I once served with who had just returned home from Afghanistan missing his left leg. He told her the stories of us in combat together, back to back, brothers in arms, fighting for each other. After seeing what he had sacrificed for this country, to this day she is very grateful for what she has. She even has gone on opening the eyes of her fellow students.
Outstanding learning experience! Kudos to that teacher! We need more like him! Great that the principal was part of this lesson!
wait how did they not know it was a prank when there were visible cameras everywhere?
ZeroTactics They were probably told that this class or all their classes will be recorded for educational reasons or something like that.
ZeroTactics sometimes schools do observations of classes for like a project or something
+ZeroTactics great question! And good job commenters for your guesses, you were spot on. All of the camera people were part of the TV program in the school. Nick told the class that it was being filmed for the school board to review. In the interest of tightening up the video it was left out of the final edit.
This was a brilliant demonstration for a history class teaching about the Declaration of Independence and standing for what you believe in. I commend Mr. Ferroni for coming up with this interactive approach to teaching such an important lesson. Well done.
Brilliant! I bet this lesson-this question-will stay with the students their whole lives. Well done!
Honestly, I've been considering unsubscribing for a while now, a lot of boring, weird, annoying or uninteresting videos.
And then this video reminds why I never do. That was really amazing! It would be really interesting to perform more studies like this with actual statistics and reference to real life scenarios, historical or contemporary.
+Edwin Lawerance we're glad you're sticking around and would love to hear your thoughts on the content you like / don't like on our channel! Please email us at pitch@soulpancake.com and I'll look out for your email.
this was wonderful to watch and I appreciate this message to the youth of America!
an awesome lesson..hats off to the teacher...the principal and the students that stood there ground...and this lesson couldnt come at a more perfect time...thid vountry was founded on principals and morals...and the word of God...let the poeple speak and stamd on their beliefs and convictions
This is the absolute most boss thing I have ever seen in my life!!
Finally teaching real life! Awesome job teach!
I commend these educators. We need more of this in our public schools.
My City Council in my City is threatening to give anyone who feeds the homeless in my City Park a ticket, misdemeanor or to be arrested. Fridays is the day I feed the homeless and have been doing since 2011. I am willing to get arrested for giving food to the homeless. We will see, tomorrow might be the day I might get arrested for the first time. I have nothing on my record. It its a crime to give food to the homeless I will do the time. This Law Ordinance is unconstitutional and ridiculous. Its time for people to stand up for what they believe in.
This teacher is golden
This teacher is teaching like life teaches. First the pain, then the lesson. The Career classes is a requisite. Young adults have no skills after leaving High School. I went to a Vocational Technical School half the day and HS the other half. When I graduated, my first job as a Machinist was DOUBLE the minimum wage at 17. That's $30k a year in today's money. Great story.
this is so huge to see how the kids react on it . its great I love it and the kids learn to know their feelings and use their mind by thinking . I gues their loyalty is important for the future . Loyalty seems so passe now a days . hope thats comming back to thanks for sharing
this should be done in more schools, I feel like this teaches how it felt better than just reading about it would have
That was awesome! kudos to the teacher and the kids whom didn't waiver because of threats of punishment.
That's why you don't stand up a protest, or fight against anything, just accept and go with the flow.
that's what a teacher and principle should look or act like.
Yes to a class for learning LIFE SKILLS. how to adult and be responsible!!! AND: Chapeau teacher! way to go!
We have to learn to fight for our thought without violence. Congratulation to the principal and teacher for this prank.
I needed a teacher like that when I was a kid.
Great teacher and great principal!
Every school should be doing this to their students. The teacher made the idea of protests requiring sacrifice a real life lesson.
Very proud of the students & awesome teaching tool.
Now let's try this on the people that really need it: some of the grown 'adults' who act like idiots instead of civilized & UNDERSTANDING human beings to bring about change.
brilliant....teacher of the year.
“Without sacrifice there’s no change.” That really got me.
Change for the sake of change is sometimes very bad. Everytime I got a new boss everything became worse. However, Change to improve something is good even if it isn't an improvement for you. Such as the lives of our founding fathers who paid the ultimate price. Is the lesson here to "protest because you don't like the dress code" and the boys can't see enough of you legs, or is the lesson "make changes for a getter education and future?" That was the concern of the founding fathers. They did not protest because it was their right. It was their future and our present and our childrens' future. We must be responsible for the consequences of our protests.
And who is the arbiter of what is worthy of being protested? You?
I would love a teacher like this, at lest a teacher that does this type of lesson to help you understand what it was like for people in history to change something for the better
Bravo Mr. Ferroni............................and class!!!
Damn that Principle can act. He missed his calling. He he.
This is the coolest teacher ever.
I went to an alternative high school that had a class called "Life Skills" and then every new student enrolled had to take this class that lasted 5 weeks. It was amazing! It was like cooking, finance, health, communication skills. It was AWESOME
very well displayed on how the decoration of independence was based on I had an American history teacher that thought the same way you did about teaching the history of this country and I wish the school systems had more teachers like you and my old high school teacher Mr. Mcgurre he made learning fun
We need more teachers like this.
He's a good actor
If I had even 1 teacher like this, I wouldn't have dropped out
This is an amazing way to teach kids history and how to make change!
Very interesting approach. I bet those kids won't forget that lesson bc of the delivery. Nice job.
I had a teacher exactly like this in 7th grade his name was mr. Nguyen and now I am 32 yrs old. So it’s great to hear there are still great teachers out there. But now I wonder what my teacher is doing right now. Bc I remember he always said there was always a meaning to his madness. Now I understand what he meant.
**nobodyiy goes up to sign it ** “Wait he said we aren’t walking at graduation, do we still get our diploma?”
“Yes you just aren’t walking.”
**everybody goes up to sign it **
the founding fathers weren't committing treason, they'd already declared war long before signing ...
Jason Peng They committed treason by declaring war, obviously.
Michael Edmunds not really, the founding fathers went to Britain a bunch of times during the war and didn't get "killed"
Jason Peng That's just because brits are polite folk. :p
Michael Edmunds ehhh
There was still a hope that things would deescalate until the Declaration was signed. That was a moment of no return for the Continental Congress. Even the war wasn't necessarily treason without the force of a new nation behind it.
That was a great lesson and so true in everything we do. Good job....
a real teacher how refreshing, good work sir.
Brilliant! BRILLIANT!
Now thats a real teacher right there!
this was really cool. I enjoyed seeing how some students stuck to how they felt and held a stance.
Teacher of the year! Awesome video
The guy in the blue shirt is saying at the end of the video that he stood up for what he believed in but earlier he was one of the only ones that went to the paper to cross his name out????..... LOL
Mr. Larry scared me, and I already graduated high school 😂
Loved this.. I wish all of my teachers were like Mr. Ferroni (Feroni?) I would have learned so much more in my younger years... keep up the great work...
I wish I would have had teachers like him.
Great Teacher... Great Exercise‼️
I just like the Principal saying "You woulda did what I asked."
Good lesson- great teacher- even greater students who are more mature than a lot of adults I know! 😊
Good job to both the teacher and the principal!
Mr. Ferroni, congratulations you´ve made a change in those kids minds. You made them think of the greater good, it´s amazing. Keep it up. BTW, super hot teacher, and you know what make you hot? Confidence.
Wow! This is what education looks like!
This teacher is awesome, wish I had him
Awesome! As a history education writer, I applaud you!
I'm "borrowing" this as a history teacher. This is very creative, engaging, and makes the content come to life.
More videos like this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YES, YES. GREAT JOB SUPER EDUCATORS, I AM CONTINUING TO BE A GREAT TEACHER. THANKS 🙏🏿 👨🏾🏫👨🏾🏫👩🏾🏫👩🏾🏫#BEAUTIFULLYBLESSED