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1 posted on 01/12/2023 4:12:57 AM PST by MtnClimber
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All of those novels about a dystopian future seem to be coming true.


2 posted on 01/12/2023 4:13:07 AM PST by MtnClimber (For photos of Colorado scenery and wildlife, click on my screen name for my FR home page.)
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Lucky he was not in Milwaukee Pubic System where teachers have been hospitalized by students.


3 posted on 01/12/2023 4:16:03 AM PST by PIF (They came for me and mine ... now its your turn)
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My sister-in-law was pushed down the stairs by one of her students. She was advised not to make a police report. She did and the case was tried in court. The student received a short probation and a transfer to another school where he went on to terrorize other students and teachers.


4 posted on 01/12/2023 4:22:33 AM PST by wintertime ( Behind every government school teacher stand armed police.( Real bullets in those guns on the hip!))
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Dumbing down people has always been part of the luciferian plan. Sheep are easy to control. Free thinking and stable people are not.

I feel so sad for what has been done to young people. Are many of them horrible? Yes they are. They are ruined. Then I think of some young folks I do know who are raised well who see a terrible future ahead. It is the fault of every American for allowing this damage to happen to our kids.

These schools need to be shut down and education out of government control. Won’t happen, will it?

If they aren’t killing them in the womb, they are killing them and making them slaves outside the womb.


5 posted on 01/12/2023 4:23:25 AM PST by dforest (Joy Behar is a big mouth cow.)
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Who is John Galt?


7 posted on 01/12/2023 4:27:24 AM PST by cuban leaf (My prediction: Harris is Spiro Agnew. We'll soon see who becomes Gerald Ford, and our next prez.)
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It's probably true in all fields of employment, but I see:

People walking away from teaching, because the field is a nightmare.
People walking away from medicine, because the field is a nightmare.
People walking away from the military, because the field is a nightmare.

Also, a lot of people are giving up on voting, because it's a joke.

Our society is in collapse and a lot of people don't even see it.

8 posted on 01/12/2023 4:31:24 AM PST by ClearCase_guy (Government always tries to steal freedom; People should always try to stop Government.)
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As a public-school teacher, I can wholeheartedly agree with the sentiments expressed here. It is as bad as the OP has explained-—sometimes worse. Cultural rot is endemic in education in this day and age, sad as that is.


10 posted on 01/12/2023 4:40:41 AM PST by EnigmaticAnomaly ("The truth doesn't damage points of view that are legitimate.")
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The Camp of the Saints.


12 posted on 01/12/2023 4:45:11 AM PST by EEGator
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A relative is in high school in Chapel Hill, NC, supposedly an upscale university town. She says many of the students are messed up.

Another relative, a long time teacher, helped a high school A-student, also a relative, with math homework. This teacher said the student’s knowledge of his subject matter was very shallow.


16 posted on 01/12/2023 5:09:50 AM PST by cymbeline
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“no impulse control” Of course, many factors cause behavioral issues. But this one I believe is due to cannabis culture in urban “youth.” Adult stoners are usually easy going. But those who habitually use before the pre frontal cortex is fully developed (in early 20s and earlier in females) are prone to anger and bad decisions. When I moved to the big city, I met people who had been smoking pot since grade school. All had a sad life.


19 posted on 01/12/2023 5:32:06 AM PST by neefer (Bad spellers of the world, untie!)
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Daniel Moynihan sounded the alarm about the fatherless black families back when Lyndon Johnson was President and the Democrats were in power. The dangerous percentage was 24-25%.
Johnson started to move in the direction of correcting this legislatively but his Party rebelled with cries of,”Don’t blame the victim”. (Paul Ryan). This was in 1965.

Today the black percentage is 78%...but the white percentage is close to the warning of 25%. So instead of fixing the black problem we infected the white families.

The total of both is 50 million citizens living in fatherless worlds.

To me this is our main social problem and it shows in the schools.


20 posted on 01/12/2023 5:49:59 AM PST by JeanLM
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My wife is a grade school teacher and is calling it quits. Even kindergartners are out of control. And the administration provides no support and when she disciplins a student she’s the one who is wrong. I wouldn’t last a week as a teacher but I’d sure put the fear of God in the students.


21 posted on 01/12/2023 5:54:53 AM PST by dis.kevin (Dry white toast)
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Mrs sjmjax is a high school English teacher. She could write an almost identical version of this experience. As well as another family member in public education. It’s worse than most adults or parents can imagine.


24 posted on 01/12/2023 7:10:23 AM PST by sjmjax
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I am not alone.

Retired at the end of last school year as a High School/Middle School Math teacher. Mostly felt like I was making a difference both scholastically and pastorally. However, I feared this would have been the year I would have to strike a child (due to all the reasons listed above).

27 posted on 01/12/2023 8:12:32 AM PST by goo goo g'joob
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I care that my students are literate, thoughtful, and that they leave my class prepared for college-level work.

I sympathize with her completely. However, the above sentence reveals another problem: the schools have stopped "tracking" students, so that everyone "feels" equal. The intellectually gifted kids are getting ignored, if not abused.

When there was tracking, those who have the aptitude or desire for college literacy would be in a separate class from those who are headed for trades or retail. Not that you don't need reading in the latter two; but you're less likely to need literature such as the examples she cited, i.e. Anna Karenina and equivalent.

28 posted on 01/12/2023 8:42:50 AM PST by Albion Wilde ("There is no good government at all & none possible."--Mark Twain)
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Our public schools have become a failure factories churning out students who are barely literate, unable to write a coherent sentence, ignorant of basic science, know nothing of history or geopolitical and are filled with CRT, gender bending ideology and climate change cultism.


29 posted on 01/12/2023 8:59:17 AM PST by The Great RJ
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