I mean keep the topics related to school not their personal life… the kids don’t go to school to hear the teachers gossip… they go to learn… not learn the teachers sexual preference

Girls were a very important part of my studies in high school.

so a straight teacher should also not talk about the fact they have a spouse?

It’s not school related so no…


My kid is there to learn not hear about your LOVE life

so they must remove wedding rings to avoid kids asking about the sex of their spouse? and aren't allowed to have any pictures?

No they could just simply say that’s not what school is for, your here to learn and I’m here to teach, not tell you about my relationship… btw how many young kids ask questions about wedding rings? Are you a teacher, if so that makes me kinda nervous for your students

Having a specific cirriculum nation-wide is absolutely essential on some level. You can't really be a functional country if half your students aren't learning the basics they need to function.

Do you think common core fails in that regard, and if so what do they do that should be changed?



This philosophy would work if students and teachers were both robots, but this kind of autism will never work in the real world.

Growing up I knew about every teachers life because they are people and want to share their experiences with the students. It's vitally important that teachers impart more than the textbooks they are teaching.

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Maybe later years but I can assure you first and second graders aren’t asking about spouses… they are normally asking what 8 - 3 equals or something innocent, atleast I thought this was the case… and furthermore I don’t even remember ever having a teacher that had a picture of their spouse on their desk…

And I don’t think kids really care about rocks on a finger or even understand the significance of a marriage ring depending how old they are

There is a time and place for everything. What purpose does school serve? Can we say it is forming better adults? Or are we merely mending the tools for `society`. Really, who is school really serving?

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my wife is a teacher, students in the age 3-10 range ask personal questions of teachers all day every day.

why are you nervous?



the issue is simple, schools cant teach the entirety of common core in a school year in many instances. they simply dont have enough time in the year. so it clearly needs revision. a national standard isn't a bad concept, but it also shouldn't be 125% of the time they have, nor 95% of the time. it stifles creativity. and the resources arent provided for lesson planning to teach common core, its a list of items teachers must figure out how to teach. its as good of a first step towards teaching reform as ACA was for healthcare reform.



its a scam by Big Janitor to employ moppers.

This post was edited by thesnipa on Apr 28 2022 12:04pm