Unfortunately, even in higher education enabling lack of accountability is seeping into everything. We have people seriously advocating no deadlines, no late penalties, no zeroes, etc. Everything and anything but holding them accountable.
the problem about online school is that students really don’t care, personally i haven’t learned anything from online school and i know tons of students who haven’t either.
How much are YOU actually putting into it? Students can’t expect teachers to carry 98% of the weight and come away from the experience with any kind of education. In my experience, students are using the pandemic as an excuse to be lazy and play Minecraft and then wonder why they aren’t getting anything out of the exchange. I’ve got plenty of students who are excelling, but many of those who aren’t are the same ones who don’t care in-person, either.
@@ClassroomConfidential me and a bunch of other students are trying our best, despite that we learn almost nothing. my classmates in my ap classes that normally have A’s are scoring C’s, and they are the ones who try the most. i
Well, all you can do is try your best. I still believe that you get out of education what you put into it. You can’t put it all in your teachers; they are doing their best. I understand it is a struggle, but hopefully you can squeeze some value from this year.
Most likely, the accademic hoops that they are being obliged to jump through have little to no relationship with what they are anticipating the future to hold. The world and the people around them will be making them nihilistic and they lack the inspiration to learn "whatever" the curriculem is. If the only options they feel they will have thanks to a post covid world are dead end menial jobs they will be LUCKY to get and keep.... "whats the point in school?". When their future is no more international travel, wrecked ecconomies, devalued currencies and so on... Inspiration and faith is what they are deficient in.... I'd start there.
Unfortunately, even in higher education enabling lack of accountability is seeping into everything. We have people seriously advocating no deadlines, no late penalties, no zeroes, etc. Everything and anything but holding them accountable.
Ugh! It’s beyond ridiculous!
I wish I could show this to the parents of my students..... Horrible times. Respect from my heart to you.
Thanks! Respect to you! We’ll get through this!
@@ClassroomConfidential ☺ surely.
Amen!!!!!!!!
Thanks for watching!
God, I needed to see this. Thank you!
Thank YOU, Christina!
Well said, friend. What do you recommend if there is a lack of accountability culture at the school itself?
Excellent question. I think a lot of schools are experiencing that the past few years. I wish I knew the answer.
PREACH! I told my students, “ no more nice Dawson” last week!
Ha! Good for you! 😃
the problem about online school is that students really don’t care, personally i haven’t learned anything from online school and i know tons of students who haven’t either.
How much are YOU actually putting into it? Students can’t expect teachers to carry 98% of the weight and come away from the experience with any kind of education. In my experience, students are using the pandemic as an excuse to be lazy and play Minecraft and then wonder why they aren’t getting anything out of the exchange. I’ve got plenty of students who are excelling, but many of those who aren’t are the same ones who don’t care in-person, either.
@@ClassroomConfidential me and a bunch of other students are trying our best, despite that we learn almost nothing. my classmates in my ap classes that normally have A’s are scoring C’s, and they are the ones who try the most. i
Well, all you can do is try your best. I still believe that you get out of education what you put into it. You can’t put it all in your teachers; they are doing their best. I understand it is a struggle, but hopefully you can squeeze some value from this year.
How?
No clue.
Do you?
Most likely, the accademic hoops that they are being obliged to jump through have little to no relationship with what they are anticipating the future to hold. The world and the people around them will be making them nihilistic and they lack the inspiration to learn "whatever" the curriculem is.
If the only options they feel they will have thanks to a post covid world are dead end menial jobs they will be LUCKY to get and keep.... "whats the point in school?".
When their future is no more international travel, wrecked ecconomies, devalued currencies and so on... Inspiration and faith is what they are deficient in.... I'd start there.