School Districts Are Suffering Because No One Will Change This
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- čas přidán 15. 05. 2024
- Schools have become far more violent, unruly, and chaotic over the past decade. But the system has found ways to cook the stats and hide how bad it’s actually gotten. Today, that plot will be exposed.
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Veteran teacher, here. As an educator for the past 24 years, I can absolutely say this: TAKE YOUR KIDS OUT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
AMEN!
20 year teacher here. It really depends on the district, but a high degree of schools, you are right.
I teach at a small Private school , and I hold the students to a high standard. I am 64 years old, and I have been teaching Science for 6 years now. I completed my PhD Physics coursework at Purdue University with a 5.9 / 6.0 GPA and I worked in National Security technology during my 34 year career. I retired for 2 years, but for the past 6 years I have taught Science at a small Private school where students are encouraged in their Faith, pushed academically to achieve, and every student by the time they graduate can write a decent 4 page essay on nearly any topic. My students after 4 years know the Periodic Table, the basics of how matter is assembled into molecules and a head start into a life of Faith and Commitment to Jesus Christ. I teach Sophmore Biology at a high level and I expect students to understand chemical bonding, the two types of cells, and how cells form tissues, organs, and organ systems.
Public school used to provide this level of education (without the religious components), but sadly the liberals got ahold of education and standards PLUMMETED!!
If you love your children, send them to Private School!!
I'm so glad my kids are grown. I might try to retire earlier than planned to homeschool my grandkids.
Wait, why? I've been doing it for 10 years in an urban school district. The kids need adults who create positive environments. If you aren't doing that, maybe you need to leave the profession.
Does anyone remember Rush Limbaugh saying, "if barack obama gets elected race relations will deteriorate." The man was so prophetic.
I think, "I wonder what Rush would say about that" at least twice a week since he's been gone. Man, I miss him.
And Obama is now running for a 4th therm.
Funny how you expect people to think and look to the past
@@ashleyquinn9143 Why is it funny?
True. During the days when Rush was around and had his show I didn't listen to him thinking he was an extremist. Now I realize that time have proven him right and me wrong.
Restorative justice is just condoning bad behavior.
💯💯💯
It’s not just condoning it, it’s trying to suppress the truth.
While penalizing the smart kids
Yes. It is also the bigotry of low expectations. The values of success are the same between cultures and skin colors. There is no reason for this crap. We need to get back to individual rights and away from group identity rights.
AMEN! (From a veteran teacher.)
My daughter was assaulted at school by a senior boy. I found out he had been expelled from 3 other school, and was being bussed to this school because of that exact behavior. "This isn't his first rodeo," his parole lady told me. No consequence, just moved him to another school to do it again. Horrible!!
Im sure his dad was furious... Oh wait
They did this in VA when the confused gender person did "acts" to girls
Getting rid of traffic lights doesn't mean traffic is safer, it just means that a lack of red lights to run. It's not measuring an improvement, it's a very crude trick.
Democrats prefer illusions over reality in every aspect of life. Which is why we are headed towards 50 thousand dollar eggs if democrats keep getting their way.
a lackin of red lights to be run.
Democrats doing what they do ) : ?
Yep
That’s a great analogy.
When I was young, violent students would get expelled for violent behavior and never return. These days it seems like nothing happens to violent students at all. They are simply ignored. If you point them out, you are treated like you are the one being violent.
It’s because it’s basically a problem with certain demographics but we can’t acknowledge that.
No Child Left Behind, Restorative Justice, DEI, Progressive Pedagogy, CRT lead ish.
When I asked a high school principal, the rationale is to keep the kid in school so that he/she can get support within the schools since it's not happening at home. That same principal also admitted that, because of the mountain of paperwork required, it's hard to expell students.
Just like government and corporate whistleblowers?? And school bullies related to teachers...
Its sad to me, because I’ve been to US public, and was essentially forced into private Christian school, not because I’m a Christian from Iraq, but because I wasn’t ghetto enough and spoke English and had hair like a white girl. Once attending a 99% white Christian school with a few Catholic Chinese and Indian. I was so much more respected despite completely different background. Whites are just better. And I’m a Christian from the outskirts of a Christian town that went to a school witj mostly Muslims in Iraq.
Restorative Justice is another name for - Kids are running the school . It’s ridiculous, you might as well allow the students to make the rules.
The darker their skin, the more they're make the rules.
@@cutndry4165The higher the melanin, the better the rule-maker. Science.
Lord of The Flies was once required reading and a basic understanding of reality. what happened?
Yes, but only the students "of color".
Well. if it's the students "of color".
its not "no one will change this" its "no one will state the obvious"
The parents don't give a damn. This weirdness goes on even at the university level. All levels of the educational system have been corrupted by this non-sense.
The suspects are being ignored yet again because they are too inconvient to mention
Say it! Say it... BLACKS!
Black people !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@ThomasLips so Republicans screwed the pooch in the from 1865-2020 and are now blaming Democrats for THEIR failures?
@@ThomasLips Most of us literally can't on YT (the comment will be automatically filtered).
Vox just blamed us for doing the sensible thing and segregating ourselves with enthusiasm. God forbid we not want to be enriched by these people and the concrete curb.
Kids don't get in trouble for bullying or fighting, but they get the book thrown at them for daring to defend themselves.
Ain’t no grown man, gonna let a student get in his face and scream at him and they shouldn’t have to
Definitely beyond disrespectful and unacceptable. However a Man knows when he needs to hold back. Be the adult. While still showing he's in charge without having to ever use violence. Unless of course they do so in self defense. Otherwise a teacher especially needs to do everything possible to avoid violence. They need to be the adults in the room. Emotionally intelligent. Critically thinking, common sense using, tough, level headed people. We expect so much of teachers already. They should NEVER have to deal with actual physical abuse on top of the insane levels of disrespectful, disgraceful behavior we are seeing sweeping classrooms. What a wild time to be alive. I am tired of seeing hard working good teachers treated so badly and being run out of the classroom. Leaving more room for these delusional, insane activists passing as teachers now days.
@@WhatTheWHAT524no grown adult should have to stand there with a child in their personal space cussing in their face. I would have pushed him away from me. This excuse that the adult should just stand there and take it is ridiculous. In a store would you let a teen go this to you?
@@WhatTheWHAT524I think it depends on the age of the child and how threatening they are being.
If this is a 17 year old getting in a teachers face screaming and cussing. I think a grown adult should be able to use a reasonable amount of force to put them in their place (like pushing them back or grabbing their collar and scaring them).
My whole family are teachers and a major problem they have in school is they are not allowed to touch the kids under any circumstances.
Even when they are FIGHTING ANOTHER CHILD they aren’t allowed to separate them or if a child starts screaming (literally just screaming Ahhhh) they aren’t allowed to escort them out of the classroom by touch.
Sometimes a little force is good. Obviously teachers shouldn’t be beating the crap out of students, but this whole you literally can’t lay a finger on these kids even if it’s just to hold them back from harming someone is just as ridiculous and harmful.
@@Twisted_A All teachers have had the "grab the kid by the collar and push him against the wall" fantasy. But the fact is, when a 6'5, 300-pound tackle on the football team gets in the face of a 5'7, 150-pound 60 year-old man, that just ain't gonna happen.
I'm not yet two minutes in, and I'm yelling, "Yes! Yes! Yes!" I'm in my 24th teaching in a public school, and I can tell you that what is happening in school now is appalling. Last year I was hit by a fourth grade boy, and just today my hand was crushed and twisted by another to get his cell phone out of my hand after I had to confiscate it (he had it out and was on Snapchat). A teacher across the hall from me, a small, petite woman, was body checked against her classroom door by a boy, who also happens to be much larger than his peers.
Kids swear at us, flip us off, yell at us, slam and throw things, and slam doors regularly. They are mean to each other, argue, and engage in physical altercations with one another. They have come to learn they can repeatedly disrupt the learning of others in the classroom, of an entire wing/cluster/section, and of the entire school. Soft lockdowns due to incidents taking place in hallways are the new norm. There are things and areas all over the school that are damaged, including holes in walls. Teachers have been sounding the alarm for quite some time about this slow moving train wreck, and I myself have been using the word "normalizing" for at least the last ten years. But like everything else in this profession, we have no say. We are told how things will be done.
If we just build a relationship with them (within our jam-packed schedule and pacing guidelines for curriculum of course), it will all be better. If we make them feel they like they want to be in the class, it will all be better. All of these behaviors are blamed on trauma. All of them. I'm far from a trauma denier as I had significant childhood trauma myself. The majority of these behaviors are not due to nervous system dysregulation from trauma, and no matter how much time, energy and effort I have put into relationship building, and no matter how many of my colleagues I have seen do the same, I have yet to see it turn any of these unruly students around. Ever. Those strategies are for normal, small behaviors from average kids.
What I have seen is the steady rise of behaviors with a coinciding steady decline of consequences. They are literally being taught that they can have all the power they want. And they're taking it. Now toss in technology and social media and we have the perfect storm.
Wow. God bless you for even trying.
I am so, so, so glad I chose to homeschool my kids. My daughter is turning 18 in three days. But I also have a 6 month old.
Looks like I'm doing it all over again.
I don’t know where you’re from, but I’m from Ontario, Canada, and ALL of what you said (and more) is true. In my city alone, a 12 year old girl was tased in the second week back to school because she went on a rampage that resulted in 3 teachers and 1 student being injured (one even had to go to the hospital for a head injury). She’s currently being charged. Parents at the school said this was a long time coming and that she had been a menace and a bully for years.
Another public school in my city had 3 grade 8 girls absolutely terrorizing the school, bullying everyone, including teachers. One mom actually organized a protest and a walk out after her daughter was terrorized by these three girls. When her daughter called her one day to ask her to come pick her up because she had been attacked, the three girls actually attacked the mom herself when she got to the office. 😳 20 staff members walked out and an online petition with over 200 signatures was created. Only after all of that did the school board actually step in and expel these three girls.
Educational assistants wear Kevlar sleeves because they’re beat up by students. Students are allowed to destroy classrooms, and all a teacher an do is evacuate the classroom and let it happen. The teachers receive no support from principals or admin. Sometimes they’re even blamed (“Was your lesson plan engaging enough?”) and told not to write incident reports.
It is horrendous. I have no idea what has happened to kids where they think they can act like this…and I’m a young millennial. We NEVER would have dreamt of acting like this!
Agreed. I work in a school system as well as a sub. I can corroborate all of this.
I’d be in jail if I was a teacher. No way in hell can I tolerate behavior like this from kids. Impossible.
@@tarynmacdonald1387 Yep. Even my 90’s Millennial born friends are appalled by this madness.
Counseling is critical BUT only after the DISCIPLINE phase. Kids are not stupid, when there are no consequences for their bad behavior, it escalates, trust me. This is why I left the classroom after 17 years. This restorative justice is nothing more than phony baloney. The results speak for themselves. Students today are being cheated out of an opportunity to have a successful academic career by administrators who refuse
to hold students accountable for anything! Even for poor grades! It is much easier to blame the teacher for low test scores. It’s a wonder that there are any teachers still left in the classroom these days!
That is true for every person regardless of age. Human nature. The quickest way to shape morals is through discipline. Punish wrong doing and reward good behavior.
My school disciplined me. My father counseled me. I was impressed.
The school curriculum needs to be reviewed. Identity Politics is fueling bad behavior. This social marxism is making all students disgruntled violent activists.
This has been an issue for a long time. Watch the Morgan Freeman movie called "Lean on Me" based on a true story from the 80s. Joe Clark was able to improve his school by throwing out the troublemakers but liberals and single moms with bad kids didn't like it.
@@Aireck174 I saw that movie. Yes, he returned his class to the basics. His students had a graduation ratio that led the nation. He changed the curriculum. He had rules and kept them.
I'm an educator with a doctorate in education and 12 years in the classroom. Curriculum has gone largely unchanged for the last 50 years or so. It does need to be changed, but it's 95% of what it was 50 years ago. I'm not a fan of restorative justice because it's a tool that only works for a few students, nor am I a fan of our lack of ability to punish students. He also cites that 2009-2019 had a negative change in student behavior. I would argue that social media plays as large a role as any in that negative correlation.
@@makeitcount179 The story takes place in the early to late 80’s. Most Baby Boomers I have spoken to have said to me schools were already going downhill by the 80’s.
@@blaketrent8548 My grandmother who passed away in 2016 told me schools were much more disciplined in the 1930’s and 1940’s when she was growing up.
They were also taught to do arithmetic, write in cursive, know etiquette and learn moral standards. None of this is taught in public schools today.
And teachers are quitting in droves.
Only the good ones. That is those that are interested in education not ideology or political activism and who leave their personal lives and beliefs at the door.
@user-ok2mq6ig5y exactly!!!! There were GREAT and I mean great teachers...we all have had one or two...the ones that love the kids, love their jobs, took the career to make a difference, and deserved a comfortable salary...sadly the 90% of bad ones the left wing policies have pushed them out and now you have the leftover garbage
While the groomers stick around, for their own reasons...
@@deusdex1186 those just looking to cash a check.
@@worldobserver3515 And indoctrinate our kids.
The ONLY reason suspension rates went down is because teachers aren’t allowed to recommend suspensions. In addition, when teachers do recommend suspension, administrators often override us. It’s beyond frustrating.
Yep. Too many suspensions make the school look bad.
Yet in my district my kids used to attend was threatening to suspend my son because he insisted on going to the bathroom on the other side of school to get away from his bullies. They didn't give a shit because...catch this... my son would get a under 5 minute tardy each day for going to the restroom he felt safe in. This is also after years of bullying and 2 years of therapy trying help his mental health from the bullying. My kids are schooled at home now and are thriving..
Obama made it that if a district suspends too many of a certain demographic federal funding would be withheld. That was the beginning of all this
The school where I worked last year was AWFUL. The kids were SO verbally abusive. A few months ago a teacher was kicked in the head and suffers such a severe concussion that she will never be able to teach again. The student was only given a 10 day suspension! She should have been expelled!
Should be in prison.
@@catherinelw9365 definitely!
People need to start suing these school districts. That is the only thing they understand. They don't care about teachers or staff.
@@terrirood8407 totally agree!
She should have been PROSECUTED for criminal assault.
My kids’ school is closing the school tomorrow because they’re doing massive layoffs due to “lack of budget”. Every year the school district takes more of my tax dollars. How do they not have the money? Because they’re irresponsible and focusing their attention on the wrong things.
Those immigrants gotta get fed somehow
You can look up their budget online. I guarantee you most of the budget goes to administration.
I think parents need to start disciplining their kids again. Y’all know exactly what I mean. Not abuse. Discipline. Schools aren’t supposed to raise your kids. That’s your job. Accountability is tough but needs to come back into our culture.
Yes 😔
Yep. Exactly
That’s the problem.. there is no discipline in those homes. They do exactly as they please. Their culture promotes it.
“I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.”
― Mark Twain
That is the least diverse school I've ever seen with only a single race of kids. Very weird.
Yeah but they demand funds because they're being oppressed by each other 😂
This and many other reasons are why it's past time to get your kids out of these schools.
Yup and its mostly 13% doing this
The same 13% doing this for the past 60 years.
The sad thing is the lack of respect and disobedience is a, uh, "bipartisan issue." But some parties are much more brutal about it.
They are applying the same logic with our actual justice system. The number of crimes goes down when you stop charging people and arresting them for committing the crimes. However, they don’t mention that the number of victims increases.
Exactly
The problem at home? For the most part it's the lack of fathers but they don't want to talk about that.
Agreed 😪
Pattern recognition forbidden right?
Yes
Vermont schools tried this in the late 80’s and early 90’s. They made us write a plan about what to do better instead of actual punishment. Then a short conversation and it was on to doing it again. Kids figure out very quickly how to manipulate the system and adults foolish enough to assume kids are good.
I have personally broke up 12 fist fights this year. I teach 6th grade. I'm a first year teacher at 48. I have a daughter and got tired of complaining about it and wanted to be part of changing it. I have been horrified, there are minimal consequences and the kids know it.
Middle school is difficult - the kids play fight, they don’t understand the meaning of personal boundaries or crossing the line. They also record everything for social media, which only fuels the crazed behavior. I feel so sad for their generation.
@@AshleyVailuuhogwash
So no consequences for people's actions got it
Kinda like privilege
I left teaching after 13 years - one of the greatest decisions of my life! Hats off for all the teachers still out there. 💜
Thank you speaking about this issue. As a teacher, I don't feel safe expressing my views on discipline because
I don't want to lose my job
Wild animals can't be domesticated.
Feral cats often seek out humans and seem to crave the comfort of a dwelling ... if they are trapped and desexed they settle right down 😳
That's why good parents either home school, or send their kids to a good private school.
The difference between private and public schools is that private school kids do better drugs.
Does good also mean rich?
And the demographics of these violent schools? About 20 years ago when I was a part of designing new Public Schools. I went into a Cleveland Middle School one that had been designated FOR troubled children. What they were doing was rounding up the problem kids and putting them in one building and letting them run wild. It was an absolute Zoo. It's way worse now😂. Suspension rates are way better now because they just let them do whatever they want🎉
They did this to me although im not american.
I got the boot from school mostly because i had a wack maths teacher and just turned against the whole system when they tried to make me write her a apology letter for something i didn’t do so i wrote a four page letter to the principle about how they were screwing over native born students for foreign exchange ones. (They all had high tech classrooms whilst we still had chalkboards in some of ours)
So they sent me to this place in the middle of the city, made ALOT of money selling weed and getting a girl pregnant that eventually destroyed my life and made me homeless.
Those sorts of places are not the answer i just wanted to work but "child labor laws" prevented that apparently.
I live in the Coachella Valley, we are pretty much a majority Mexican area with white people coming in a close 2nd and a few blacks here and there. CV high school has a reputation for bad behavior, so I'm not surprised at this report. It's scary because I didn't even know this was happening here, I don't watch the local news anymore.
I was a high school teacher for 35 years. I'm in Florida and while our students could come back to school in the fall of 2020, they were also allowed to go attend school through Zoom. I had three classes that were 'hyflex" which meant approximately half my students were in the room and half in Zoom. It was a total disaster and should not have been allowed. The fall of 2021 all students came back to school and at my school there was at least one fight, sometimes multiple fights per day, with little to no punishment. Two years later I could see the handwriting on the wall and decided to retire. I've heard from my friends it's only gotten worse. The schools are no different than what we see happening in society with our lax justice system.
I subbed. Had a student assault me for telling him to return to his seat. The district fired me.
Sue them
I agree with the other response. You need to sue!
In inner cities they are feral when they are in packs!
It's called gangs.
My hubby is a substitute teacher. He has to deal w this bs. He will send a student out to the principal, who then sends the student to a "time out room" where the student can watch CZcams videos.
Yeah, I want my tax money back.
The Democrats already spent it.
As a teacher, I want you to keep in mind that whatever these statistics are, they are only the ones that are REPORTED. Many teachers don’t even bother writing incident reports. This is for many reasons but probably number one is that they’re just overworked and underpaid.
No amount of pay is going to change this
It's almost as if there's a pattern...
But math and science are racist 🤯
I am a 20th year teacher. It is horrendous. Thank you for shining light on this.
I was a public school teacher. I saw where we were headed, so I retired when I had my children and I homeschool them. I wouldn't put a kid in any of these schools.
Can’t blame you. I went to a school in the boonies back in the 90’s, and it was a different world back then.
Most of the kids were religious, and it was at least 95 percent White. I was one of only two or three Mixed kids in the entire school. None of this race baiting garbage existed back then.
There were no school shootings when they studied the Bible and had daily prayer…violence was rare
Amen!
YES!... Amen!.... Thank You!.....
Also black kids has a mother and a father in their families. When the State started supporting single moms, it destroyed these families.
I wonder what the demographics were like back then...
And there is your answer. But more importantly, it's almost completely gone from the American household. That's why we will continue to circle the drain.
Educators have developed the misguided idea that the kids should be in charge. Then you have a "Lord of the Flies" environment.
No educator I've worked with in my 24 years in teaching feels that way. To the contrary actually. The problem is a top-down one that actually begins with outside non-profit groups and establishments who work their way into local, state and federal government. Because, well, they know what's best for everyone and how people should do the things that they themselves have never done. It's sickening.
Gotta disagree here. No classroom teacher thinks it's a good idea for students to have all the power. Should they have choice when appropriate yes, but the teacher must be the leader and respected as so. Unfortunately administration and a lot of parents have the opposite idea and believe that any discipline or correction of the child is the teacher being abusive. Teachers, good teachers might I add must be treated as a the professionals that they are and backed up by admin. The whole system needs a change.
There was (is?) a philosophy that kids learn by working together and talking. Total nonsense. Put kids in groups and they talk without getting much accomplished. Education doesn't understand that there is no silver bullet, just hard work, which some can do, but others can't, and that's why some become doctors and others work in less demanding jobs.
Well, I mean, sucks to your asmar.
Nope. Administrators make decisions and the people doing the educating are forced to follow policies with which they disagree strongly. Educators despise this crap but have no power. A major reason for leaving the profession and very few people enter the it these days.
Lies, damn lies, and statistics
- Benjamin Disraeli, former PM of the UK
After teaching a decade in China I decided to return to the US a few years ago. I am now back in China.
That CCP paycheck must have been pretty great
I completely understand why.
We're privately funded but I get it. I think the lockdown years taught me that here in China we never had illusions about what the limits are. In the west, people kind of found out the hard way. @@bigchungus8287
This is not a school problem but a parent problem. When I was young, I tried my best to be good at school because if I got in trouble at school I got it twice as bad when I got home! So in essence I got punished 3 times for one crime. The school cannot fix this problem. They are making it worse though.
For real everyone I know has children that don’t want to go to school because there’s fighting all the time
My dad had a belt named "restorative justice".
How are these kids expected to come back from this behavior?
Unless something drastic is done they won't.
Father's present and mother's at home. Then, everyone attending church on Sunday.
What he said ^
Jesus
What's the common Denominator in all the violent schools
The same denominator in every country on the planet in which they inhabit, irregardless if they have daddies or not. Fathers do not matter here.
🦧
Giving an honest answer is taboo.
Poverty
it really is just no discipline. Korea is known for being horrific for school violence, even though there are almost no black kids
no attention span...........none.......... no delaying gratification..........none.
My aunt was talking to me about this. She teaches 4th grade and the ability for kids to get away with anything has turned very young children into disrespectful, violent little monsters. She’s told me about kids trying to stab her, cussing her out, beating each other and acting generally cruel, with basically no repercussions. This is all in Multenomah County Oregon, so it doesn’t suprise me
Oregon is woke thanks to Portland, Salem and Eugene all being leftist hellscapes.
Sad. I loved Oregon back in the 90’s.
"And be able to exemplify what a true scholar is" 😂😂😂
I can "FEEL THE LOVE" from that "RESTORATIVE JUSTICE"!!!
My son is 39 and manages alot of recent high school graduates and current graduates have no basic math skills, cannot communicate with an actual human being, they can't focus on any problem more than 5 minutes without looking at their cell phones, and recent graduates are dumb as a box of rocks (my sons unfortunate description of younger Employees)!
Does this sound encouraging??
Kids cannot name three countries these days
@@gstar3569 Truth!!
What are the TEACHERS doing in Class I wonder??
@@salmonkill7 Showing how to put condoms onto cucumbers and talking about the orgies they attended last weekend.
I'm noticing a pattern...
Scott Adams knows how to fix this problem.
So they went to the student who is a trouble maker for the analysis of the situation. And the parents sound like they missed school altogether
This sort of gaslighting has been around a long time. For example, the Obama administration needed to report lower unemployment rates. To accomplish this, they changed the definition of "unemployed" to make the numbers look better, but they didn't tell anyone they'd changed it.
The problem, with the world as a whole, is simple.
When society removes boundaries, as well as punishment for violations of said boundaries, it collapses...
Want to know what the restorative justice is? Sweeping shit under the rug. These kids get no consequences and admin want to make kids and parents happy. Public education needs help.
WAIT..."majority minority" WTF is that?
It is the opposite of minority majority. I hope that helps! 😂
@@johnsmit5999It doesn't, I'm still confused.
It's minorities not wanting to lose their privilege by in fact being a majority. Just word play which the left is genius at.
4:26 “We’ve seen a decline in suspensions” meaning we are not giving any consequences at all.
I'm shocked that they would waste our time by showing this blurred footage.
its because youtube demonetizes any videos with any violence among minors
Wait a minute, are you telling me that if you have kids or people that do bad things that do not get disciplined, they will continue to do bad things? Shocker. !
Dilbert rule validated.
Not really, since Adams ignores how ghettoes were created, and you've never heard of COINTELPRO, so you look at the situation now and pretend your group had nothing to do with it.
This is a combination of no parenting resulting in kids who have no empathy exacerbated by poor diet which alone can make a young girl 1000X more agressive than a typical girl.
Scott Adams was right
Three differences about bullying in the 70's and prior: First, we didn't always beat the Hell out of each other. It was mostly, "I'll kick your butt! Oh yeah, I'll kick your butt!" Second, there was usually a father in the house that can advise a kid on how to handle a bully and third, most kids had a big brother that would physically confront a bully or even the bully's big brother.
If kids were disciplined adequately, my friend.Wouldn't have been injured on the job
It's been 8.
Weeks since she was injured by one of her students and she still can't drive and go back to work
Depends on your definition of “discipline”. If by “discipline” you mean “spanking” them, that would be counterproductive, not to mention hypocritical.
@@michaelmurray7199 Corporal punishment works. This soft cowardly attitude toward discipline is part of why we're in this mess.
@@deusdex1186 No, it doesn’t. Why do you think an increasing number of countries have banned using corporal punishment against children since Sweden became the first country to do so in 1979?
@@michaelmurray7199 It does. You people are just too weak willed to admit the truth.
They banned it because they are soft lefties who are afraid to punish anyone properly. Including hardened criminals. I mean, Sweden says it all...🤣
The anti corporal punishment agenda is not about effectiveness. It's about the weakness of western societies and their permissiveness toward antisocial behaviour and criminality.
@@michaelmurray7199 It does work. They banned it because they are soft lefties who are afraid to punish anyone properly. Including hardened criminals. I mean, Sweden says it all.
Singapore has almost zero crime because of corporal punishment. The anti corporal punishment agenda is not about effectiveness. It's about the weakness of western societies and their permissiveness toward antisocial behaviour and criminality.
Restorative Justice for the perpetrators makes no
sense. Restore Justice to the victim!
My children are adults now but if I had to raise children in this time, I’d never send them to a public school. Good values and respect are absent for the most part.
The "dey disrespeck me" attitude is a driver of a lot of this nonsense. Never once do they consider what it is about themselves and THEIR behavior that warrants respect.
You won't be a "prisoner" at a "prison" serving time because that's offensive. You'll be a "patient" at a "care facility" serving your community through a civic term.
C.S. Lewis warned about this type of rebranding being done under the guise of moral virtue.
Whenever someone gives a trite, vague, or meaningless term like "restorative justice", refuse to go along with the plan. The name is so vague is to have no meaning, and it is only designed to sneak in a stupid plan under the paper-thin guise of a good-sounding name. It's little more than an exercise in picking out good-sounding words from a thesaurus and slapping them together.
Oh you have a problem with "vague" and "meaningless" terms? Now define "woke." I'll wait.
@harveywilkinson2432 "woke" meaning: not awake to the BS going on, having your head up your ass, having your head stuck in the ground, not knowing what's going on in today's world. Shall I go on? Let's add another. Another term for a liberal, leftist, democrat!
Since woke is a massive ideology rather than a foundational virtue likenjustice your question is pathetic. But it’s not that hard Woke people adhere to a brief that the Western world is evil and must be revolutionized. They are generally unwitting Marxist’s.
@@harveywilkinson2432 Easy. Woke means "obnoxious left-wing politics, typically of a racial variety."
@@Nonamearisto those are a string of highly-subjective adjectives, not a workable definition. It is very typical of MAGAs with brain worms to repeatedly mouth-fart the word "woke" while being utterly unable to define it. You are a very special kind of stupid hypocrite for doing this while also attacking others for using words you determine are "vague." It's adorable.
I feel for that white kid and her parents, they must feel trapped in a bad nightmare.
how is that lunatic not up on charges for attempted murder?
Disciplining and expelling troublemakers worked for centuries and there is no evidence that the newly devised alternatives work any better or at all.
Kids NEED discipline. Period. They know when they can take advantage of no repercussions and will push it to the limit. Ever seen some kid throwing a fit in a store with Mom "ignoring" them? One reason is they would get in trouble if they spanked the little monster's behind by some busybody not minding their own business.
That happened to my husband and I. My son was acting out in the store. Terrible two's 😮 so my husband took him to the car and gave him a swat. Someone threatened to call the police. 1994
Parents used to be in charge of their own kid's discipline. He wasn't beaten ever.
Noticing patterns is racist.
PUPLIC SCHOOLS
THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING.
It is a nice thought to treat others kind but in junior high and high school were the most unkind individuals I've ever known.
Teachers are incredibly frustrated that students simply get a conversation of "Why did you do that? What were you feeling?" and are sent on their way with no discipline. They tell us they WANT to go get that talking to, because they get snacks, too. One of the reasons people leave the profession more and more is the lack of support when students act poorly. No one wants a job where your boss simply poo-poos your concerns.
and so many parents blaming teachers when they get caught in an altercation.. no one teaches accountability! yes teachers should be respectful, but expecting us to let children run rampant and even hurt us is not an option. parents need to step it up.
Very systemic. Systemically absent fathers.
Trump never spent any time with his children. They all turned out to be grifting scum bags just like him. We'll see about Baron...Trump never spends time with him either and Melanie is also a grifter so odds are not great for him.
Exactly!
Thanks to LBJ.
Homeschool or private school. This is the way.
They are just evil….
Every year seems like it just keeps getting worse.
Take your kids out of chocolate schools and don't look back.
Chocolate schools?
@@MoonshineH I grew up in SW Atlanta which is a majority Black area. I know exactly what he is talking about and wish my parents had done so.
@@josephnash2081 So what you’re saying is that black people are the problem?
So true. I went to all whi te schools in the 60s and 70s, until I entered high school in 1973 with about one-fourth student population who were "chocolate". That changed me forever. My husband went to all wh ite schools even through high school and is just fine to this day.
Yeah, when you stop giving students and parents consequences for their unacceptable behavior, the parents and students get angry less. My eyes roll so hard at every meeting we have on this bullshit.
7 years here, it's absolutely gotten awful. The pseudoscientific nonsense has got to stop.
Can’t help but notice a common theme with each of these violent encounters. What could it be? What seems to be the common denominator? 🤔 What is it that is always the same with the instigators? Hmm.
Males?
@@nastyathedustslayer oh it’s males for sure. Certain kind of male.
@@leojoshua21 with the darker hues?
Smh these ppl are idiots ..restorative justice smh ..but they cant admit to bad ideas smh
I know single parents that offer their children a home education. There are so many resources and co-op groups. Keep your kids safe and get them out of the public schools
Doesn't happen where I live. There's a reason for that. I see nothing but vanilla faces.
Amazing. Astounding. Perplexing.
WTF
Since when are teachers qualified to counsel? What about teaching the curriculum? The school system is broken!
I’m appalled by what’s going on in the schools…
Two of my nieces are elementary school teachers…they want out of the profession now. A 10 year old boy whose family lives a few streets away from us recently ended his journey because of bullying. (A 10 year old kid!) Another teacher I know was told to stop correcting the middle school kids grammar…just let them pass.
It’s time to stop letting the problem kids run the show.
I am *this* close to getting walrus tusk implants.
No way! I live in the Coachella Valley and I didn't know this was happening in our schools!!!! I don't even bother watching local news anymore, but this is a terrible idea that's going to have disastrous consequences.....
Not only that, but SO many schools push the gay agenda and "crt" onto children.
I grew up in a majority black neighborhood in the 90s. The middle/high school I went to had metal detectors, and kids weren't allowed to wear hoodies. And they definitely had one or two police officers in the lunchroom during lunch times.