Schools are NOT responsible for your childrens' education

Discussion in 'Random Thoughts' started by redyelruc, May 16, 2009.

  1. redyelruc

    redyelruc The Yard Man

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    You are(and they are too, when they're older).
     
  2. opel diamond

    opel diamond burn out

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    i agree for the most part. although if parents don't teach there kids modern dance and drama i won't hold it against them :tongue:

    and at 21 i now feel more responsible than ever to educate myself further than i could whilst in education, and hope i'm succeeding with that.
     
  3. Enraged Angel

    Enraged Angel Banned

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    ...that's why we prefer to home school our children. My oldest can add smaller numbers, count to 100, say the alphabet, spell words out, read a lot of words....
     
  4. BraveSirRubin

    BraveSirRubin Members

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    Yes, but at the same time... schools are there for a reason.
     
  5. Piaf

    Piaf Senior Member

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    You as a teacher....awesome.
    I just hope you're not teaching them how to spell.
     
  6. Enraged Angel

    Enraged Angel Banned

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    name something a school can do that a parent can not.....

    haha, no, not me... I'll leave that one up to him, he's good at spelling, and REALLY good at Math.

    I'm good at the creative stuff.... and good ideas and things. As a team it works out very well.
     
  7. Jimmy P

    Jimmy P bastion of awesomeness

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    What happened to provoke this outburst?
     
  8. odon

    odon Slightly Popular

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    Don't you have had to have had (gulp) an education to teach your kids?
    Perhaps not primiary schools..but your gonna have to provide better evidence for there redundancy...

    Why (no flaky answers please)
     
  9. Holographic Trousers

    Holographic Trousers Member

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    Actually...

    It takes the collaboration of both, generally.
     
  10. Mrdude46

    Mrdude46 Member

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    I could not agree more, we taught both our children at home!
    Our daughter graduated HS at 11 and JC at 14, got her BA at 17 and her MA at 20.
    We did not make her in to a repeater.
    Our son graduated HS at 13 and is a graphic artist and loves the guitar.

    Schools are for making children into good corporate citizens, it has nothing to do with giving them an education. If you wonder why our children are fucked up you need only look to the schools, they have them longer than you do and are very well schooled in how to mold the minds of the young to love big brother.

    FUCK BIG BROTHER and the FASCIST STATE
     
  11. mamaKCita

    mamaKCita fucking stupid.

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    it's a random thought.
     
  12. opel diamond

    opel diamond burn out

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    you should send your kids to school.......thus being responsible for there education. :tongue:
     
  13. mamaKCita

    mamaKCita fucking stupid.

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    yeah, parents who have no idea what's going on with their kids' education need to get on the ball and start paying attention, above and beyond "do your homework."
     
  14. fitzy21

    fitzy21 Worst RT Mod EVAH!!!!

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    i'm not gonna learn my kids anthing
     
  15. redyelruc

    redyelruc The Yard Man

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    I work in a school. I'm sorry but I don't believe that schools are trying to make kids into corporate citizens.

    What I was actually getting at with my OP, was that most of the kids who do well at school are kids whose parents are involved in their education, helping out with homework and teaching their kids at home too.

    Some parents(quite a few actually) think that all you have to do is drop your kid to school everyday for 14 years and then they will get an education. I'm sorry. That's just NOT ENOUGH.
     
  16. odon

    odon Slightly Popular

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    Lol. I like it. That took a good education at school, that did.
     
  17. redyelruc

    redyelruc The Yard Man

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    Social interaction with peers.
     
  18. odon

    odon Slightly Popular

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    Maverickness?
     
  19. redyelruc

    redyelruc The Yard Man

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    Nothing really. I was speaking with a guy about his kid(not my student) and he was moaning about her low marks at school etc. while at the same time admitting that she worked at his somtam shop every hour she wasn't in school.

    What a fucking idiot!
     
  20. odon

    odon Slightly Popular

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    PJ parties .... Play dates. :rolleyes:
     

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