Kinda bummed we picked St Charles over Harmony...inclusiveness like this is what every pre-teen needs...
That's awesome!
That's awesome!
Those boys did a good job. That boy in the hat is a cutie. I love his outfit. The other two look good but don't have the style.
I suppose it depends if you are going for the Bill Cosby look or notThose boys did a good job. That boy in the hat is a cutie. I love his outfit. The other two look good but don't have the style.
If that kid had a jello pudding pop I probably would have thought of Bill. Isn't it amazing how people turn out? Bill Cosby was a hero when I was a kid. Who knew?I suppose it depends if you are going for the Bill Cosby look or not
When have you not gone negative? Is there a single positive you have posted in this entire thread? If so. I sure missed it.Build More Prisons! Notes of a Middle School Substitute Teacher | Frontpage Mag
America’s trans-friendly, anti-racist, low expectation public schools are failing faster than you think - and it has nothing to do with money.www.frontpagemag.com
I am going to go the more bleak route. Some of this is probably hyperbole, but I think there are some truisms here as well. We are collectively failing our kids.
I hear the same stories at our local public high school as contained in that story. Only we have it worse since mine is on the cutting edge of equity and progressive teaching. Reading stuff like this makes me feel hopeless but a little less sick in my stomach that I screwed up picking school districts. At least I know that a lot of others are suffering through the same thing.Build More Prisons! Notes of a Middle School Substitute Teacher | Frontpage Mag
America’s trans-friendly, anti-racist, low expectation public schools are failing faster than you think - and it has nothing to do with money.www.frontpagemag.com
I am going to go the more bleak route. Some of this is probably hyperbole, but I think there are some truisms here as well. We are collectively failing our kids.
You say this because you live in a country that was founded on Christian principles. Just go to places where Christianity is not known well and you will see that people have different rules that would shock your American senses. Morality always comes from some place. If you don't have the teachings of Scripture then you find that loving your spouse and even your enemies is not so common in the world.Me, you, everyone on this board, and 99.9% of human beings.
You don't need a supernatural being to explain the rules of being a human anymore than you need a supernatural being to explain the rules of tic-tac-toe or basketball. You need common acceptance by a group of people. That's it.
China and India are not countries founded on Christian principles. They do have different rules, but I could easily express the truth that morality does not require the existence of a supernatural creature in those nations and not be punished for it. Similarly, people who were born and raised in those non-Christian cultures reach the same conclusion.You say this because you live in a country that was founded on Christian principles. Just go to places where Christianity is not known well and you will see that people have different rules that would shock your American senses. Morality always comes from some place. If you don't have the teachings of Scripture then you find that loving your spouse and even your enemies is not so common in the world.
I have heard democrats in my town use words against the blacks moving here with words they shouldn't use. It's not conservatives Marvin but alt right not conservatives.I get the story problem issue, it shows conservatives more often equate black with bad than liberals do. That does touch on politics. So it probably oversteps a line in a way that comparing fictional groups may not.
But that doesn't mean we adults cannot wonder why conservatives more often attribute negative words to Black.
We can have a long debate if alt right are conservatives. I probably agree they are not. But ask the alt right and they will tell you they are the conservatives.I have heard democrats in my town use words against the blacks moving here with words they shouldn't use. It's not conservatives Marvin but alt right not conservatives.
Is the alt right well-defined? I'm not really sure I understand what it means.We can have a long debate if alt right are conservatives. I probably agree they are not. But ask the alt right and they will tell you they are the conservatives.
You're one of my favorite posters on the board, but are you seriously equating Chinese and Indian morality to that of the US?China and India are not countries founded on Christian principles. They do have different rules, but I could easily express the truth that morality does not require the existence of a supernatural creature in those nations and not be punished for it. Similarly, people who were born and raised in those non-Christian cultures reach the same conclusion.
I just ordered Tom Holland's Dominion, a book where he argues that the West's values are fundamentally Christian and (I'm guessing) that we wouldn't have a lot of our secular liberal values without Christianity's teachings. I'm open to analyzing that argument and learning more about it.
Regarding where morality comes from, I am a naturalist.
There are actually a lot of Christians in China (they do not have a huge impact on the society because of the stranglehold of communism). I am not sure about India. Let me ask you a question. If some state here forced people into their homes and welded people into their apartment buildings would this be right? It is what has happened in China. One of the apartment buildings caught on fire and people died. It is why several weeks ago they had an uprising. See, we would not have that happen in the west because we believe as a culture that people are made in the image of God and should not be treated this way. In an atheistic country it is not so.China and India are not countries founded on Christian principles. They do have different rules, but I could easily express the truth that morality does not require the existence of a supernatural creature in those nations and not be punished for it. Similarly, people who were born and raised in those non-Christian cultures reach the same conclusion.
I just ordered Tom Holland's Dominion, a book where he argues that the West's values are fundamentally Christian and (I'm guessing) that we wouldn't have a lot of our secular liberal values without Christianity's teachings. I'm open to analyzing that argument and learning more about it.
Regarding where morality comes from, I am a naturalist.
The point of this thread was kind of negative. I have posted personal anecdotes about the teachers in my kids' lives that we have been more than happy with. The good have far outweighed the bad, I want to keep it that way.When have you not gone negative? Is there a single positive you have posted in this entire thread? If so. I sure missed it.
Pure ignorant bullshit .......... If you don't have the teachings of Scripture then you find that loving your spouse and even your enemies is not so common in the world.
Do you have an alert that’s set every time there is a negative article about teachers?Hundreds in school system had sex with students in Chicago
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Cough...groomers...cough
To keep you deniers in check.Do you have an alert that’s set every time there is a negative article about teachers?
Preach it!! Without scripture the next thing you know they’re texting an ex after a high school reunion!!You say this because you live in a country that was founded on Christian principles. Just go to places where Christianity is not known well and you will see that people have different rules that would shock your American senses. Morality always comes from some place. If you don't have the teachings of Scripture then you find that loving your spouse and even your enemies is not so common in the world.
Hm. I know you’re the hip, secular, semi-conservative divorcee around these parts. But you would do well not to fall in with the crowd that mocks and belittles Judeo-Christian religion and its teachings.Preach it!! Without scripture the next thing you know they’re texting an ex after a high school reunion!!
Noted. Thank you. I’m weak and could easily fall in with the wrong crowdHm. I know you’re the hip, secular, semi-conservative divorcee around these parts. But you would do well not to fall in with the crowd that mocks and belittles Judeo-Christian religion and its teachings.
It is quite literally part of the basis of western society.
Shouldn’t this stuff be exposed as much as possible?Do you have an alert that’s set every time there is a negative article about teachers?
You find yourself in a bad place remember with God all things are possible.Noted. Thank you. I’m weak and could easily fall in with the wrong crowd
Nope, that was just one that popped out. If I was going looking for them I think I could do a post a day.Do you have an alert that’s set every time there is a negative article about teachers?
Hundreds in school system had sex with students in Chicago
donsurber.blogspot.com
Cough...groomers...cough
I hope that's not sarcasm. You could be smited for that.Noted. Thank you. I’m weak and could easily fall in with the wrong crowd
No, I don't think she thinks that's a bad thing. I mean, what was her first reaction? To criticize you, the messenger.Nope, that was just one that popped out. If I was going looking for them I think I could do a post a day.
Would you not agree that about 2% of the teaching workforce in Chicago being involved in stuff like that would be a bad thing?
Sarcasm aside, that isn't really worth a response and you know it.It was hetero. What's the problem?
Glad she is doing better and I believe that if the child got the gun from his parents that the parents should face legal consequences.https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-64200873.amp. After she was shot, still trying to save her students.
Of course it’s a bad thing. I don’t understand why you feel the need to post everything negative you see about teaching. So when you do, I feel the need to post positives. Like how teachers put their lives on the line for children. Or how teachers spend so much of their own time and money on their children. Probably 98% of them. But you choose to focus on the 2%zNope, that was just one that popped out. If I was going looking for them I think I could do a post a day.
Would you not agree that about 2% of the teaching workforce in Chicago being involved in stuff like that would be a bad thing?