Comments by "Diana Pennepacker" (@dianapennepacker6854) on "CNBC"
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Extrapolate.
Because I think the only thing that matters is if the kid knows the material. Not whether they do redundant work. Putting memorization above all in the age of the internet.
How about we teach kids to weed out misinformation, yes?
When I went to school. 40% of our grade was home work. 60‰ of it was from a massive test, maybe a project, depending on class.
I aced the test with 90% or higher. Yet I only got D-, barely passing as I couldn't, and didn't do the home work.
I usually had to do extra credit the teachers gave me. They knew my home life was hell. They'd have given me a better grade if they could have for sure.
It isn't right. We should be teaching functional critical thinking for our children. Not if they remember what exact date Pearl Habor happened. They only need to know what happened, and how things from history effect us today. (I love history too.)
Do I really need to know how to do complex math if I am not going to become anything that uses it? What homochirality is?
Second language? That should be taught at a young age. Again not so important.
Critical thinking skills is what we need to focus on. Then the skills we use in daily life with technology. Banking/debt. How to pay bills. First aid. Empathy.
Then electives for kids to pursue what they love instead of forcing them to do stuff they'll never use.
Our education system is so out dated. So outdated. Needs to catch up with technology, and what we want the average person to be like.
Not shove tedious school work down their throats.
With that said you should be able to fail, and kick out problem kids. Parents use school as a baby sitter, and expect teachers to raise their children.
I worked with "special behavioral" children. If they are disruptive to the entire class. Don't want to learn. They can be kicked out.
Child Left Behind had good intentions. Terrible implementation.
Getting rid of the Board of Education, lol. Trump strikes again. He really doesn't know how to fix anything. Just says he does. Then makes it all worse with half baked ideas that aren't thought through. Board of Education needs restructuring.
Mofo already talking about raising the price cap of insulin. Now this. He isn't even President yet.
Edit. People's debt should also vanish when the Board of Education does then too, by the way. Their rates were predatory to begin with.
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