Public schooling is so fucked in America

Public schooling is so fucked in America

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Clown world shit

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Kek what are you so scared about?

maybe we should be supporting the SJWs? Turns out they are the ones holding blacks down, even if inadvertently

You want to breed an illiterate underclass that can only get an income through crime and welfare? Bad idea.

Paulo Freire teaching methods.
Basically they view education's purpose as the means to inspire a "critical consciousness" that challenges the current world that brutally oppresses the learner.
So reading is not done because it's a necessary skill, because, in Marxists view, all learning to read on its own does is create the conditions to replicate the current, oppressive world. So to challenge that world you need to abandon "See Spot. See Spot run." and instead write "See Julio. Julio is non-binary. Julio is shunned by those considered normal." Etc.
Again, the idea is that education in its normal state will just replicate the current world, so they change education for the express purpose of creating a critical conscience.
The teachers say stupid shit based on assumptions, such as "oh, education that's not marxist is just dehumanizing children and treating them like robots, even worse it cements their oppressed positions within society."

Yes, these people need to be fucking shot.

We have our solution.
>Republicans, and white conservatives, have long been hostile to public schools.
>Republican candidates talk about “school choice” and putting God and prayer back in schools. What they really want, though, will result in the end of public education for the poor, and disfavored minorities like LGBT people.

>Their plan looks like this: Parents are given a voucher for several thousand dollars that comes out of the state education budget. The money can be spent on tuition for charter or private schools, microschools (collective homeschooling), or regular homeschooling. Republicans say the “money goes to the kids.” In reality, it reduces money going to public schools to a point where the schools will be dramatically underfunded.

>Conservative states such as Arizona, Florida, and Texas have been particularly aggressive in “school choice” reform that undercuts school funding. Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate (and insurrectionist Christian nationalist) Doug Mastriano goes a step further. His educational plan is to eliminate property taxes, which is where half of the money for Pennsylvania schools comes from, and replace the lost revenue with vouchers for $9,000. This covers only half of what it costs to educate a student there.

>Cutting public education spending by more than half would destroy public schools for millions of students. Unlike private religious schools, they must comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and other state and federal regulations, creating overhead. Drastic reductions in educational quality would be necessary to continue meeting even the most basic requirements, going far beyond eliminating art, music, PE, and school counselors.

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>In most cases, public schools would be forced to rely heavily on “cyberlearning,” where a child is handed a tablet and watches educational videos and learning programs, receiving little if any actual instructional time. Teacher pay and requirements would be dramatically reduced, to the point where anyone who passes a background check and can hand out tablets in the morning for minimum wage is eligible. There is already a desperate shortage of teachers in the United States, and drastic cuts to educational spending guarantees more unqualified people in classrooms.

>Private religious schools are in many ways worse. Many of them were founded by segregationists in the aftermath of Brown v. Board of Education and remain nearly all-white (and racist) today. There’s very little government oversight of religious schools, leading to opportunities for graft and abuse. They do not have to comply with the ADA or Title IX, leading to discrimination (but higher test scores overall, since poorer children and students with special needs are generally excluded). Nor do they have to comply with state civil rights laws protecting LGBT students, or even students with LGBT parents, relatives, or friends.

>Similarly, these schools can function as outlets for religious and political indoctrination: teaching that the earth is 6,000 years old, or promoting the anti-historical jingoistic nonsense contained in The 1776 Report. Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk has started a network of anti-“woke” Turning Point Academies in Arizona, with plans to expand nationally. The first school has around 600 students and will open in Glendale this fall, thanks to a partnership between Kirk and Phoenix megachurch Dream City.

>literally 1984
Kek