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zombie wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:So I recently hired a chef for Crave. Guy has been a chef for close to 40 years. We were talking about a shared experience we had with a local food bank.

This place is subsidized by the government. One of their main functions is training people to cook who need a second chance. Both of us were told in meetings with directors there that the students were not really motivated and there was no one they would really stand behind.

So...is this the right kind of teacher? Or are they simply being honest about the students?

could be a bit of both? also, not every student, assuming they want to learn, will take to one type of teacher. you have to different processes. if some students aren't taking to one approach, let another type of teacher give it a go?

I was told they do not want to learn. They are there so benefits continue or as part of probation.

Also. Fuck that noise with blaming the teacher. Put on some big boy pants and listen. It is a second chance, not a ballerina school.

some won't want to learn, when it's mandated. some won't take to the approach. but we can lump them all together for the sake of footopia.

so what do you do with the ones who don't want to learn? do you allow them to keep getting benefits, regardless? how do you feel it should be handled?

don't dodge my question?

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:Baltimore schools spend a staggering $16,00 per student - the fourth-highest rate in the nation - and still an investigation by Fox45's Project Baltimore revealed that at six city schools, not one student scored proficient on either the statewide tests for English and math.




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At West Baltimore's Frederick Douglass High, one of five high schools and one middle school where not one student scored a four or a five on the state test, only one out of 185 students who took the test last year scored a three, while 165 students scored a one, the lowest possible score.

The schools are:
• Booker T. Washington Middle School
• Frederick Douglass High School
• Achievement Academy at Harbor City
• New Era Academy
• Excel Academy at Francis M. Wood High
• New Hope Academy


Product of liberal inner city policies

so you think it is a result of the system that they grow up in, not just of bad kids / families?

Foo wrote:Liberal society is a great big circle jerk.

- elect stupid liberal to lead
- enact stupid liberal policies
- exploit the desires of liberal constituents

Wash, rinse, repeat.

Blame others for an individual's failings, as for more bullshit programs, then blame the programs. Ask for more money, change the programs. Continue to blame others for the individual's failings.

Foo wrote:
Fuck em. They face the consequences if their actions. End the benefits and/or their probation. Why waste tax money of workers on those not trying?

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:Liberal society is a great big circle jerk.

- elect stupid liberal to lead
- enact stupid liberal policies
- exploit the desires of liberal constituents

Wash, rinse, repeat.

Blame others for an individual's failings, as for more bullshit programs, then blame the programs. Ask for more money, change the programs. Continue to blame others for the individual's failings.

so is it the individual's failing, or the liberal policies?

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:
Fuck em. They face the consequences if their actions. End the benefits and/or their probation. Why waste tax money of workers on those not trying?

just let them do whatever they'll do on the streets, then?

Tiggnutz wrote:

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:Baltimore schools spend a staggering $16,00 per student - the fourth-highest rate in the nation - and still an investigation by Fox45's Project Baltimore revealed that at six city schools, not one student scored proficient on either the statewide tests for English and math.




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At West Baltimore's Frederick Douglass High, one of five high schools and one middle school where not one student scored a four or a five on the state test, only one out of 185 students who took the test last year scored a three, while 165 students scored a one, the lowest possible score.

The schools are:
• Booker T. Washington Middle School
• Frederick Douglass High School
• Achievement Academy at Harbor City
• New Era Academy
• Excel Academy at Francis M. Wood High
• New Hope Academy


Product of liberal inner city policies

so you think it is a result of the system that they grow up in, not just of bad kids / families?

First and foremost the breakdown of the the African American family is the main problem too many children born into broken homes with no parental structure or guidance. Than factor in that liberal bullshit makes talking about that an act of racism. It's a complete breakdown of everything and those kids don't even have a chance.

Foo wrote:You can't live in fear that if you do not pay for people, they will start looting.

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:
Fuck em. They face the consequences if their actions. End the benefits and/or their probation. Why waste tax money of workers on those not trying?

just let them do whatever they'll do on the streets, then?

As long as it is not criminal. If it is criminal, back to the clink. Eventually people will learn.

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:
Fuck em. They face the consequences if their actions. End the benefits and/or their probation. Why waste tax money of workers on those not trying?

just let them do whatever they'll do on the streets, then?

As long as it is not criminal. If it is criminal, back to the clink. Eventually people will learn.

do you want the clink to just be like an internment camp of sorts for criminals (as i can't think of another example to fit), or do you want any focus on rehabilitation / re-integration at all?

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:Baltimore schools spend a staggering $16,00 per student - the fourth-highest rate in the nation - and still an investigation by Fox45's Project Baltimore revealed that at six city schools, not one student scored proficient on either the statewide tests for English and math.




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At West Baltimore's Frederick Douglass High, one of five high schools and one middle school where not one student scored a four or a five on the state test, only one out of 185 students who took the test last year scored a three, while 165 students scored a one, the lowest possible score.

The schools are:
• Booker T. Washington Middle School
• Frederick Douglass High School
• Achievement Academy at Harbor City
• New Era Academy
• Excel Academy at Francis M. Wood High
• New Hope Academy


Product of liberal inner city policies

so you think it is a result of the system that they grow up in, not just of bad kids / families?

First and foremost the breakdown of the the African American family is the main problem too many children born into broken homes with no parental structure or guidance. Than factor in that liberal bullshit makes talking about that an act of racism. It's a complete breakdown of everything and those kids don't even have a chance.

was this breakdown of families caused by the families themselves?

at least you're acknowledging that some pretty large part of it is because of the system, beyond the individual(s).

Headhunter wrote:Republicans throw you in jail, Democrats keep you dependent. Wonderful trade-off.

Foo wrote:

Headhunter wrote:Republicans throw you in jail, Democrats keep you dependent. Wonderful trade-off.

Luckily you can avoid the former by following the law.

Headhunter wrote:

Foo wrote:

Headhunter wrote:Republicans throw you in jail, Democrats keep you dependent. Wonderful trade-off.

Luckily you can avoid the former by following the law.

I'm glad you like in a society where the goal is to throw as many people in jail as possible. I find it an embarrassment to the world.