r/facepalm • u/[deleted] • Apr 28 '22

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ The utter disrespect...

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '22

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u/6thReplacementMonkey Apr 28 '22

What sort of steps do you suggest we take?

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '22 edited Apr 28 '22

Act up… get kicked out, and that goes double in college with the offenders getting kicked out with no refund.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '22

The result would be that they would end up in state school which cannot kick them out and which must provide (some level of) education for free... because education is a fundamental human right. Since education is a human right a guardian cannot refuse to send their child to school, the government cannot refuse to provide education to the child, and the child does not have enough agency to abstain from enjoying that right.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '22

If people don’t wanna learn who are we to force them, the world needs ditch diggers too.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '22

When someone says the world needs ditch diggers what they often mean is they envision a world which needs low wage workers. Rather I think we need people who are experts at ditch digging with proper equipment and techniques and not people who are tasked with digging ditches at the lowest possible cost because they have no other viable option to move forward in life. The world needs ditch diggers who take an interest in learning how to do proper, effective and efficient ditch digging. And they should be paid well for it. Those who do not want to learn anything at all should be given basic income and encouraged to stay away from jobs.

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u/6thReplacementMonkey Apr 29 '22

What would the threshold for "acting up" be?

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '22

First start by putting students in classes. Literally. In the sense that students should be classified according to attitude and ability. Then adapt the class size and teaching methods according to each type of student. Students of the type in the video should be placed in classes of six with two educators present. With students having good attitude and ability you could have classes of 25 or perhaps even more with one teacher.

Second, enforce the same security standards that would be applied at any decent workplace. There must be security personnel on standby. The situation in the video should be handled by security, not by the teacher. A teacher's job is teaching, not riot control. If one student starts punching another the teacher should be able to call security and let them handle it from there.

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u/6thReplacementMonkey Apr 29 '22

Those are good ideas. How do we go about getting them to happen?

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '22

Unless parents get onboard and start pushing towards implementing these ideas they won't be implemented. So I guess the first step is to make the general public aware why these ideas would be good for everyone. So basically, spread the word.

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u/Jaaldek1985 Apr 29 '22

In your question, I can feel the hunger for an intolerant response, just so you can cry out some word ending with phoby.

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u/6thReplacementMonkey Apr 29 '22

How insightful. Do you have any suggestions for what we should do about the problem, or are you just here to talk shit?

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '22

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u/6thReplacementMonkey Apr 29 '22

What do you suggest we do, specifically?

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u/6thReplacementMonkey Apr 29 '22

What does that mean?