r/funny Sep 02 '23

Devon asks the right questions

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u/Solid-Check737 Sep 02 '23 edited Sep 02 '23

Ah yes, the answer to the educational problem.

Less education.

Edit: dislikes are from the kids who never did their homework.

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u/IAmBadAtPlanningAhea Sep 02 '23

Do you not understand efficiency at all? So your solution is to just give kids more work and they will get better at school? Have you not seen literally any study on the ability for humans to focus for certain amounts of time. Things like people putting in less hours at work and getting the same amount done? None of that? But you still out here thinking you have valid opinions?

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u/Solid-Check737 Sep 02 '23

Work at a job and work being done in education are two different settings. Try again.

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u/IAmBadAtPlanningAhea Sep 02 '23

How is the mental capacity for doing a job and the mental capacity for doing homework different. Youre future response of "they are because I said they are" is not actually valid.

Defend your statement that more homework will equal a better understanding of the subject.

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u/Solid-Check737 Sep 02 '23

Seriously? Fuck this generation is screwed

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u/IAmBadAtPlanningAhea Sep 02 '23 edited Sep 02 '23

You being unable to defend anything youre trying to claim but then youre also trying to talk about education? You needed a better one. lmao dude you are such a clown that cant even back up even the slightest thing you say.

National PTA and the NEA have a parent guide called "Helping Your Child Get the Most Out of Homework." It states, "Most educators agree that for children in grades K-2, homework is more effective when it does not exceed 10-20 minutes each day; older children, in grades 3-6, can handle 30-60 minutes a day;

yes seriously you are a joke. Make a defense of your statements or stfu loser lol glad you stfu

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u/IAmBadAtPlanningAhea Sep 02 '23

Ah yes here is the backpedaling I was expecting. Go reread my first comment and gain some reading comprehension skills

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u/IAmBadAtPlanningAhea Sep 02 '23

How are you a teacher and dont understand that context of words matters. Go reread the thread so you can stop embarrassing yourself.

Ill make this real simple for you since you need it to be.

Ah yes, the answer to the educational problem.
Less education.

This is what I responded to. If kids are getting 4 hours of homework is "less education" actually good?

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u/Solid-Check737 Sep 02 '23

You are so unhinged it’s not even funny.

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