21 Apr 2022, 7:08 am
luckystrike.es wrote:
Pepe wrote:
luckystrike.es wrote:
kraftiekortie wrote:
There really aren’t too many of these “activist” teachers in primary schools.
Many teachers have conservative values, too.
The main focus in early primary school classrooms is keeping order in the class. There’s really not much time for “activism.”
Many teachers have conservative values, too.
The main focus in early primary school classrooms is keeping order in the class. There’s really not much time for “activism.”
Agreed.
One might question the motives of anyone suggesting this is a rampant problem in public grade schools.
Has anyone said or suggested, in this thread, that this problem is "rampant"?
Just checking.
Yes. The OP when it was suggested that these teachers are outliers and, at the very least, the 3rd presenter.
I prefer facts and logic over fear mongering and conspiracy theories.
I do not accept challenges to prove the Boogeyman does not exist.
The strongest opinion I have shared in this thread is that critical thinking skills are important. You, of course, are free to disagree.
You misunderstand.
I meant, has any WP poster said activist teachers are rampant?
21 Apr 2022, 10:05 am
Pepe wrote:
luckystrike.es wrote:
Pepe wrote:
luckystrike.es wrote:
kraftiekortie wrote:
There really aren’t too many of these “activist” teachers in primary schools.
Many teachers have conservative values, too.
The main focus in early primary school classrooms is keeping order in the class. There’s really not much time for “activism.”
Many teachers have conservative values, too.
The main focus in early primary school classrooms is keeping order in the class. There’s really not much time for “activism.”
Agreed.
One might question the motives of anyone suggesting this is a rampant problem in public grade schools.
Has anyone said or suggested, in this thread, that this problem is "rampant"?
Just checking.
Yes. The OP when it was suggested that these teachers are outliers and, at the very least, the 3rd presenter.
I prefer facts and logic over fear mongering and conspiracy theories.
I do not accept challenges to prove the Boogeyman does not exist.
The strongest opinion I have shared in this thread is that critical thinking skills are important. You, of course, are free to disagree.
You misunderstand.
I meant, has any WP poster said activist teachers are rampant?
Pepe wrote:
kraftiekortie wrote:
This person is almost certainly an outlier.
This is not what goes on in the vast, vast majority of classrooms.
This is not what goes on in the vast, vast majority of classrooms.
There seems to be a lot of "outliers".
Pepe wrote:
kraftiekortie wrote:
There really aren’t too many of these “activist” teachers in primary schools.
This one suggests differently:
viewtopic.php?t=404668#p9000407
There is nothing for me here
21 Apr 2022, 3:51 pm
21 Apr 2022, 6:18 pm
luckystrike.es wrote:
Pepe wrote:
luckystrike.es wrote:
Pepe wrote:
luckystrike.es wrote:
kraftiekortie wrote:
There really aren’t too many of these “activist” teachers in primary schools.
Many teachers have conservative values, too.
The main focus in early primary school classrooms is keeping order in the class. There’s really not much time for “activism.”
Many teachers have conservative values, too.
The main focus in early primary school classrooms is keeping order in the class. There’s really not much time for “activism.”
Agreed.
One might question the motives of anyone suggesting this is a rampant problem in public grade schools.
Has anyone said or suggested, in this thread, that this problem is "rampant"?
Just checking.
Yes. The OP when it was suggested that these teachers are outliers and, at the very least, the 3rd presenter.
I prefer facts and logic over fear mongering and conspiracy theories.
I do not accept challenges to prove the Boogeyman does not exist.
The strongest opinion I have shared in this thread is that critical thinking skills are important. You, of course, are free to disagree.
You misunderstand.
I meant, has any WP poster said activist teachers are rampant?
Pepe wrote:
kraftiekortie wrote:
This person is almost certainly an outlier.
This is not what goes on in the vast, vast majority of classrooms.
This is not what goes on in the vast, vast majority of classrooms.
There seems to be a lot of "outliers".
Pepe wrote:
kraftiekortie wrote:
There really aren’t too many of these “activist” teachers in primary schools.
This one suggests differently:
viewtopic.php?t=404668#p9000407
There is nothing for me here
You understand how "context" works, right?
"A lot", in this context, doesn't mean it is "rampant".
22 Apr 2022, 8:58 am
22 Apr 2022, 9:01 am
Fnord wrote:
flamingshorts wrote:
Stop living in denial.
You first.flamingshorts wrote:
Issues like LGBTQI+, BLM, Climate change are part a larger conspiracy.
Evidence, please?flamingshorts wrote:
It involves getting control of education and media. Corrupting political parties.
Evidence, please?flamingshorts wrote:
Pedophilia and Freemasonry are part of the control mechanism.
Evidence, please?flamingshorts wrote:
Been planned for a long time.
Evidence, please?flamingshorts wrote:
I don't have all the details and answers . . .
That is the only obvious thing about your posts.flamingshorts wrote:
The supporters of LGBTQI+, BLM, Climate change and communism will be the first executed or imprisoned. . .
Evidence, please?I don't have a problem with you asking for evidence.
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