@MrDanielBuck Good discipline regimes don’t end up having as much discipline as poor ones . But also suspensions and detentions are terrible forms of punishment that hurt outcomes unless the detention is staffed by a highly skilled interventionist …
@MrDanielBuck Zeroes for not turning things in being more impactful than test scores . Summatives should override formatives , and grading should reflect content mastery .
@goodmanw Gunn did himself no favors by hyping things up . Not seeing brainiac in some form at this point was a huge issue for me with the finale , given how he had hyped it up.
@MrZachG@kenoshaborn1946 Accountability and testing could have gotten us off of these things had it been remotely attempted in good faith and given time to implement . And if the impact of results on employment been focused on school and district leaders, and explictly NOT teachers.
@kenoshaborn1946@MrZachG Ideally both, but if I’m teaching math I’ll take a kid who can do all the problems without a narrative over the kid doing a narrative and the math wrong. Every time. It’s math class. Step one is make the math skills so easy to apply that they’re instinctual .
@karenvaites Only thing more horrific than the results is how predictable it was . This is the path we’ve been on since covid . Very very clearly. And most education leaders to survive have successfully hand waved it away with one hand while glad handing with the other.
@VanLathan Alfred can’t be gay, it’s incredibly problematic for his character to be taking this kind of interest in a young boy as he does . Not that a gay man adopting a boy is problematic, but think how of how sus bruce already looks at times with his robins.