If we are going to address the root causes of kids misbehaving we need to discuss the original sin of man - the taking of God’s forbidden fruit from the Garden of Eden, but the left is not ready for that conversation….
If we’re really going to address the “root causes" of kids misbehaving, we need to discuss the increase in single-parent households and children born out of wedlock
But I don't think the left is ready for that conversation yet...
sorry for the cringe but widespread hatred of cyclists is fully a mass delusion caused by normalised car culture. even those that don't drive become annoyed at anyone that disrupts the system as normal, the violent speed and flow of the roads. cyclists are slower, weaker, lesser
Educational sectarians on here never seem to have actually engaged with any scholarship on critical thinking pedagogy or even conceptual definitions. They are all just rehashing the same tweet over and over
Most “critical thinking” instruction is cargo-cult pedagogy. Critical thinking is largely what domain knowledge looks like while being used. You cannot teach students to reason deeply about subjects they barely know.
“You’re just going to punish the kid and not get to the root cause of why they’re misbehaving?!”
If I may, maybe the root cause is a lack of structure and consequences
Maybe their unmet need is a detention
I want the Science of Learning to succeed and have similar wishes.
They should stop bashing inquiry, tone done the rhetoric of certainty, and invite serious scrutiny of their data. 🤔
@PCSnow1604 I think the prevalence of ambulance ramping in basically all states of Australia signifies that the design of hospitals is worthy of criticism.
@Ignorethis92797@educator4ever36 No we don’t teach that. I would teach my students not to use imprecise statements such as “women are much more toxic than men” or vice versa, rather we would strive for greater clarity in our arguments
@Ignorethis92797@educator4ever36 Yeah I mean if you consider toxic femininity to be “behaviours and practices that support harmful stereotypes and expectations of women” then I would say we do look at toxic femininity.