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Originally Posted by inBOIL
And some students, whether becuase of parents or culture or genetics or whatever else, will fail no matter what a teacher does.
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This is a scapegoat...
Any kid is capable of succeeding. Those super moldable minds and all... To say some children will fail no matter what demonstrates the problem with our education system, the unwillingness of the schools to find a way to interact with all students on the level they need it.
I know this isn't in whole the teachers' fault, or even the school system's. It's the lack of proper governmental funding, which is a complete joke, because our shitty government is just going to get shittier as they continue to not educate properly...
I digress. The ironies of our government is a whole 'nother tale...
The point is, more funding leads to more and better paid teachers. This leads to smaller class sizes with teachers that give a fuck running them. This leads to interaction with
every student, and that's the goal, because then we won't have to use "some children are just born incapable dolts" as an excuse...
The sad part is, so many people see this as so far-fetched. It's not. It's quite easy, actually; take some funding from somewhere else and give it to education!
Really, what the hell is more important than education?