| Before 10 | 28% | 28% - 24 | ||||
| Between 10 and 12 | 8% | 8% - 7 | ||||
| Between 12 and 15 | 28% | 28% - 24 | ||||
| After 15 | 35% | 35% - 30 | ||||
| Total: 85 | ||||||
the idea being that education should be thorough and in-depth, whereas the modern era and internet specifically allows morons to think they grasp everything because they can read wikipedia, or search google in haste to find support for their risible arguments (ahem).Dilbert_X wrote:
What the world needs is a priesthood to hold the knowledge and keep the populace in awed ignorance.
Awful idea. Who is going to watch my kids while I work the desk at the gun store?To cushion the transition back to in-person, the Portland teachers’ union has pitched one day of remote instruction a week for high schoolers after winter break.
On Monday, the Portland Association of Teachers proposed cancelling in-person class every Friday, during which teachers would provide small group tutoring online for half the day and let students out of school early so they can use the other half of the day for lesson planning, according to The Oregonian.
National Review comment on the article.SuperJail Warden wrote:
Awful idea. Who is going to watch my kids while I work the desk at the gun store?To cushion the transition back to in-person, the Portland teachers’ union has pitched one day of remote instruction a week for high schoolers after winter break.
On Monday, the Portland Association of Teachers proposed cancelling in-person class every Friday, during which teachers would provide small group tutoring online for half the day and let students out of school early so they can use the other half of the day for lesson planning, according to The Oregonian.
My god, these people really don't know teachers do they?SuperJail Warden wrote:
every Friday, ... let students out of school early so they can use the other half of the day for lesson planning
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Getting your clothes ready the night before, going through your whole wake up, shower etc. routine, and a commute adds a bunch of stress that people don't need. 1 day less of in person time free up mental bandwidth.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Apart from crunches, I don't recall ever getting more office work done spread out in 5-7 days than in 4. Lots of idle time usually when you give people long work weeks at an office. Waste of time and resources.
A lot to unpack there.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
There is a certain derision in the business world for businesses whose office hours only run four days a week, and people who don't work absurd hours, that the country will have to get past sooner or later. This contest of who can work the longest, and the false notion that it equates to the best quality, need to end. Instead of being jealous of the accountants and government workers, more business people should push for that kind of experience themselves.
"I'm miserable so everyone should be miserable." < "I want to be less miserable."
Yeah but I am also devoted to helping the ill. I am not out here voting Republican while scamming old lady's on their oil changes.Uzique wrote:
you prowl reddit all day looking for death
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