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Crepitus said:
Worksheets? oh, the horror!!

How many, two?

And I'm not trying to manipulate anything, I'm trying to get you tRumplings to think.
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Again, it doesn't matter how many. The values of the teacher are not something we should spend any time on at all. If I sent a kid home with a Christian worksheet teaching what you would assume were my values you'd (justifiably) crepitus in your pants...

Using any of that time to teach something valuable like how to use credit effectively would be infinitely better than teaching how to properly use made up pronouns.
 
Damocles said:
Again, it doesn't matter how many. The values of the teacher are not something we should spend any time on at all. If I sent a kid home with a Christian worksheet teaching what you would assume were my values you'd (justifiably) crepitus in your pants...

Using any of that time to teach something valuable like how to use credit effectively would be infinitely better than teaching how to properly use made up pronouns.
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But it does matter how many. You wouldn't want these kids going out into the world knowing nothing about a certain group people they are bound to meet at some point, right?
 
The Prussian Model and American Education.

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The Prussian model of education, established in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, significantly influenced the American public school system by introducing concepts like compulsory schooling, a standardized curriculum, and national testing. Critics argue that this model was designed to promote obedience and conformity rather than critical thinking and individualism, shaping the educational landscape in the U.S. to this day.

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Damocles said:
Again, it doesn't matter how many. The values of the teacher are not something we should spend any time on at all. If I sent a kid home with a Christian worksheet teaching what you would assume were my values you'd (justifiably) crepitus in your pants...

Using any of that time to teach something valuable like how to use credit effectively would be infinitely better than teaching how to properly use made up pronouns.
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So, it’s not important to teach children to respect others?
 
Crepitus said:
If that is truly the case then you are a brainwashed moron who is not worth the time for a response.

I'm done, have fun!
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The Prussian model of education, established in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, significantly influenced the American public school system by introducing concepts like compulsory schooling, a standardized curriculum, and national testing. Critics argue that this model was designed to promote obedience and conformity rather than critical thinking and individualism, shaping the educational landscape in the U.S. to this day.

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