Private School or Private Religious Based School

Control the mantra & choose the message

Also they start here in Texas face to face in classroom Thursday

aggierogue said:

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As a teacher, I find this reprehensible. Teachers who think they should indoctrinate students with their beliefs against parent consent should have consequences. Today, a teacher is risking their job by openly supporting the president, but other teachers can openly promote instruction that goes against parent wishes. All in the guise of protecting kids.

How about we just remove personal politics and opinions from the classroom.

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How are you risking your job by supporting the President?

This is a gem

Who is Matthew Kay?

Texaggie7nine said:

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This is a gem

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THAT'S NOT YOUR JOB *******

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Liberalism...Education

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oxymoron

Smokedraw01 said:

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Who is Matthew Kay?

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Great question. I'm afraid the answer is something along the lines of "Just a run of the mill teacher" which should scare the hell out of you.

Bazooka Joe said:

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Smokedraw01 said:

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Who is Matthew Kay?

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Great question. I'm afraid the answer is something along the lines of "Just a run of the mill teacher" which should scare the hell out of you.

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If that is what you are looking for, I'm sure that is what you'll find.

Ol Army 01 said:

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Private School or Private Religious Based School

Control the mantra & choose the message

Also they start here in Texas face to face in classroom Thursday

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Our local schools started on Wednesday

No wonder so many students are ignorant and cannot pass their tests, teachers keep having conversations such as this. What happened to actually teaching math, science, English Language and Composition? This is not the education I want my school district delivering to my child, and as the parent, I will have conversations with them about the world views that I believe are appropriate.

So many of these teachers think, no believe, it is in in their right to have such conversations like this with our children when it has nothing to do with the actual curriculum.

Finally starting to sink into these dolts: School teachers can't secretly indoctrinate our kids... if they are at home.

Smokedraw01 said:

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aggierogue said:

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As a teacher, I find this reprehensible. Teachers who think they should indoctrinate students with their beliefs against parent consent should have consequences. Today, a teacher is risking their job by openly supporting the president, but other teachers can openly promote instruction that goes against parent wishes. All in the guise of protecting kids.

How about we just remove personal politics and opinions from the classroom.

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How are you risking your job by supporting the President?

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https://www.foxnews.com/media/michigan-teacher-fired-trump-tweets-nothing-in-the-tweets-are-inappropriate-meant-to-unify.amp

rocky the dog said:

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Teachers are essential. And we should be back in the classroom imo.

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A Michigan social studies teacher and baseball coach has claimed he was fired after posting pro-Trump tweets, telling "Fox & Friends" on Thursday that the tweets were meant to "unify" and that "nothing in the tweets are inappropriate."

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Lots of people make unsubstantiated claims for their benefit. Ask Mr. Smollett.

And Babylon Bee is a parody account (like The Onion) that is focused on teachers.

And the teacher locked his account

It's ironic the private Christian Schools are the ones preserving Classical Liberalism today.

Smokedraw01 said:

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A Michigan social studies teacher and baseball coach has claimed he was fired after posting pro-Trump tweets, telling "Fox & Friends" on Thursday that the tweets were meant to "unify" and that "nothing in the tweets are inappropriate."

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Lots of people make unsubstantiated claims for their benefit. Ask Mr. Smollett.

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And sometimes claims are true. I won't try to convince you that there would be negative consequences for me openly supporting Trump on my social media platforms. I have seen enough to come to my own conclusions.

Smokedraw01 said:

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A Michigan social studies teacher and baseball coach has claimed he was fired after posting pro-Trump tweets, telling "Fox & Friends" on Thursday that the tweets were meant to "unify" and that "nothing in the tweets are inappropriate."

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Lots of people make unsubstantiated claims for their benefit. Ask Mr. Smollett.

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You live under a rock. Pitiful.

Smokedraw01 said:

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aggierogue said:

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As a teacher, I find this reprehensible. Teachers who think they should indoctrinate students with their beliefs against parent consent should have consequences. Today, a teacher is risking their job by openly supporting the president, but other teachers can openly promote instruction that goes against parent wishes. All in the guise of protecting kids.

How about we just remove personal politics and opinions from the classroom.

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How are you risking your job by supporting the President?

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Troll

Since the guy protected his Tweets and people can't see what the original discussion was, here's the screenshot:

What teacher has time for this? Good gads. I had an intern a few years back that started out trying to frame EVERYTHING around sexual identity. Quickly had to sit him down and explain that we had content that had to be covered and we had no time for personal agendas. Rest of the year was fairly tense and he complained to his professors. Oh well, not in my classroom.

Social justice is currently front and center in schools of education, including Texas A&M's College of Education and Human Growth Development. It's been my experience that teachers that did not go through education programs make the best teachers. They have better content knowledge and are, generally, not caught up in the social justice agenda.

The Beef01 said:

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Since the guy protected his Tweets and people can't see what the original discussion was, here's the screenshot:

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He does not teach, he indoctrinates.

Welcome to Indoctrination 101

aggierogue said:

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As a teacher, I find this reprehensible. Teachers who think they should indoctrinate students with their beliefs against parent consent should have consequences. Today, a teacher is risking their job by openly supporting the president, but other teachers can openly promote instruction that goes against parent wishes. All in the guise of protecting kids.

How about we just remove personal politics and opinions from the classroom.

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I know teachers like this. And yes... They are legit evil.

This board has plenty of conspiracy theories. Reading the article makes it a95%+ chance this isn't one. Not a good one to goaltend on

When you have a teachers union that is 100% liberal and very political, they are going to push the liberal agenda.

thefederalist.com/2020/08/05/teachers-unions-are-attempting-political-blackmail-its-time-to-break-them-up/

As a teacher, this is disgusting and this guy should be fired immediately...

...but ask yourself and be honest, how many parents have daily conversations with their kids (and go into details) about what they talked about in school? How many check the online LMS's for the content being provided?

If more did, this kind of **** could be rooted out faster before damage could be done.

HalifaxAg said:

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As a teacher, this is disgusting and this guy should be fired immediately...

...but ask yourself and be honest, how many parents have daily conversations with their kids (and go into details) about what they talked about in school? How many check the online LMS's for the content being provided?

If more did, this kind of **** could be rooted out faster before damage could be done.

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And if a teacher is teaching liberal BS, address it with your school.