Graduation vs. Promotion
So today I get email from son’s
teacher is regards to Promotion, not Graduation. Really, I did not realize that
my son had a job. Any who, the flyer by
virtual mail, stating that my child should” dress to impress”, with a whole
list things not to wear to his Graduation from 5th grade. Well
really, I like to write back “please do talk about how wonderful your own child
is” when my child had to endure 8 months of you comparing my
child or your students to her. On top that, I would to say my child needs to
learn to read, write, do math, speak and freely think for himself. Anything
beyond that he will find is own way in life. I would like to say, that unless
you take your own advice please to not wear clothes that make you look like you
forgot to actually look at yourself before you left your house.
Honestly, there are a lot of great
teacher out there in the world, and then there are one’s who need a reality
check every once in a while, these child are not sheep and we need to stop
treating them as so. This has been cork of mind for a very long time and probably
will always be. Children are not defined by corporal ways of doing things and
not everyone is going to grow up to what you think they should be. Hence, they
are neuro-diverse and your job to help them be the best person that they can
be, not some sheep following a pack wolves. Life is complex, diverse, and challenging
at most. There is no right way or wrong way on how you choose to get there. How
about we teach our child/children to be understanding, have compassion, be true
to themselves, and treat everyone equal regardless of what they see. Some
people say knowledge is the key to success, but really experience is
knowledge and they need to have both. Books can only take someone so far in life.
Experiencing life has a complete different spin on it verses reading about. In
jamming dumb facts in the heads for years on end like Christopher Columbus discover
American, what about the fact the American Indians were already here and more
real story is that Columbus enslaved, savaged, and stole from Indians. School
does not really teach truth, just what they want you to know. I think if you are
going teach anything, you teach the truth on history, people, and how we can make
the world now and in the future a better place. Also if caught my writing errors that what 12 years, 2 years of
college, two trade schools 30 years plus
years of learning has taught me. Oh, do
not even get me started on spiral math concepts.
So after writing the above, I received an email stating that they want my date of birth for name tags. I kindly, informed them that I would bring id, and that my information is on file. I just love how the school reinforce fear in society and people.
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