S.C. deputy filmed slamming teen girl out of desk, dragging her away

Girls' tits are the biggest distraction in school today for half of the population.

If a student has a phone, let them use it.

 

Do you have a kid under the age of 10?

 

I'm assuming you're not the person in charge at your school.

 

If you really want to make a dent in the woes of our educational system, we need to scrap what we do at the high school level and model ourselves to what other countries do around the world.

Give the kid two separate educational tracks once they hit 14.

One track would be a college track in a school that preps them for the UVA, Redford, Va Tech, VCUs and others of the world.

The second track, and it might be half of our students, would elect going into trades like electrician, plumbing, culinary, some forms of heath care, computers and a shit ton of other vocations.

A huge problem is we have a ton of students who would much rather be working with their hands than trying to bring their 10th percentile reading level into a history class they know is not going to help them in the future. Kids behave sooooooooooooooooo much better when they are motivated.

 

I read in another article the deputy weighs 225 and bench presses 600 pounds. The students call him the Incredible Hulk because he is well known for his strength.

If he really benches that much, he's on steroids.

It lead to another article on widespread steroid abuse among law enforcement and that it might explain the random violence exhibited by officers.

It was interesting.

 

Ten seconds and google go a long way...

Anne Arundel County students allowed to use cellphones in school

 

They don't all have to go to Virginia schools when they get out, do they?

 

That or hollywood actors with my typo.

 

Good luck with getting the German model of education approved and getting the teacher's union on board with getting rid of at least half of conventional teaching jobs.

As for your "Gotcha!" post, you wrote that kids should just be allowed to use their phones. That technology policy seems to be pretty stringent regarding how cell phones are to be used in class. Apples to oranges, bro.

 

That's a great policy. I'm sure it will be easy for the teacher to make sure not one of the 20-something kids in class is on facebook or whatever site they want to be on. With computers it's a lot easier to see what is on each kid's screen.

 

Redford? Even if you meant Radford, I'm not sure it's comparable to UVa.

Btw, you'll love what Marco Rubio said tonight snout vocational training.

 

snout ... about ... yeah, just one letter over each way for the left hand