remote learning – Lee Duigon

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The one good thing to come out of the pandemic was that finally, at last, parents saw and heard what their children were being “taught” in public schools–and have begun to rise up against it.

But adults are still all la-di-dah about what they’re teaching themselves.

Bad Culture… Bad Politics?

“Entertainment,” manufactured by Hollywood and mindlessly consumed: it’s gotten so that a movie without filthiness, perversion, hatred of God and man, comes across as outstandingly eccentric. And TV is worse, if that were possible.

Every day we fill our minds with pap created by moral imbeciles. It’s catching up to us. Or should I say it’s caught us?

Arizona teachers strike: The bizarre right-wing campaign to ...

Here they are, “Red for Ed.” “Red” as in openly communist. Your tax dollars at work.

American public education is the most costly fiasco in all of history.

And now it’s come to this–“teachers” and “educators” complaining about “outsiders”–that’s what they call parents–“overhearing the discourse” and not liking what they hear.

Well, that’s the virtual classroom for you. With the schools closed on account of the coronavirus panic, and millions of kids doing “remote learning,” unionized “teachers” are upset. A big-name, er, educator, Mathew Kay, has voiced his fear of “many potential spectators… overhearing the discourse. What does this do for our equity/inclusion work?” That’s teacher-talk for leftist indoctrination.

Kay views the students’ parents as a threat to “honest conversations about gender/sexuality.” That’s more teacher-talk for indoctrination. He wants some kind of “secure barriers” erected to keep parents from hearing what their kids are being taught.

How in the world did we ever let it come to this? We’ve been warning you for years that this is what our classrooms have become. You didn’t listen, did you? “Oh, no, not in our schools!” Uh, yes in your schools. Most emphatically yes. Even the math lessons are tainted by Far Left propaganda.

If we had half the common sense we think we have, we’d all pull our kids out of public schools and watch the teachers’ unions shrivel up and die.