Insiders Share 30 Industry Truths The Public Often Isn’t Even Aware Of

Or as I say. Do not confuse theory and hypothesis.

Homeschooling is a secret code word Christians use as an excuse to not tech evolution or critical thinking to their kids.

Unschooling is a great tool for early childhood learning. I used it a lot for both my kids. But sometime around 5/6 (kindergarten in the US), more structured learning is definitely necessary. My kids are now 6 and 12, and although both are getting a formal education in public school, I still use unschooling techniques. At home. Because of it, both my kids have shown a strong interest in the physical sciences.

For every teacher like that, there's 20 or more parents who have raised their child to be as selfish, undisciplined, lazy, and entitled as they are.

Those few bad apples (they exist in every profession because humans are humans) are incredibly frustrating as a teacher. I wish they would leave the profession instead of making the rest of us look bad. I think that most people recognize that they're a small minority, though, and hopefully file complaints when necessary when they encounter wretched teachers. As for slipping up, again, humans are human. Good teachers apologize to the kids when we make mistakes and have bad days and do in fact encourage open communication and a back and forth collaborative environment where I live. Some more traditional countries discourage this, through. I think it's very cultural.

That's very true. I had a 6th grade teacher who was a nightmare. He would throw books at us regularly, not periodicals, english textbooks. Blackboard erasers flying across the room was another favorite. He was a very mean drunk and he still, somehow, hung onto his job. I lived through that year, barely, but I never liked "school" again. Imagine being 9 years old and forced to kneel on the floor, or stand at attention for 3 hours at a stretch because the sot was hung over and got a wrong answer to a question. Thankfully there are better systems for weeding out people like him. That may have given rise to the "teachers as bullies" trope that parents like to glom onto.

Lucky you. I had teachers promise certain grades if XYZ was completed, then just not give that grade. I've also had teachers grading unfairly based on nothing at all. While you can't bully a teacher into changing a grade, it's completely fair to have a discussion about it if you suspect they may have made a mistake

Well you are definitely in the minority. Actually had a parent complain when I caught her kid plagiarizing that I hadn't explicitly stated he could not copy other people work and present it as his own so I had to give him an A. He was in high school

That’s just doing your kid a bad favour, no? Their skills won’t get better by changing the numbers on a paper, better to recognize that.

Well, clearly you have not been around many cats.

One owns a dog. One feeds a cat.

Shut up hooman, clean my mess and continue worshiping me! :))

At first, I got mad ay your comment until I saw they were free-loading roommates. I laughed so hard that I upset my sassy little princess sleeping in bed with me on her own special pillow curled into a pretzel.. I'm pretty sure her face said she would k**l me in my sleep tonight.

Cats are lactose intollerant. Direct quote: "WHISKAS® Cat Milk is low in lactose (less than 0.1%) making it easier for your cat to digest than regular cow's milk" and the ingredients list milk. My little orange friend Keith loves his cat milk.

I think that’s okay, if it’s specially designed for cats. I assume they’re talking about cows milk from the supermarket.

How the f**k do you milk kittens???

That kitten milk is to bottle feed a newborn kitten who has no mother. You do need some skill to do this And the powdered form (to mix with water) is far better. It is not milk to feed a grown cat. Kittens who are not being bottle fed need water, not milk.

Well yes, because that is not actually milk. TBH a significant proportion of cats do not suffer digestive problems from lactose, but in general it should be avoided. Mine are allowed left-overs in cereal bowls, sort of thing, but I never put down an actual saucer/bowl of milk for them.

Probably means shouldn't drink non cat mill

Is that just cowmilk without lactose, or other than cows milk?

Adult cats are lactose intolerant. Kittens are not.

It's called the Law. History shows us plenty of examples of brutal regimes who started out by just being a little bit over-zealous about certain types of 'criminals'.

I don't know about where you live, but in UK when a sëx offender is released from prison, they are given a registration period from six months to life depending on the offence (life for offences against children). They have to comply with certain restrictions, failure to comply is an offence punishable by a further prison sentence. There are markers on their records which can be tracked. There are surprise visits and checks on their computers and other devices (if the terms of their registration permits them to have such equipment). There will always be risk, but a lot of work is going on behind the scenes to shrink it as much as humanly possible.

Because, the law in the US punishes a person for the crime, and for the length of their sentence. Not beyond the length of their sentence. That would actually be a violation of civil rights. Falls under "cruel and unusual punishments".

Because once someone does their time, whatever the judge or jury sentences them to, they are released. The government can't just arbitrarily hold someone. If the judge or jury sentences them to life without parole, then you can be sure they won't be released.

We need to stop trying to have our cake and eat it too. If it's a crime, then justice says a criminal serves their time as punishment and they are given a second chance. We make them register afterwards unlike any other criminal group because we think they are mentally unable to change. If it's an incurable mental condition, then it should be treated as illness instead of a crime and not have deadlines for finishing treatment or punishment attached for being sick. There is no doubt our kids should be protected but our current system denies reality when dealing with the perpetrators.

Curiosity got the better of me, so I looked at the map that lists s*x offenders in my small neighborhood. Holy cow! but there's a lot of them.

Um here's the thing... we know they will reoffend. The recidivism rate of p**o is 98.6% It's pretty much on the members of the public to take active precautions

Ìnquísition. And you're right, censorship is really getting out of hand. Hope it stops before they follow the Trump guidelines, and we can't write "woman" or "inclusive" any longer.

We are Nanny State Pandas now.

Inquisitive minds want to know.

Apparently so.

Yeh, this censorship is GAY (LOL)

They did! What in the f*ck! (I purposely put an asterisk on the U, anything else was from BP.)

Why on earth would they do that?

W**t?

The censoring is an AI program. People are not involved at all.