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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Broken_Clock who wrote (1519266)2/4/2025 6:25:09 PM
From: Rarebird  Read Replies (1) of 1582707
 
Teachers teach what they want in the classroom. Sure there is a curriculum. But teachers can emphasize what they want. If a teacher is dealing with a brighter bunch, he can get more advanced. If a teacher is dealing with a slower bunch, you backtrack and focus more time filling in the gaps. It is in a way like acting: there's a script and. then there's how the actors take off from the basic script.

I would teach youngsters how to study, how to go about finding a solution when they don't know. Empowering youngsters is teaching them how to learn on their own. There is a lot of leeway in terms of what you teach youngsters and how fast or slow you go.

I am retired from that gig, been retired as a private tutor for 8 years and a HS Math teacher since 1989.
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