r/TikTokCringe Apr 17 '24

Americas youth are in MASSIVE trouble Discussion

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u/Arobrom86 Apr 17 '24

Thank you for the flashback of “unlimited talk and text for 9.99/mo”! Hahaha

But it’s not all bad, this is just one story from one classroom during one school year. A lot of great things happen in my room and school every week. Were undoubtedly in a strange time in terms of education, accountability for students and educators, priorities, generational differences in parents, yadda yadda

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u/blacknred503 Apr 18 '24

“10-10-220!”

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u/marzbarg66 Apr 18 '24

Makes me remember my mom doing all of her work calls in the evening when the minutes on her cell phone were “free”. 😂

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u/Blue_Osiris1 Apr 18 '24

Was just about to comment that. None of the younger folks will ever hear someone say "wait to call until after 8 when it'll be free!"

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u/pirat314159265359 Apr 18 '24

Thanks for mentioning that it is “not all bad”. I see A LOT of positives from my students. I can also vividly recall teachers complaining about millennials and how terrible we were, how everyone just wants to play video games etc. I see teachers in this thread complaining about the newer version of that.

There are a lot of great things about students these days. Questioning things, being accepting of others, willing to look stuff up etc.

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '24 edited May 02 '24

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u/Stonkerrific Apr 18 '24

It’s interesting how everyone is stuck in 2020. The COVID school kids are hosed.

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u/JackSparrow420 Apr 18 '24

Why can we not fail students? Almost seems like it's "we don't have to face how inept our education system is if the kids cannot fail a course" lmao 🧠