Teacher playing a Taylor Swift video

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For a teacher to play a music video where school age kids get intimate...There’re other intentions here.

Yup, or the teacher is just that stupid. Either way, it has no place in the classroom. I just watched the first minute or so of the two first music videos YouTube loaded up for Taylor Swift, and this for sure has no place in elementary school. The documentary on netflix about her has a rating of 13+ on common sense media - that's eight grade.

I am sure all the defensive moms on here will cling to the, "tell us what video it was defense," even though odds are OP probably doesn't remember because she is probably not a Tswizzle fan.

Given the age it was probably Love Story or You Belong With Me. Neither show “intimacy.” Nor do most other Taylor videos. You guys are such Puritans. JFC.

Yet, you don't have a clue, because well, you don't know. You weren't there. You are just guessing. Sorry if we don't want our daughters poorly influenced in public school at the elementary age, or sons to get the wrong impression.

Now go back to watching cuties, creating more content for your onlyfans, or donating to planned parenthood.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For a teacher to play a music video where school age kids get intimate...There’re other intentions here.

Yup, or the teacher is just that stupid. Either way, it has no place in the classroom. I just watched the first minute or so of the two first music videos YouTube loaded up for Taylor Swift, and this for sure has no place in elementary school. The documentary on netflix about her has a rating of 13+ on common sense media - that's eight grade.

I am sure all the defensive moms on here will cling to the, "tell us what video it was defense," even though odds are OP probably doesn't remember because she is probably not a Tswizzle fan.

Today, the teacher kept showing the video emphasizing the “I love you” “I’m studying” signs that the character make to her target boy. In other part of the video they get intimate. For clarification, the teacher is not the school’s reading specialist.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For a teacher to play a music video where school age kids get intimate...There’re other intentions here.

Yup, or the teacher is just that stupid. Either way, it has no place in the classroom. I just watched the first minute or so of the two first music videos YouTube loaded up for Taylor Swift, and this for sure has no place in elementary school. The documentary on netflix about her has a rating of 13+ on common sense media - that's eight grade.

I am sure all the defensive moms on here will cling to the, "tell us what video it was defense," even though odds are OP probably doesn't remember because she is probably not a Tswizzle fan.

Given the age it was probably Love Story or You Belong With Me. Neither show “intimacy.” Nor do most other Taylor videos. You guys are such Puritans. JFC.

Yet, you don't have a clue, because well, you don't know. You weren't there. You are just guessing. Sorry if we don't want our daughters poorly influenced in public school at the elementary age, or sons to get the wrong impression.

Now go back to watching cuties, creating more content for your onlyfans, or donating to planned parenthood.

IT gets worse as you go along in public school. If this is upsetting, I really would encourage you to move to private school. We did this after our ES showed a video in an assembly meant for 6th graders to 2nd graders regarding bullying but with numerous curse words and teen relationship scenarios.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For a teacher to play a music video where school age kids get intimate...There’re other intentions here.

Yup, or the teacher is just that stupid. Either way, it has no place in the classroom. I just watched the first minute or so of the two first music videos YouTube loaded up for Taylor Swift, and this for sure has no place in elementary school. The documentary on netflix about her has a rating of 13+ on common sense media - that's eight grade.

I am sure all the defensive moms on here will cling to the, "tell us what video it was defense," even though odds are OP probably doesn't remember because she is probably not a Tswizzle fan.

Given the age it was probably Love Story or You Belong With Me. Neither show “intimacy.” Nor do most other Taylor videos. You guys are such Puritans. JFC.

Yet, you don't have a clue, because well, you don't know. You weren't there. You are just guessing. Sorry if we don't want our daughters poorly influenced in public school at the elementary age, or sons to get the wrong impression.

Now go back to watching cuties, creating more content for your onlyfans, or donating to planned parenthood.

You have no business inflicting the other kids in public school with your weird ideas. Don’t like what we teach, go to a church school. Otherwise, deal. Your kids are going to rebel on you anyway with this kind of control over them. Can’t even watch ab Taylor Swift video, gmafb.

[Anonymous]

I like the comments above about this entire thread being reflective of the state of education in the US. Who really cares about a Taylor Swift video when there are so many bigger issues? All of these parents are focused on the wrong thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For a teacher to play a music video where school age kids get intimate...There’re other intentions here.

Yup, or the teacher is just that stupid. Either way, it has no place in the classroom. I just watched the first minute or so of the two first music videos YouTube loaded up for Taylor Swift, and this for sure has no place in elementary school. The documentary on netflix about her has a rating of 13+ on common sense media - that's eight grade.

I am sure all the defensive moms on here will cling to the, "tell us what video it was defense," even though odds are OP probably doesn't remember because she is probably not a Tswizzle fan.

Today, the teacher kept showing the video emphasizing the “I love you” “I’m studying” signs that the character make to her target boy. In other part of the video they get intimate. For clarification, the teacher is not the school’s reading specialist.


So I was right. It’s the You Belong With Me video. You’re absolutely insane. That video is harmless.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like the comments above about this entire thread being reflective of the state of education in the US. Who really cares about a Taylor Swift video when there are so many bigger issues? All of these parents are focused on the wrong thing.

It’s 2 separate conversations. Nobody denies the education system has issues. A teacher using a harmless Taylor Swift video to introduce a literary device isn’t one of them and OP is off her rocker.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like the comments above about this entire thread being reflective of the state of education in the US. Who really cares about a Taylor Swift video when there are so many bigger issues? All of these parents are focused on the wrong thing.

It’s 2 separate conversations. Nobody denies the education system has issues. A teacher using a harmless Taylor Swift video to introduce a literary device isn’t one of them and OP is off her rocker.

Introducing a sexualized music video to the ES classroom is a big issue in the education system. You seem to be willing to distract viewers and posters from the inconvenient truth. People like you are part of the problem.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like the comments above about this entire thread being reflective of the state of education in the US. Who really cares about a Taylor Swift video when there are so many bigger issues? All of these parents are focused on the wrong thing.

It’s 2 separate conversations. Nobody denies the education system has issues. A teacher using a harmless Taylor Swift video to introduce a literary device isn’t one of them and OP is off her rocker.

Everyone commenting in this thread (minus the poster making the argument about the failing education system) is, as you say, off their rockers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like the comments above about this entire thread being reflective of the state of education in the US. Who really cares about a Taylor Swift video when there are so many bigger issues? All of these parents are focused on the wrong thing.

It’s 2 separate conversations. Nobody denies the education system has issues. A teacher using a harmless Taylor Swift video to introduce a literary device isn’t one of them and OP is off her rocker.

LOL How dare you try to inject some common sense into this thread? We are discussing Taylor SWIFT over here!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like the comments above about this entire thread being reflective of the state of education in the US. Who really cares about a Taylor Swift video when there are so many bigger issues? All of these parents are focused on the wrong thing.

It’s 2 separate conversations. Nobody denies the education system has issues. A teacher using a harmless Taylor Swift video to introduce a literary device isn’t one of them and OP is off her rocker.

LOL How dare you try to inject some common sense into this thread? We are discussing Taylor SWIFT over here!

You inject stupidity and lies. This thread is not about TS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like the comments above about this entire thread being reflective of the state of education in the US. Who really cares about a Taylor Swift video when there are so many bigger issues? All of these parents are focused on the wrong thing.

It’s 2 separate conversations. Nobody denies the education system has issues. A teacher using a harmless Taylor Swift video to introduce a literary device isn’t one of them and OP is off her rocker.

LOL How dare you try to inject some common sense into this thread? We are discussing Taylor SWIFT over here!

You inject stupidity and lies. This thread is not about TS.

What do you mean - it’s not about TS? It’s literally what this thread is about. WHICH SONG WAS IT?!?! The horror!!!!!
But, let’s not talk about how kids no longer learn grammar or spelling.

[Anonymous]

Not OP but because of this thread I found a relative current song and video to integrate into my lesson this week. Thanks for the idea. Students have not been engaged. I’ll try anything at this point!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not OP but because of this thread I found a relative current song and video to integrate into my lesson this week. Thanks for the idea. Students have not been engaged. I’ll try anything at this point!

Yay, more MTV in school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not OP but because of this thread I found a relative current song and video to integrate into my lesson this week. Thanks for the idea. Students have not been engaged. I’ll try anything at this point!

Yay, more MTV in school.

If your students aren’t engaged, that is YOUR fault, and no music video will help that.

Dear lord, we need a complete overhaul of our system - starting with making schools of education more rigorous and difficult to get into. “The quality of an education system can only be as good as the quality of its educators.” How about we stop letting just anyone become a teacher. Yikes.