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[quote=Anonymous]Progressive policies are making classrooms unsafe and driving good teachers out of public schools. Check out the thread on teacher resignation. But progressive news is blaming everything except the very progressive policies driving the violence in classrooms. From the other thread on teacher resignation, this post sums it up well: “ I like how the author casually fails to mention of the impacts of progressive education policy in recent years, like instituting restorative Justice programs or less punitive approaches to managing disruptive students (like suspensions or of removing trouble students from classes), and it’s effect on teacher retention. If teachers feel they can’t teach properly because they have no recourse for disruptive students, or are in danger, but are forced to keep violent kids in classes because of these types of idealistic, naive policies, it would be good to read about that. Instead we get a watered down version of the truth. https://www.nytimes.com/2023/09/13/opinion/te...tudents-parents.html “ In DMV schools, a disruptive child is left IN the classroom, while every other student leaves the classroom, disrupting learning for the whole class. It is insanity.[/quote]
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