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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The show is entirely fictional. Nothing like it (cute, polite white boy randomly stabs classmate) ever happened in the UK. The show is slander against boys. What it does capture is a real phenomenon where boys are increasingly rude to their female teachers, as expressed in this NYT op Ed: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/29/opinion/adolescence-misogyny-schools.html?smid=nytcore-android-share Schools have been hell for boys for too long to count. Girls are doing better on most every measure of academic success. Is it any wonder boys are opting out or lashing out? Schools are no longer set up for them. Adolescence is anti boy propaganda that will only make the problem worse by instilling a false sense of righteousness in the female educational establishment.[/quote] People always say this, but my question is when were schools EVER set up for boys? When my father went to school, teachers smacked him with rulers. They had to be obedient and quiet. They had leadership positions and got the best grades and went on to college. Girls were not encouraged to go on to university. Nowadays, it’s flipped. Classroom rules are very loose. Students are allowed to do anything. Chat, walk around, call out, use their phone. It’s a disruptive environment. I disagree that classrooms favor girls these days. I think they favor boys and yet they’re still doing poorly. Why? [/quote] Failed parenting. Jamie’s parents didn’t fail him in all of the small common ways we live with. I’m aware of parents who let their kids at this age do whatever they like online, who don’t take bullying seriously if the other child isn’t severely physically hurt, and so forth. It’s partially a shift in mores but there are a lot of overly indulgent parents who think they’re “gentle” when “neglectful” is more accurate.[/quote]
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