Hey!
I have done bachelors and masters in physics, along with bachelors in education. I possess a good academic record. I also possess INSPIRE scholarship by DST.
I want to teach physics( high school level).
If you are interested, you can dm me , we can decide timing and fee( it would be a group session)
If this is the wrong sub, sorry to bother you all.
Looking into online schooling options and there are so many out there. Some seem impressive on the surface but I can't tell which ones are actually legitimate. How do you evaluate whether an online school is worth it? Is accreditation the thing to focus on?
Please guide me I have 2 options in front of me now .......1) MIT wpu or 2) DYP ....
What is it that's sucking away people's brain matter as the days pass?
Why can't I use words with more than three syllables with people half the time?
Why is it unsafe to assume a general member of the population is even actively thinking?
I feel like we have so heavily departed from appreciation of hard work. Not just picking up a shovel and digging a hole but picking up a book that might be above your skill level.
People used to have interesting and weird hobbies. Stamp collecting, taxidermy. RC planes.
I feel like 90% of the people I meet lack this sort of gumption, substance. Not that they're lesser, or have less to offer, but I feel like the uniqueness of humanity has been vacuumed up by social media and online interaction.
Kids don't read books anymore. Their parents don't make them play with the puzzle on the restaurant menu, they hand them the iPad with Cocomelon playing.
I could never make it as an educator. I'm terrible at explaining, and I have 0 patience when people don't understand me.
How the hell do you do it? I can't imagine anything except K-3rd being enjoyable to teach at this point, and even then, you're gambling on if the parents at home are trying to continue that education.
Where are we headed as a society? Do you think I'm overreacting? I truly hope I am, but I feel like I don't see people chasing knowledge anymore. They're just content to be, as-is. Nothing wrong with that I guess, but I feel like pursuit of knowledge is a human tenet.
A school blocked social media sites during class hours and expected distractions to disappear.
Students just switched to proxy sites, browser games, and random AI tools instead.
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currently all policies require a person to be over 18(most countries legal age of consent) to be considered adult to participate in politics and adult contents and other things but anyone without pre knowledge can feel a lot of change and restriction of internet and entertainment for teens and younge will make it worse and society mindset gets worse. also any 15y teen with iq of 120 is also mentally at age of 18 and any "adult" 20y with iQ of 80 is still mentally 16 year old so turning 18 is not a switch which instantly allows evrything
what i want is there should be a gradual change and giving thwm rights from age 13 to 19 whole teenage with introduction to things and its pros and cons so they can understand better about the world and human mindset and this alings perfectly perfectly with adolesent time and then the people would be smarter and a gradual rollout will cover any iQ variencce and they can understend step by step about civics. this would be so much better if implemented by government and i am only asking for introduction within education and with proper knowledge they would not be misdirected and probably will not practice wrong acts and there freedom but with responsibility, 17.99 years minor and 18.01 years a full adult should not be case. also we all know in some already get introduction of adulthood but with wrong manner so this can fix and i am talking about anthing which require being 18 from finance to parenting.
