Thank you for the video.I have just found out that student in America has already had full day school in 1988.
@Seanstricklanddezballs29 күн бұрын
It’s weird that only white and black kids were common to see in schools back then now most public schools have students of basically every race.
@ode2oddvideoАй бұрын
beautiful
@overallwellbeingmatters42142 ай бұрын
This is how school was back in the day... Kids were well behaved and had alot of respect for teachers. That's why I learned alot. I was in the 5th grade in 1988.
@xCookieNationx2 ай бұрын
My mom was a her kids in her school 🏫😍80s kids
@randallkern95642 ай бұрын
Born in '79 and this could easily have been my classmates and I. I know every generation thinks this way, but, boy, we had it made. Seemed like we had time for everything, fun at school, sports, playing outside, Saturday morning cartoons, video games were taking off and family tv time at night.
@sandyherron43912 ай бұрын
This is not typical elementary school behavior anymore.
@sandyherron43912 ай бұрын
You can’t write on the board in cursive anymore. Kids aren’t taught that anymore.
@toycop62792 ай бұрын
I went to school in the 80s and 90s and watching this video really brings it back. I still remember my teachers from elementary school, every one of them. That’s how much of an impact teachers of this caliber had on us. Not taking away anything from teachers today. School just isn’t the same anymore. I have school age children and they have had their struggles and don’t have the same energy and enthusiasm that I had about school. School was so much fun when I went and i have so many fond memories that I will always hold dear to me. I still communicate with some of my friends from back then today. It’s so sad that school today isn’t the same. The kids aren’t even the same. So sad.
@cozycatcorner77242 ай бұрын
I'd like to know where Michelle is now & how she's doing! I LOVE this video, what I wouldn't give to step back in time! This was a few years before I was born, I grew up in the 90s/early 2000s. I remember my elementary school still being similar to this, we even had those desks still until 6th grade they had modern ones for that time period. Technology was becoming popular but it hadn't entirely taken over like now. You didn't see kids walking around glued to their devices like they are now. I'm grateful that a lot of my childhood wasn't over shadowed by technology. It's both a blessing and a curse. Miss the good old days! Where people spent time with each other without staring at their phone. ❤
@mgaspar983 ай бұрын
I would love to interview these children today to hear their take on their school experience and see where they are now. With such a diverse classroom, and all the students obviously learning and achieving, let's discuss what has led to the modern classroom experience. I feel so fortunate to have been a student in the 60's-80. She is marvelous!
@TimeCapsuleClips5303 ай бұрын
5:14 Love that old diesel clatter
@blugreen1233 ай бұрын
Teachers really dressed up back then! I can't imagine teaching in those heels all day. 😮 ETA: she changes shoes after lunch. 😂
@amandap62784 ай бұрын
Beautiful sweet lady with her banana clip and yellow curls. Dressed modestly and professional. No blue hair and nose rings. Down to earth and great with the kids.
@josephwright15194 ай бұрын
This woman is 60 years old now.
@dandee274 ай бұрын
Was Ron Davis still at kfeq-tv at this point?
@bk_goatkim6795 ай бұрын
So weird not seeing computers ngl…I started kindergarten when active boards and that stuff just started being a thing in 2011
@EyesopentotruthII5 ай бұрын
I graduated that year. Geez time flies.
@mrbajablamps86636 ай бұрын
I was born in 1998 and i was 10 below zero years old when this was filmed.
@rogosobe7 ай бұрын
I have been a university professor for 30 years. I am amazed to see how well-behaved were students in this video. I hope that teacher is still alive, in good health and enjoying her retirement as she deserves.
@King5150Ed8 ай бұрын
"Spell, bunt"
@quetzal30009 ай бұрын
The interviewer. I think he was replacing someone who had a cold because he was in over his head.
@MusicMike5129 ай бұрын
Imagine someone telling her that in about 35 years, this documentary would be viewed over 50 thousand times on something called the internet.
@CN454759 ай бұрын
Weird, I don’t see any pride flags or hear any gender identity lessons.
@allenmerice23569 ай бұрын
As a Gen Z who wants to go back to the 80s The school in the 80s was very different from when I was a child We had LCD screens I thought that schools in the 80s would have a TV to play slides in every class, but in the 80s there was only a blackboard To me it's acceptable After all I think the generation without mobile phones and the Internet is really happiness Since a few years ago I dont use smart phone and never play games I only watch videos on YTb and Netflix After back home from sch🤮🤮l and finish my homework This feels great!!!
@chipichipichapa9 ай бұрын
im also a gen z who wants to go back in time to the 80s and i agree so much....
@mrbajablamps86636 ай бұрын
Let's just make this clear. Gen Z didn't invent social media nor the internet. It wasn't our fault boys 🙏🏻
@Starry_Night_Sky74554 ай бұрын
You might think this way until the day you must do some sort of lengthy research papers that require several sources. Just think how they had to find material flipping through each and every physical book sourced via the school library. You would be hoping your parents get internet at home when it appears in the 90's, lol. Of course, lacking social media was probably much better for kids. They get to be less glued to screens. I think this particular school in this documentary just didn't have the latest tech. It probably wasn't just blackboards. They had TV's for videos. Computers were already in schools by the early 80's. Over the decade, computer aided instruction became more widespread. You can see that this classroom has a desktop computer. It''s either IBM or Apple. Probably an Apple II E. You might not play games, but Oregon Trail is the 80's computer game to check out. Number Crunchers is another popular game. Even if you don't play games, might as well know of them since they were a thing. Kind of interesting that you're inquisitive enough to watch a documentary like this one.
@mariekatherine52389 ай бұрын
I can relate! Taught grades K-4, Resource Room, in schools everywhere from NYC inner city to a one-room school grades 1-7 in Appalachia. Retired at 67, was bored, returned as English language teacher/tutor in September. Still love it!
@rsuriyop10 ай бұрын
I was a grade schooler myself around this time. And this is pretty much how I remember everything looking. Even that teacher shared a very similar look and style like a couple of teachers who I remember way back then. It’s amazing how time flies. I’m almost 43 now and still can’t come to grips with that reality. 😩
@thejosephchristАй бұрын
Same. I was 11 in 1988 and this is pretty much it. We were probably a tad more rambunctious but not much.
@lea-rw5cb11 ай бұрын
Kids are not taught like this anymore and that is a huge problem. Then, the school has the cheek to say your child isn't learning.😂😂😂😂 by the time I was at secondary school I knew the alphabet and could do times table to 12, so in essence, what is happening is most kids today have delays in learning and even do not have basic life skills only the skills to stare at tablets and phones.........
@Messifan200911 ай бұрын
Ok
@mannyistheman222111 ай бұрын
I was an elementary school from 1984 until 1993. I was 7 years old in 1988.
@alexlevingston11 күн бұрын
I was born in 1993 and graduate High School in 2012.
@Heyabbott2411 ай бұрын
Retired/rehired teacher here starting year 31. I graduated high school in 1988. This was awesome to watch! Great young teacher!
@EyesopentotruthII5 ай бұрын
'88 grad also. No one acted up in class back then. We knew respect.
@StringBeanSimsYT Жыл бұрын
Second and third grade for me in 88. I’d like to know where this teacher is today.
@PATERverse Жыл бұрын
Hey Greg, this is so cool to look at! Would you be okay with me using this as an overlay for a music video?
@medoctorvideo Жыл бұрын
Sure!
@medoctorvideo Жыл бұрын
Sure!
@PATERverse Жыл бұрын
@@medoctorvideo here's the video we made! thank you so much for letting me use this - it really fit well with my vision for the video and expedited the process! I've put you in the credits - let me know if you want me to add anything specific :) kzread.info/dash/bejne/a5-dw9mdf7LfitY.html
@BigFacts798 Жыл бұрын
So the first wave millennials were in kindergarten and first grade at the time and the last of the Gen-X kids
@candysmith8724 Жыл бұрын
Back when we learned cursive before 3rd grade. My kids can't even write in cursive in HS. I had to teach them at home to create their signatures in cursive. I love the books and I did see one little girl have the Trapper!
@lea-rw5cb11 ай бұрын
Most kids can't even tie their shoe laces by 10. Now, what has happened?
@tammiewillard6788 Жыл бұрын
Trapper Keepers tho lol
@EddieDisneyTheFansAndFriends2 Жыл бұрын
35th Anniversary
@EddieDisneyTheFansAndFriends2 Жыл бұрын
35 Years (1988-2023)
@rhowell0317 Жыл бұрын
I remember my elementary school days of being in the principal's office!
@sarahbearah1993 Жыл бұрын
Awe I just love this!!
@beyonder22 Жыл бұрын
Engraçado que as carteiras e as mesas das salas de aula dos Estados Unidos nos anos 1980 são melhores que as nossas, aqui no Brasil, em 2023. Aqui, muitas vezes, a salas têm nem tamanho. Tanto que temos que juntar as mesas pra ter espaço. Espero que nossa educação consiga ter um melhor investimento.
@booberfeldt5566 Жыл бұрын
I was in 1st grade in fall 1988 !
@Che_mo80 Жыл бұрын
I was in the 3rd grade during this time
@chipichipichapa Жыл бұрын
any info on where this teacher is rn? i would love to know
@Fox99787 Жыл бұрын
there in their 80s now
@chipichipichapa9 ай бұрын
@@Fox99787for sure, probably dead then
@Ryan-rm7qz Жыл бұрын
Back in the day when they didn't sexualize children and kept it Arithmetic.
@pgh45rpms Жыл бұрын
To put this in perspective, Mork and Mindy debuted in Sept. 1978. Robin was a west coast stand up comic who had his tv debut on the revival of Laugh In in 1977. Robin hadn't quite reached celebrity status yet. The interviewer didn't exactly know how to work with unconventional Robin. The fidgeting in his seat may have been a nervous response.
@michelfrankaraujo4394 Жыл бұрын
1988 ..I was 8 years
@mjrodriguez8670 Жыл бұрын
Wonderful film! I would like to see some CGW film!
@thenewbgamer6416 Жыл бұрын
Man, I wish I was in school during this time period, I at least wouldn't have the distraction of a phone.
@peter-jamesmmbago8721 Жыл бұрын
I was in nursery in 88 and my wife bless her was just born..
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Thank you for the video.I have just found out that student in America has already had full day school in 1988.
It’s weird that only white and black kids were common to see in schools back then now most public schools have students of basically every race.
beautiful
This is how school was back in the day... Kids were well behaved and had alot of respect for teachers. That's why I learned alot. I was in the 5th grade in 1988.
My mom was a her kids in her school 🏫😍80s kids
Born in '79 and this could easily have been my classmates and I. I know every generation thinks this way, but, boy, we had it made. Seemed like we had time for everything, fun at school, sports, playing outside, Saturday morning cartoons, video games were taking off and family tv time at night.
This is not typical elementary school behavior anymore.
You can’t write on the board in cursive anymore. Kids aren’t taught that anymore.
I went to school in the 80s and 90s and watching this video really brings it back. I still remember my teachers from elementary school, every one of them. That’s how much of an impact teachers of this caliber had on us. Not taking away anything from teachers today. School just isn’t the same anymore. I have school age children and they have had their struggles and don’t have the same energy and enthusiasm that I had about school. School was so much fun when I went and i have so many fond memories that I will always hold dear to me. I still communicate with some of my friends from back then today. It’s so sad that school today isn’t the same. The kids aren’t even the same. So sad.
I'd like to know where Michelle is now & how she's doing! I LOVE this video, what I wouldn't give to step back in time! This was a few years before I was born, I grew up in the 90s/early 2000s. I remember my elementary school still being similar to this, we even had those desks still until 6th grade they had modern ones for that time period. Technology was becoming popular but it hadn't entirely taken over like now. You didn't see kids walking around glued to their devices like they are now. I'm grateful that a lot of my childhood wasn't over shadowed by technology. It's both a blessing and a curse. Miss the good old days! Where people spent time with each other without staring at their phone. ❤
I would love to interview these children today to hear their take on their school experience and see where they are now. With such a diverse classroom, and all the students obviously learning and achieving, let's discuss what has led to the modern classroom experience. I feel so fortunate to have been a student in the 60's-80. She is marvelous!
5:14 Love that old diesel clatter
Teachers really dressed up back then! I can't imagine teaching in those heels all day. 😮 ETA: she changes shoes after lunch. 😂
Beautiful sweet lady with her banana clip and yellow curls. Dressed modestly and professional. No blue hair and nose rings. Down to earth and great with the kids.
This woman is 60 years old now.
Was Ron Davis still at kfeq-tv at this point?
So weird not seeing computers ngl…I started kindergarten when active boards and that stuff just started being a thing in 2011
I graduated that year. Geez time flies.
I was born in 1998 and i was 10 below zero years old when this was filmed.
I have been a university professor for 30 years. I am amazed to see how well-behaved were students in this video. I hope that teacher is still alive, in good health and enjoying her retirement as she deserves.
"Spell, bunt"
The interviewer. I think he was replacing someone who had a cold because he was in over his head.
Imagine someone telling her that in about 35 years, this documentary would be viewed over 50 thousand times on something called the internet.
Weird, I don’t see any pride flags or hear any gender identity lessons.
As a Gen Z who wants to go back to the 80s The school in the 80s was very different from when I was a child We had LCD screens I thought that schools in the 80s would have a TV to play slides in every class, but in the 80s there was only a blackboard To me it's acceptable After all I think the generation without mobile phones and the Internet is really happiness Since a few years ago I dont use smart phone and never play games I only watch videos on YTb and Netflix After back home from sch🤮🤮l and finish my homework This feels great!!!
im also a gen z who wants to go back in time to the 80s and i agree so much....
Let's just make this clear. Gen Z didn't invent social media nor the internet. It wasn't our fault boys 🙏🏻
You might think this way until the day you must do some sort of lengthy research papers that require several sources. Just think how they had to find material flipping through each and every physical book sourced via the school library. You would be hoping your parents get internet at home when it appears in the 90's, lol. Of course, lacking social media was probably much better for kids. They get to be less glued to screens. I think this particular school in this documentary just didn't have the latest tech. It probably wasn't just blackboards. They had TV's for videos. Computers were already in schools by the early 80's. Over the decade, computer aided instruction became more widespread. You can see that this classroom has a desktop computer. It''s either IBM or Apple. Probably an Apple II E. You might not play games, but Oregon Trail is the 80's computer game to check out. Number Crunchers is another popular game. Even if you don't play games, might as well know of them since they were a thing. Kind of interesting that you're inquisitive enough to watch a documentary like this one.
I can relate! Taught grades K-4, Resource Room, in schools everywhere from NYC inner city to a one-room school grades 1-7 in Appalachia. Retired at 67, was bored, returned as English language teacher/tutor in September. Still love it!
I was a grade schooler myself around this time. And this is pretty much how I remember everything looking. Even that teacher shared a very similar look and style like a couple of teachers who I remember way back then. It’s amazing how time flies. I’m almost 43 now and still can’t come to grips with that reality. 😩
Same. I was 11 in 1988 and this is pretty much it. We were probably a tad more rambunctious but not much.
Kids are not taught like this anymore and that is a huge problem. Then, the school has the cheek to say your child isn't learning.😂😂😂😂 by the time I was at secondary school I knew the alphabet and could do times table to 12, so in essence, what is happening is most kids today have delays in learning and even do not have basic life skills only the skills to stare at tablets and phones.........
Ok
I was an elementary school from 1984 until 1993. I was 7 years old in 1988.
I was born in 1993 and graduate High School in 2012.
Retired/rehired teacher here starting year 31. I graduated high school in 1988. This was awesome to watch! Great young teacher!
'88 grad also. No one acted up in class back then. We knew respect.
Second and third grade for me in 88. I’d like to know where this teacher is today.
Hey Greg, this is so cool to look at! Would you be okay with me using this as an overlay for a music video?
Sure!
Sure!
@@medoctorvideo here's the video we made! thank you so much for letting me use this - it really fit well with my vision for the video and expedited the process! I've put you in the credits - let me know if you want me to add anything specific :) kzread.info/dash/bejne/a5-dw9mdf7LfitY.html
So the first wave millennials were in kindergarten and first grade at the time and the last of the Gen-X kids
Back when we learned cursive before 3rd grade. My kids can't even write in cursive in HS. I had to teach them at home to create their signatures in cursive. I love the books and I did see one little girl have the Trapper!
Most kids can't even tie their shoe laces by 10. Now, what has happened?
Trapper Keepers tho lol
35th Anniversary
35 Years (1988-2023)
I remember my elementary school days of being in the principal's office!
Awe I just love this!!
Engraçado que as carteiras e as mesas das salas de aula dos Estados Unidos nos anos 1980 são melhores que as nossas, aqui no Brasil, em 2023. Aqui, muitas vezes, a salas têm nem tamanho. Tanto que temos que juntar as mesas pra ter espaço. Espero que nossa educação consiga ter um melhor investimento.
I was in 1st grade in fall 1988 !
I was in the 3rd grade during this time
any info on where this teacher is rn? i would love to know
there in their 80s now
@@Fox99787for sure, probably dead then
Back in the day when they didn't sexualize children and kept it Arithmetic.
To put this in perspective, Mork and Mindy debuted in Sept. 1978. Robin was a west coast stand up comic who had his tv debut on the revival of Laugh In in 1977. Robin hadn't quite reached celebrity status yet. The interviewer didn't exactly know how to work with unconventional Robin. The fidgeting in his seat may have been a nervous response.
1988 ..I was 8 years
Wonderful film! I would like to see some CGW film!
Man, I wish I was in school during this time period, I at least wouldn't have the distraction of a phone.
I was in nursery in 88 and my wife bless her was just born..