Of course these schools are all over on the east side of the country. I'm drowning in make believe pedagogy over here on the west coast. Even the state ed board has no idea what they are doing. When I got into teaching, this is the type of knowledge I thought I would learn - and I even went to U of I as an undergrad where all of this came out of, and it was nowhere to be seen. Instead I was reading House on Mango street and being taught methods by a business entrepreneur with no educational experience. Crazy world we live in.
@Alley00Cat3 ай бұрын
I don't understand why we don't see more schools do this. Lots of ideology have taken over elementary schools where I am. It's either traditional teaching, with little back and forth and lots of improvising by teachers, or "alternative" Freinet/Montessori style teaching, focused on letting students supposedly "discover" everything. It's great for some topics, but for many like language and mathematics, you need to go through the drill and be told explicitly how to do something, AND do it yourself. It's all about step-by-step mastery and progression, non-stop.
@hamidadeverall-eschenroede8236 Жыл бұрын
Lesson plans are important. Aims and objektives 😉
@socratic3339 Жыл бұрын
Your school is very abusive I passed out and was kicked so hard in the stomach by a teacher named Young or something, ever since that kick in the balls, I became smarter and a successful student. I am now 283 years old and made my own company.
@frankvazquez5974Ай бұрын
Sounds like it worked.
@hanzketchup8592 жыл бұрын
Cheers Mr.Kern , Cheers
@badcontent33472 жыл бұрын
Fuck this shit show of a school for ruining my childhood
@rset692 жыл бұрын
This is how I was taught in elementary- through recitation, memorization etc. I am 52 and I still remember everything I learned then. Schools these days waste so much time and resources doing wasteful activities and center times and so on where no real acquisition of knowledge happens.
@lindaanthony78902 жыл бұрын
I agree. This is the way I was taught in the 1950’s through the 1960’s. Nothing new.
@judyweigand68562 жыл бұрын
Beautiful!! Yes after there are 25 Thales they will go for 100. When they are 100 they will go for 200 and so on!
@judyweigand68562 жыл бұрын
Enjoyed the lecture and so agree!
@jimmydonaldson46733 жыл бұрын
All the dislikes are from the students who went through this torture
@bevs99953 жыл бұрын
The private school I went to was like 4500 a year, but now its almost 10,000 a year. Hopefully Thales will keep them selves accessible to the public. I wonder why no one has ever done this type of a system before.
@sotvichet24823 жыл бұрын
Thank for sharing.
@kevinoberlender23483 жыл бұрын
My son is 15 , and has autism so smart but get behind in public school in 2021 he was homeschooling because of corona and was great to find how smart he is and how behind he is 3 grade reading and writing and 4 grade math do you have one on one for kids like my son
@amaam892 жыл бұрын
I hope that your son is doing better now.
@gigimetheny59523 жыл бұрын
This is how WE were taught in the 70’s! I just don’t understand why this was changed!
@eldonjanzen98223 жыл бұрын
Good presentation to direct instruction but turn off the music
@bluebluedogbooks3 жыл бұрын
Interesting.
@lorraineechols10643 жыл бұрын
Kind of how we teaching the alphabet... we sing the alphabet song at a young age.
@lov3r_girl_3 жыл бұрын
I miss u so much Mrs.Braddly
@myrhh14 жыл бұрын
At minute 7:27 did I hear "a subordinate clause comes first: It expresses a complete thought"? Oh, really? It can come first, but it's not a complete thought; rather it's a dangling phrase.
@bridgeta87755 жыл бұрын
I don’t understand why we think this is like a new special thing. There are classrooms and schools like this all over the country. Direct instruction is essentially just standing in front of a room. Callbacks happen all the time. Putting a child in higher or lower class based on shown ability literally happens every where, it’s called RTI. I’m not impressed with this. They are just doing what every one else is doing. Maybe the just have better test scores because it’s a private school and most people who can afford private school can also afford all of the other things that makes a child successful - like health care or parents that care.
@dominospizza38105 жыл бұрын
Bridget A Thank you! I go here and it’s all BS. Nobody gets good grades. Them saying that they cater to the students needs is not true, the only class that has a junior high AP class is Math. No one here caters to anyone’s needs. They just laid off a bunch of teacher because they didn’t teach. They’ve higher a bunch of new teachers that suck. They’ve taken away our P.E time. There is no cafeteria so if you don’t have friends on your 6th period class lunch, too bad. They’re is nothing special about Thales. It’s just like apple, they pay these people to hype up their school to earn an extra buck. I beg anyone and everyone to not go here. The classrooms are small, classes with over 32+ kids, terrible WiFi, terrible math curriculum, no cafeteria, terrible (for the most part) teachers, not enough locker room space(we have to change in the public bathroom, where anyone can walk in), and overall but a friendly space. When you first go they butter you up and then they leave for the next paying customer.
@GavinPlayz1234 жыл бұрын
Haha, im a student there and..........LOL
@shawnolsen1584 жыл бұрын
I prefer Papa Johns
@FearIsaLiar2 жыл бұрын
No! This is not happening everywhere
@lindaanthony78902 жыл бұрын
Just human, it is happening in schools throughout the country, just not crazy public schools. Nothing new here.
@Ivanachuljakcribb5 жыл бұрын
The question now is how much does this school cost per month ???
@graciee87722 жыл бұрын
6,500 a year
@Berrith2 жыл бұрын
In NC you apply for the NCSEAA Opportunity Scholarship which is easy to do, and pays for tuition. I didn’t think we would qualify, but we did!
@stasysmith733Ай бұрын
$550+/- per month for elementary student
@pattiedortch82965 жыл бұрын
What grammar curriculum is used in this video?
@amaam893 жыл бұрын
I think its Shurley Grammar
@Clare2323. Жыл бұрын
Shurley
@zdidit5085Ай бұрын
In junior high they use Thales Cannon
@prathimasurapaneni9425 жыл бұрын
Fu
@drew.jackson114 жыл бұрын
thales student? cause i am
@Manx1236 жыл бұрын
If measurement results in ruination, the problem due to the standard of measurement, not the process itself. Grades, student motivation, staff motivation, or any measure of success are still measurements. To say a school was good before measurement requires some form of measurement done before the supposedly ruinous measurement.
@andrewkern87784 ай бұрын
You're not wrong, but I hope I didn't state it quite so absolutely. If the standard is quantitative and throws out the intuitive or qualitative, it can't possibly succeed beyond a very narrow and specified range. Education is not a narrow and specified task, so the quantitative measures have to be subjected to higher order thinking. That is my main point. Also that as a matter of historical fact we have ruined education through our standardizing of the measurements. Whether that is because the standards are not adequate or because quantitative standards arise from the wrong category of being is large question, but until the right standards have been discovered we would do well to be more modest in our use of the inadequate standards.
@Manx1234 ай бұрын
@@andrewkern8778So, how to you measure the value of the education?
@praisemedia5806 жыл бұрын
Who shot this? This is phenomenal
@williamhaller22366 жыл бұрын
The despicable condition of our public educational situation underlies many of Dr. Cowen's observations, Average is Over, about the thinning middle class while great opportunity is created by information through technology. Students especially from the poorest neighborhoods get an increasingly bad education compounded by single parent households, usually without fathers, and endemic lies taught by the school systems about the society in which they live and their opportunities within it. Until this problem is addressed, the general societal disintegration will continue.
@sbarr106 жыл бұрын
Wow, demanding responses from students constantly through vocal response really keeps them engaged. I remember reciting arithmetic equations in second grade. It worked !
@redexduke90235 жыл бұрын
it exactly how all asian and indian school work
@lindaanthony78902 жыл бұрын
It’s exactly how American schools worked years ago.
@Metqa7 жыл бұрын
This was how it was done in the elementary schools that I attended in Illinois. I remember English Class that was not my normal class room. It didn't seem odd to do it cause other kids moved around too. I understand now that I was going to a higher level English class based on my personal skill level. That makes so much sense to me.
@brywick8 жыл бұрын
Nicely done! Clear explanations and very professional! Congratulations to Thales Academy.
@tigerpawgaming31488 жыл бұрын
I go to Thales academy in north Carolina, USA!
@clippingtime67678 жыл бұрын
Hi
@rdub79lx8 жыл бұрын
I waited for 1:17:32 for Mr. Luddy to stop the lecture and fix the poorly built weeble wobble podium, but it never happened...
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Of course these schools are all over on the east side of the country. I'm drowning in make believe pedagogy over here on the west coast. Even the state ed board has no idea what they are doing. When I got into teaching, this is the type of knowledge I thought I would learn - and I even went to U of I as an undergrad where all of this came out of, and it was nowhere to be seen. Instead I was reading House on Mango street and being taught methods by a business entrepreneur with no educational experience. Crazy world we live in.
I don't understand why we don't see more schools do this. Lots of ideology have taken over elementary schools where I am. It's either traditional teaching, with little back and forth and lots of improvising by teachers, or "alternative" Freinet/Montessori style teaching, focused on letting students supposedly "discover" everything. It's great for some topics, but for many like language and mathematics, you need to go through the drill and be told explicitly how to do something, AND do it yourself. It's all about step-by-step mastery and progression, non-stop.
Lesson plans are important. Aims and objektives 😉
Your school is very abusive I passed out and was kicked so hard in the stomach by a teacher named Young or something, ever since that kick in the balls, I became smarter and a successful student. I am now 283 years old and made my own company.
Sounds like it worked.
Cheers Mr.Kern , Cheers
Fuck this shit show of a school for ruining my childhood
This is how I was taught in elementary- through recitation, memorization etc. I am 52 and I still remember everything I learned then. Schools these days waste so much time and resources doing wasteful activities and center times and so on where no real acquisition of knowledge happens.
I agree. This is the way I was taught in the 1950’s through the 1960’s. Nothing new.
Beautiful!! Yes after there are 25 Thales they will go for 100. When they are 100 they will go for 200 and so on!
Enjoyed the lecture and so agree!
All the dislikes are from the students who went through this torture
The private school I went to was like 4500 a year, but now its almost 10,000 a year. Hopefully Thales will keep them selves accessible to the public. I wonder why no one has ever done this type of a system before.
Thank for sharing.
My son is 15 , and has autism so smart but get behind in public school in 2021 he was homeschooling because of corona and was great to find how smart he is and how behind he is 3 grade reading and writing and 4 grade math do you have one on one for kids like my son
I hope that your son is doing better now.
This is how WE were taught in the 70’s! I just don’t understand why this was changed!
Good presentation to direct instruction but turn off the music
Interesting.
Kind of how we teaching the alphabet... we sing the alphabet song at a young age.
I miss u so much Mrs.Braddly
At minute 7:27 did I hear "a subordinate clause comes first: It expresses a complete thought"? Oh, really? It can come first, but it's not a complete thought; rather it's a dangling phrase.
I don’t understand why we think this is like a new special thing. There are classrooms and schools like this all over the country. Direct instruction is essentially just standing in front of a room. Callbacks happen all the time. Putting a child in higher or lower class based on shown ability literally happens every where, it’s called RTI. I’m not impressed with this. They are just doing what every one else is doing. Maybe the just have better test scores because it’s a private school and most people who can afford private school can also afford all of the other things that makes a child successful - like health care or parents that care.
Bridget A Thank you! I go here and it’s all BS. Nobody gets good grades. Them saying that they cater to the students needs is not true, the only class that has a junior high AP class is Math. No one here caters to anyone’s needs. They just laid off a bunch of teacher because they didn’t teach. They’ve higher a bunch of new teachers that suck. They’ve taken away our P.E time. There is no cafeteria so if you don’t have friends on your 6th period class lunch, too bad. They’re is nothing special about Thales. It’s just like apple, they pay these people to hype up their school to earn an extra buck. I beg anyone and everyone to not go here. The classrooms are small, classes with over 32+ kids, terrible WiFi, terrible math curriculum, no cafeteria, terrible (for the most part) teachers, not enough locker room space(we have to change in the public bathroom, where anyone can walk in), and overall but a friendly space. When you first go they butter you up and then they leave for the next paying customer.
Haha, im a student there and..........LOL
I prefer Papa Johns
No! This is not happening everywhere
Just human, it is happening in schools throughout the country, just not crazy public schools. Nothing new here.
The question now is how much does this school cost per month ???
6,500 a year
In NC you apply for the NCSEAA Opportunity Scholarship which is easy to do, and pays for tuition. I didn’t think we would qualify, but we did!
$550+/- per month for elementary student
What grammar curriculum is used in this video?
I think its Shurley Grammar
Shurley
In junior high they use Thales Cannon
Fu
thales student? cause i am
If measurement results in ruination, the problem due to the standard of measurement, not the process itself. Grades, student motivation, staff motivation, or any measure of success are still measurements. To say a school was good before measurement requires some form of measurement done before the supposedly ruinous measurement.
You're not wrong, but I hope I didn't state it quite so absolutely. If the standard is quantitative and throws out the intuitive or qualitative, it can't possibly succeed beyond a very narrow and specified range. Education is not a narrow and specified task, so the quantitative measures have to be subjected to higher order thinking. That is my main point. Also that as a matter of historical fact we have ruined education through our standardizing of the measurements. Whether that is because the standards are not adequate or because quantitative standards arise from the wrong category of being is large question, but until the right standards have been discovered we would do well to be more modest in our use of the inadequate standards.
@@andrewkern8778So, how to you measure the value of the education?
Who shot this? This is phenomenal
The despicable condition of our public educational situation underlies many of Dr. Cowen's observations, Average is Over, about the thinning middle class while great opportunity is created by information through technology. Students especially from the poorest neighborhoods get an increasingly bad education compounded by single parent households, usually without fathers, and endemic lies taught by the school systems about the society in which they live and their opportunities within it. Until this problem is addressed, the general societal disintegration will continue.
Wow, demanding responses from students constantly through vocal response really keeps them engaged. I remember reciting arithmetic equations in second grade. It worked !
it exactly how all asian and indian school work
It’s exactly how American schools worked years ago.
This was how it was done in the elementary schools that I attended in Illinois. I remember English Class that was not my normal class room. It didn't seem odd to do it cause other kids moved around too. I understand now that I was going to a higher level English class based on my personal skill level. That makes so much sense to me.
Nicely done! Clear explanations and very professional! Congratulations to Thales Academy.
I go to Thales academy in north Carolina, USA!
Hi
I waited for 1:17:32 for Mr. Luddy to stop the lecture and fix the poorly built weeble wobble podium, but it never happened...