'While millennial classrooms have always had some kids with attitude, Gen Z is nearly full of bad apples.'
was based on a true story and that ghosts were real up into the 1980s. They all believed me! Some even lied and said they already knew that. Thank god I'm not teaching anymore.""I've found in the past ten years, textbooks are becoming oversimplified and contain mostly pictures."
COVID exacerbated this process tremendously. Everything was submitted online in Google Classroom. Unfortunately, after COVID, we never went back to the old way. Our belief that incorporating technology into education to 'raise kids to be prepared for the future' has caused us to continue this practice. Almost every teacher still uses Google Classroom for work submissions. And so kids are less and less likely to think for themselves.
"The idea of working hard to achieve a desired goal is lost on many of them. They also struggle to have face-to-face conversations with each other. They've lost interest in their school community. They've lost interest in learning. Why learn when I can just Google?""People my age will often chastise students for a variety of hyper-specific gaps in their knowledge.
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