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[sabotabby]

Poll #21632 A poll, for science

Open to: Registered Users, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 42

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I loved group work in high school and I learned a lot from it.

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Yes
3 (7.1%)

No
39 (92.9%)

I wish there had been more students in my classes when I was in high school

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Yes
2 (4.9%)

No
39 (95.1%)

I wish I'd had fewer choices in courses (e.g., arts, music, technology, languages) when I was in high school

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Yes, there were way too many choices
1 (2.4%)

No, there was not enough choice
40 (97.6%)

Children learn best if there aren't enough chairs for them in a class

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Yes
1 (2.4%)

No
40 (97.6%)

Teenagers build resiliency through suffering

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No, are you joking?
17 (40.5%)

BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD, SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE
25 (59.5%)

Which is hardest?

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Running the Ministry of Education
0 (0.0%)

Running a goat farm
3 (7.1%)

Running a class of 40 teenagers with diverse learning needs
39 (92.9%)

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Larger class sizes will make high school students more resilient, according to Education Minister Lisa Thompson, in the least coherent interview ever given.

Comments

[notasupervillain]

Sorry, I can't pick any option OTHER than blood for the blood god.

Look when I was a kid, we didn't have all these fancy "special needs" or "teacher interactions". We self-medicated with alcohol to fill the abyss inside our hearts and souls like Real Men. And that's what kids today need. Buck-a-beers and suffering.

[sabotabby]

The kids with learning differences just dropped out or committed suicide. The blood god was sated, back then!

[notasupervillain]

Skulls don't put themselves on the skull throne. Need lots of people with no skills for the knowledge economy to work on collecting those.

[franklanguage]

By the way, who was the skull throne for?

[sabotabby]

Me. Personal reasons.