My European brain doesn't even understand this text. What is happening here? (I'm scared of the answer.)
This is terrible, of course, but IMO a natural extension of the modern classroom ethos. If you confuse the aesthetic of static children in uninterrupted rows with “learning,” and maintaining that by whatever means necessary with “teaching,” micromanaging urination is just endgamehttps://twitter.com/iJaadee/status/1035046124934049792 …
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If you have to leave the classroom while class is in session for water, medical care, or bathroom use any more than twice per month, or fail to keep a notarized record of these movements, you fail your assignment & must serve extra time
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Sad thing is this isn’t even new. Teachers routinely enforced such rules at least as far back as early 90’s (albeit usually not in writing.) What’s changed is, with social media, this stuff escapes that hermetically sealed environment and the rest of us hear about it.
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Indeed, but it's an aspect of the *traditional* classroom ethos. The only modern things about it are the bad grammar and the attempt to justify the traditional harshness with a veneer of modernity, pretending it's about a contract.
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What do you think would make for better learning than sitting in rows?
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Situation sounds very
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How long before solitary confinement is introduced?
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Am I the only one who thinks this is Photoshopped?
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