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Her students are no different than any who come from a bilingual household. The parents expect their children to learn proper English in school, even if they themselves don't know the language rules. This is what school is for.
Students need to know the language that the wider society operates on. This teacher's ideas will only hold them back.
Good luck.
It’s California.
Few if any states have stronger teachers union protections.
According to the article she is tenured. Tenure has become a shield to protect bad teachers and professors making it more difficult to have the removed. Language isn’t about race.
Her students are no different than any who come from a bilingual household. The parents expect their children to learn proper English in school, even if they themselves don't know the language rules. This is what school is for.
Students need to know the language that the wider society operates on. This teacher's ideas will only hold them back.
but what about eliminating white supremacy in the classroom? after all, our attorney general stated that white supremacy is the biggest democracy threat and apparently it’s everwhere. thankfully brave teachers are standing up to the rules that keep marginalized groups down.
I've just finished watching 'The Wire' for the fourth or fifth time. Often referred to as one of the best television series ever... it almost certainly wouldn't be made today. Much too realistic for a lot of folks.
Teacher Feels Like "Cringe White Lady" When "Teaching Students Of Color" Linguistics; Says Grammar Is "White Supremacy"
Why is it that every time they show a picture of these people they actually look Bug Eyed and absolutely Bat Shlt Crazy?
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