Message from @Sq crcl

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2020-02-22 22:40:05 UTC  

Uh... already is

2020-02-22 22:40:21 UTC  

You can sue any teacher you like

2020-02-22 22:40:43 UTC  

Ok, how about this


Ban, preferential treatment in class.

2020-02-22 22:41:09 UTC  

That's silly

2020-02-22 22:41:12 UTC  

Meh, idk. I think that's demanding too much.

2020-02-22 22:41:42 UTC  

At some point human failure and bias just comes into play no matter how hard we try to stop it.

2020-02-22 22:41:43 UTC  

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2020-02-22 22:41:59 UTC  

As a guidance

2020-02-22 22:42:01 UTC  

The key I think is that the system is optimized so that human failure is the *only* failure possible.

2020-02-22 22:42:21 UTC  

Not a rule. Something to aspire for, not to live by.

2020-02-22 22:43:45 UTC  

preferential treatment will be hard because it's private. but it will still happen. but hardly

2020-02-22 22:44:26 UTC  

I think we can much better reduce preferential treatment by reducing the incentive to do so.

2020-02-22 22:44:30 UTC  

Yeah but teachers need to be accountable, not over the rules. They can't only make up the rules if others are paying for it. <:hypersmugon:544638648721604608>

2020-02-22 22:44:54 UTC  

Basically negating the incentive instead of using negative or positive reinforcement.

2020-02-22 22:45:08 UTC  

yes the school holds them accountable. the parents hold the school accountable

2020-02-22 22:45:26 UTC  

Probably ETBrooD both

2020-02-22 22:45:32 UTC  

Well I think schools aren't held accountable *because* they receive subsidization.

2020-02-22 22:45:46 UTC  

Reduce AND instate new ones

2020-02-22 22:46:16 UTC  

The free market holds people accountable naturally. They simply fail more often.

2020-02-22 22:46:27 UTC  

@Kingy200
There's no accountability towards the parents

2020-02-22 22:46:48 UTC  

Funny but the school has responsibility to the government first

2020-02-22 22:47:40 UTC  

taking in a private market. yes there is. The child is less likely to get a good education which means less pay. which means the parents don't got someone to look after them when their older

2020-02-22 22:48:15 UTC  

So u have to get rid of pensions

2020-02-22 22:49:03 UTC  

I'd rather have parents revise the teaching syllabus in its outlines

2020-02-22 22:49:33 UTC  

Because parents see what the current market values

2020-02-22 22:49:50 UTC  

Not choosing for the kids but for the syllabus

2020-02-22 22:50:25 UTC  

What % of tax did we get rid of btw

2020-02-22 22:50:57 UTC  

With the education system revision?

2020-02-22 22:51:06 UTC  

yes

2020-02-22 22:51:57 UTC  

Depending.
If you only take the monetary its maybe 3% in my guesstimate... Without looking anything up... Sowwy

2020-02-22 22:52:23 UTC  

what if you get rid of taxes aswell

2020-02-22 22:52:39 UTC  

i mean pensions

2020-02-22 22:53:04 UTC  

Sure and my issue is that no government will allow an independent control over money cows

2020-02-22 22:53:55 UTC  

I agree with you but don't see it without annexing gov first in its current manifestation

2020-02-22 22:54:29 UTC  

i agree. but my question still stand. i have a point with this

2020-02-22 22:54:46 UTC  

Ok
Hold on...

2020-02-22 22:56:03 UTC  

It could only be existing in a true freemarket.

2020-02-22 22:56:41 UTC  

Companies wouldn't care about certificates so much but merit only

2020-02-22 22:58:05 UTC  

the goverment doesn't give a fuuck about cert either tho. if they did they would have change the fact that lab rats aren't good rats to test on

2020-02-22 22:58:38 UTC  

this came out in the 90's and nothing has been done about it. It's all corrupt.

2020-02-22 22:59:05 UTC  

I respectfully disagree