I don’t like how most people think the “good” students have the best lifes. Some kids are just better than others at keeping things to themselves or handling situations. For me, 6th grade is when my mental health went downward but I was always the top student at school. The only reason I kept my grades up was because actively listening to the teacher and focusing on work was a way to just avoid things I didn’t wanna think about. At home I played games and watched anime as another form of distraction, and because I couldn’t sleep at night (nighttime is when I had my most mental breakdowns) I listened to music. Everything I did was to distract me from the life I hated. And it always made me feel worse when no one noticed me crying with my head down every time I finished work early. I’m in 8th grade now and this is still my life, only now, the distraction aren’t working anymore. I feel nothing nowadays.
Laylahbug my mental health spiraled down in 6th grade as well. Thats because my friend kept telling us how her father “beat her up” all over but had no scars at all. She then started telling lies that I was a horrible person and other much more graphic rumors and also about my bff at the time (bf now.) She also spread rumors about my toxic friends, which it was ironic, considering toxic telling on toxic and anyways. I was good in school because it was a tunnel vision from all of my distractions. I was quiet because I don’t express problems. It sucks you go through that. Yeah, life is bad. I’m here to talk if you want
Omg that was literally me in 7th grade. I went through a patch of time when I had no friends, hated my life and so I just buried myself in school. Because I was such a good student, my guidance counselor never met with me (even though I asked her to). I would literally cry in every single class, sit alone, do everything alone, finish work early, etc. None of the teachers paid any attention to me. Tbh it really hurt especially since teachers took sides against me. They took sides because I had a very public friend breakup and one of those friends happened to be trans. Because of this, they sided with him (though they never said it I could tell) and I knew that they thought I was a transphobe. That was really hurtful since I’m lgbtq+ and completely support the trans community. I felt nothing for a very long time and still do sometimes. Now I just feel nothing at the most random times and yeah it sucks. But it does get better! Stay strong. (I’m an eighth grader too)
Yes same i have straight a's and teachers think i have it good but its very hard for me, i have social anxiety and some more the only reason my grades are high is becuase i want to make my parents proud🥺
All The teachers hate me i only have one friend, shes really popular and the teachers like her, it really hurt when i see them be diffrent to students, and they show it soooo much to
Overall, educators need more training in identifying students who need mental health support. A lot of students who are quiet, keep to themselves, avoid getting in toruble, have good grades, etc fall through the cracks in terms of wellness/mental health/ emotional wellbeing because educators do not have that training or do not put it into practice. It's easier to catch the loud behaviors. The others require more work. Unfortunately, one one of the ways in which students who need support are identified is academic achievement. Students who are performing at grade level or are advanced in their studies are off educators radars because they are meeting expectations, data goals, etc. I believe this is unfortunate. However, you can take a stand for yourself. Reach out for support. Contact the county-I'm not sure where you live but you can contact mental health supports for yourself and talk it out with someone. At school reach out to a counselor and ask them for services, your information remains confidential. You are your strongest advocate. Do you need resources? If you tell me what city you live in, I can look up some for you. It's important that you speak to someone if you are feeling this way. People do care sometimes people get caught up in their daily tasks and they need to be reminded about what matters. It's great that you are an outstanding student, but it is important that you reach out for help.
Mathias Norberg no, she’s right. There’s no such thing as a bad person. People just make lots of mistakes. People who constantly bully people just keep on making bad mistakes and it’s in their nature, by how they were brought up to what they chose to do, not them being bad as a person. Besides, morality is a subjective matter..
@@DanDAlittleMan No she is wrong. A bad person is definitely a thing. Every person doesnt functions as we all "other" do, they cant see a difference between what is good and what is not. There is a lot of bad people in the prison, but are they all bad people in there? No, but some of them are. How would the world look if we were so forgiving. Death penalty wouldnt be a thing, prison would they even exist? Or would it be a health care center for those people? What makes a person "good" if all he ever done in life is hurting everyone else.
I think "leniency" is the wrong word. All students deserve empathy, which means we need to be especially aware of the struggles of lower income students. A student who needs more time, should be able to get that. We need to be allowed to measure a student's growth rather than their proficiency, which is why standardization is not useful.
Depends on what you mean by "standardization". Every able student should be required to meet the same standards to move to the next level of our education system. It does a disservice by teaching kids from low SEC less simply because we hold them to lower expectations. What needs to change is not our standards but our system. We need more support in low SEC not lower standards. Lowering the standards only sets these kids up to fail.
Leniency is the correct word because that’s what it is. They’re behavior or lack of doing work is being dismissed more so it is the teacher being more lenient.
It’s a competitive world so proficiency matters. Monique was absolutely right about not providing leniency to AA students. I grew up in a mostly minority, low income, public school system. Most of us were so unprepared for the real world when we graduated. It did a lot of us a huge disservice. I was lucky enough to be transferred to a better high school though.
@@nilatix9022 It's not a good word because it might not mean that they're not doing the work. It could mean that they do the work but due to say time constraints because they're working jobs and going to school that they can't get it done as quickly. Leniency can mean not taking deductions if you know they've got some personal situations that are handicapping them. it doesn't mean that you don't expect them to learn only that there is ahinderance to them keeping pace.
@@aminamelancon5640 Right! I would set the bar in an average to above average place, depending on the student but I would also acknowledge if certain things are occuring whch would hinder them fro hitting goals AND THEN work with them, the school, and any interested adults in their lives to try and overcome those barriers.
I was kinda annoyed that they assumed all "bad students" have something going on.. like some of them just dont know how to behave. I was also annoyed when some of them said that they sometimes like the "bad students" better than the "good students" because I really try my best to give the teacher an easy time and I am alaways quite and being a "good students" and in the end if the day the teacher will like better the ones who are behaving badly? It's so frustrating... and the saddest thing is that I can actually see this happening in my school, and I hate it. The students who are being nice to the teacher and being respectful should be the ones that teacher likes better.
teachers shouldn't dislike kids because theyre respectful but you cant control their favourites? that's kinda manipulative ngl saying this as the so called good kid
Exactly! Also, just because we can control ourselves doesn’t mean we can control everyone else. I get so stressed, because I always have to deal with the “bad students” because I’m a “good student” like wtf!? I make it easy for everyone else, while they make it as hard as possible for me
Episode ideas -Do all virgins think the same? -Do all nurses think the same? -Do all police officers think the same? -Do all single parents think the same?
Some people need to realize that for them, life will always be hard. You need to buckle down and make the choice to sacrifice more than the average person if higher education is truly something you want. My life will always be chaotic and I’ve had professors telling me to take a semester off, every single semester for two years. I was told I’m being naive thinking I can handle college by one of them. Every year someone dies and I relapse back into my ED/self harm. The only family I have left now is my aunt and grandpa, I’m 20 in college pursing my microbiology degree. Being a victim is a CHOICE, albeit an incredibly difficult one.
The problem is that if you want to go to college at all in your life you have to go right after HS bc that's the only time in your life that you have the most access to scholarships and funding, and even then the national average bachelors debt is still 10-25k even with funding that you found during HS. If you take a year or 2 off to work/explore life/gain maturity before studying again, you basically shot yourself in the foot financially.... if only higher education wasnt a commodity...
I wish my mom let me take a gap year because I needed to spend a year growing and working part time jobs to work up my social skills and responsibility rather than being thrown into college with zero outside world experience
That blonde one kind of pissed me off. It's really strange that she said she doesn't like the good students. The good kids are the only ones that actually treat them well and respect them. The clowns simply don't. Who enjoys being undermined and disrespected? Who dislikes being treated well? It's also quite immature for a teacher to be insinuating she actively dislikes the people that actually respect her. Not only that, but this is obviously going to generate insecurities in teens, as shown in the comment section. Teachers should be helping teens through these issues, not worsening them.
At least she was truthful. She might be wrong but I an understand why some teachers dont like some students. I mean there are alot of students who say they dont like teachers so it's obviously normal to have teachers that don't like some students too. It doesn't mean they are bad as long as their dislike for the student doesn't make them fail those students in tests, exams or make them treat those students differently.
@@victory4333 That's not what I mean. What I mean is that the student believed that they had a good relationship while it was the opposite. It's threatening in the sense that it is unexpected; people believe that when you treat someone well, they will like you. If not like them, not actively dislike them. This can make people very anxious and analyse every social interaction extensively. ESPECIALLY when it comes to teenagers who are already more prone to overanalysing social interactions and prone to mental illness. I'm not saying that disliking students is wrong. I'm saying she should've been more responsible than to say she dislikes the people who are fond of her. This can make people very insecure. It's also not the same thing for a student to dislike a teacher than a teacher to dislike a student. The teacher is an authority figure, that many people look up to. Teachers don't look up to students.
I'm done, I try my best in school. I'm quiet to an extent, I have NEVER gotten in trouble for speaking over a teacher. Although, I was moved to sit next to MY friend. I'm what I'd consider a good student, But. As always, the bad students get more attention. They get teased by teachers in a funny way, some times the teachers will invite them to have lunch and give them snacks. None of the teachers even tried getting that bond with me, it's like the talkative kids who are bad get more attention. Wtf
@@helenzheng1771 I do, 100% I talk to the teachers when they talk to ke but I'm just apparently not interesting enough for not being bad or smashing a kids head in a brick wall
I don't know what teachers' salaries are like wherever they live, but overall I think teachers should be one of the most highly valued groups of workers on par with doctors and such, because they are SO important and deserve a high salary! In my country we currently have a shortage of teachers because they're so underpaid that nobody wants to choose that career (they can still make a living and all of course, it's just not a well-paying job)
@@lovefelix1566 actually its the other way around, but one thing teachers do get that they don't factor in is benefits. They usually get benefits that if they were to have to pay for they would have to make 60k a year to account for.
I'm not one of the "good" students but neither one of the "bad" students. Honestly that day I could be talkative or really quiet. I've noticed how teachers like the "bad" students but even if a good student did something they would be angry and not like in a funny way that if it was a bad student they'd have s laugh at it with the student . also, teachers, we can tell when you don't like us.
That's true though. In like skills our class did a test and according to the test im 48% extroverted and 52% introverted. So basically it's a 1/2 chance that I'll either talk a lot that day, or not talk at all
I've been a teacher and I prefer the good students. I had to bless the students that get on my nerves first. Then I saw their behavior and ability to learn change. They became good students, too.
I had teachers and almost all of them were my favorite but now that I think about it, I think they probably disliked me or hated me idk I just have a feeling 💁 And 50% of the reason was mostly because I used to be really quite when I was youmger
My teacher has these kindness rocks that have uplifting words on them all over the room, but she also says that just in case if someone does come into the school that we could protect ourselves with the kindness rocks. She says “fight them with kindness” 😂
Episode ideas: - Do all children think the same? - Do all elderly people think the same? - Do all cancer survivors think the same? - Do all homeless people think the same? - Do all substance abuse addicts think the same? - Do all Lawyers think the same? - Do all gun owners think the same? - Do all College students think the same? - Do all Amish people think the same? - Do all pet owners think the same?
TheMule Sanders what aged children? I would say that most children (1-15) aren’t capable of forming good opinions. 16-18 they’re a little more mature but they’re not “children” in the same sense that a 10 year old is.
Ha, I’d love to see lawyers! Esp if they get prosecutors, defense attorneys, some corporate lawyers and some pro bono/human rights lawyers. All the same law, seriously different clients. Hell would break loose!!!
Jenna 123 have you seen most 12-15 year olds lmao? In order to get that age range you’d need to get some highly intellectual kids who are not representative of the majority.
Oh my God I hate how instead of discussing this video and talking about the teachers opinions, every comment is about "Do ... next time" or "Please do ...!"
@@lolopop12345 I think they already have. There is a poll every now and then on their Channel when you click on "Community". But yeah people probably think it's more likely to be seen in the comment section I guess
This is one of the best respectful video I've seen in this channel. Everyone could calmly disagree and would not be disturbed or anything. It was great to see that. Thank you
Every year I’ve had teachers that ‘prefer’ the bad kids more then the good kids. As a good kid, I really appreciated in seventh grade when my teacher would bring all the good kids in for lunch with her. The class was a hassle because of the amount of misbehaving kids, but she told us she knew we didn’t get much attention during class so she wanted us to feel like we were wanted and noticed. She didn’t need to do it, but she did and it really made my year. The small things really help and can shape a student.
They assume that the “bad” kids are going through things, and give them leniency, but not once has any of my teachers cut the “good” kids some slack. I’m a straight a student, I’ve never gotten below an a on a report card in my life, so the teachers know I can do good, so if I miss out on an assignment, they show no mercy. I cry myself to sleep every night, have an identity crisis at least once a day, am constantly scared and worried, and wants to die. But my teachers are never lenient with me because they know that I can take hard work, because I have good grades.
That was the one only question that I was kinda disappointed to see them answer Like they all avoided on how serious the situation is “throw rocks at me them” like the shooter will be scared 😂
@@imjustjohn2223 It distracts them though if I am throwing large objects at you it will be harder to shoot. That's why they say throw Staplers, bottles, phones, binders, notebooks, bins, boxes even chairs and desks. Rocks work, and she teaches elementary schoolers they probably cant throw a desk. They say anything that is large enough to cause a distraction and pain. Plus having guns in schools is dangerous.
@@Hilvarious It doesn't stop them but it distracts them, which can give someone the time to stop them. It's harder to shoot a gun with objects flying in your face. And what do you expect from a bunch of 6 year olds? They can't throw chairs! They tell you to throw phones, binders, water bottles, staplers, stab them with a pen etc. Your talking about children hear, remember that. Not trained adults. Rocks are better than nothing.
I just want to point out Monique at 1:50 and Derrick way on the left at 1:59, their reactions to the other teachers talking about how they disliked students made me so relieved
all i got from this was the fact that teachers don’t care about what’s going on in your personal life if you’re getting decent grades and staying quiet at the back of the class
Thinking that only "bad student" have it hard at home and that "good student" have it easy kind of pisses me off : i was always in the top 3 of my class and in the top 10 of all the 12th grades (we used to be rank like that) but during all this year and the ones before i went trough depression, social anxiety, social phobia, panic attacks, 3 failed suicides attempts and the death of my father but no one except my best friend knew all that not even my family . So please don't judge bad or good student without knowing❤❤ And take care of you
It's not the teachers. It's way beyond them. Teachers are just the scapegoats for parents and admins but the real problem is the district if nothing is done. Teachers basically get in trouble for every decision they make so even in a situation of bullying, they do not have the power to move students to diff classes or different campuses. A child can go to a teacher all they want but even if a teacher is making it known to admin or district about it, they cannot go above their protocols without risking their own livelihood/job. And if you don't believe me when I say teachers are always the scapegoats because they are the ones "seen" as the person directly engaging with students, remember your comment and who you decided to blame first. It wasn't the district, it wasn't the admin, it was not the parent of the other child... it was the teacher who has zero power to make decisions on bullying other than separating them within the same classroom. Thankfully not all schools or admins are like the ones I guess yours is like, some people do respect teachers enough to put the bully in alternative or suspension even if the victim fights back in defense. Basically, everyone paints the teacher as the students worse enemy when in reality, many teachers are the ones closest to the students and willing to do what it takes to help them.
Do all people with general anxiety disorder think the same? Do all people with social anxiety disorder think the same? Do all people with depression think the same? Do all people with panic disorder think the same? Etc
Wouldn’t that be kinda boring though? They’re obviously not going to all think the same, because all mental disorders manifest differently. Or is it more so, that people would know they’re not alone?
Though I didn't agree with her right off the bat on some prompts, Monique had such well thought out answers that made me think, "I didn't think about it that way. Good point!"
watching this video just shows me how blessed some of us are. we shouldn't try to take things for granted. The fact that there are kids who live around gang neighborhoods and having to work at a really early age and get expelled because of not attending or some other reason is just horrifying. Some of us really are lucky.
BM so you positively reinforce bad behavior and negatively reinforce good behavior, maybe consider a career choice where you don’t deal with young people who can be easily influenced
@@Kuraakka That's not how that works at all. Liking them better isn't reinforcing anything. Bad students tend to have more conversations with their teacher, they're more outspoken, their personalities are easier to actually notice, and they do a lot to get your attention because many of them don't get it elsewhere. Good students tend to be passive and detached from conversation, sitting silent unless spoken to and being extremely agreeable - This makes them harder, if not impossible to connect with. There's no reinforcement either way.
Cool, this is one of my favourites so far. Everyone managed to get a word in and seemed comfortable in sharing with each other. Tell your sister to stop saying like so much though, as a teacher she has to set an example. :-P
Gonna spill some tea here- I think that Jubilee is a better TH-cam channel than The Cut :/ [Edit]Dont get me wrong, I actually like both. I just prefer Jubilee.
Definitely! I stopped watching Cut because of how sexual their videos were especially videos with kids, disturbing (don't know if they still do). Jubilee actually tries to make meaningful, educational videos that make a positive difference as well as entertaining videos.
Generic Username 1000% agree. I would be more than comfortable having a CONCEALED weapon in my Texas classroom because I’ve grown up shooting but it should never be required
I mean idk where you live but where I live they are paid extremely high, almost equivalent to lawyers.... 85k - 100k. But the average salary per year is 54k. I also think it depends on the school, level of experience and country you live in.
@Thelondonbadger as someone who knows lots of bad teachers, this comment has no place being below jenifer's... it doesn't have relevance to the fact that teachers are still underpaid, good AND bad. Plenty is not all. Some are not all. And also, "a huge amount" is most likely inaccurate. It also implies most when most teachers aren't like this. Most teachers are kind. It's cool to want to open up debate but not on someone else's comment where it's entirely unrelated. Spread your hate for teachers elsewhere, you want us to hate teachers collectively and hide behind the blanket of "oh but i said all the bad teachers!"
Kady Lynch this is in California so I am not surprised. “I don’t like guns for the community” that’s what one of them said. So you don’t like to have protection? Bunch of snowflake nonsense like the government can protect you from everything. Schools at least need armed security.
@@eb60lp armed security yes, such as a police officer. But I don't agree with teachers being allowed to have guns in classrooms. You have to realize that not all teachers are good and this could make it easier for students to have access to a gun.
@@takearriabrown7644 As a person who grew up around guns and lives in a place with more lax gun laws I want to offer an alternative perspective that isn't super combative like the above guy. In no particular order just addressing what they said in the video and the general sentiments: 1. Rocks are a terrible idea, you should not be trying to fight back with a tool that won't incapacitate the shooter. That will get students killed standing around throwing stuff. I am no expert, but those who are have weighed in on this idea and are confident that's a bad idea. 2. Guns being stolen isn't an issue if you keep your hangun in a holster on your person at all times, the same way anyone who conceal carrys would do. 3. I don't think the suggestion is that teachers be REQUIRED to carry a gun, only that the option should be there if they take it upon themselves to take defensive shooting lessons and/or is comfortable with firearms to begin with. 4. Particularly on University campuses I am 100% comfortable with people carrying for self defense. Everyone there is a bonafied adult. Where I live you don't even need a permit to conceal carry, and by and large I am comfortable with that because I know a lot of people that carry. So I can't comprehend a scenario where in college classes I would distrust my fellow students to the point of thinking they might shoot me out of nowhere just because they have a gun. I feel safer knowing gun owners are close by to help. 5. The culture surrounding guns is pretty deadly serious. I have strong memories of being reprimanded by my dad for making mistakes at the range or in other situations. Gun owners take that responsibility very seriously. Many people I know trust other normal citizens to protect them in public more than they trust the police, and I think that is justifiable. Especially people in poorer areas with a bad history with police and/or places with slow police response times.
I love what Monique said about how she looks at the child and not their behaviors and if you constantly tell a child they're bad, they will think they are no matter what they do. Also for some children, any attention is good attention to them, even negative attention, because at least someone is noticing them. I never actually stopped to look at it from that perspective when I did do substitute teaching.
You guys are really getting good at perfecting the formula of these videos and hitting your stride, this is one of my favorites ever. Loved it. Thanks for all that you guys do to bring us these engaging and thought provoking conversations.
I had this teacher where she cares so much about our behavior. One mistake can set her off. There was this one time where a kid was standing near a set of stairs. The teacher saw him and said "Why r u standing near the stairs? Do you want to fall? If you fall and get injured then we adults have to take the responsability. Dont you care about yourself?" He was nowhere near of falling and getting injured. Eventually, 3 monts later she left which was FREEDOM.
@Anna 123 climate change is science! And is a fact! Not being a science sheep nor a very nerdy dude but not believing in climate change is worse then believing in flat Earth! Not believing in it may lead to people thinking that wasting plastic and burning fuel is ok! Besides, it won't hurt to save the environment even if you don't believe in climate change.
I can’t believe they said that they don’t really like quiet kids I mean I understand that they don’t say much but there could be a reason for that like what If they get bullied or something! Honestly it’s not fair for teachers to judge like that (that’s just my opinion)
Exactly. I was quiet in class because that’s literally what your supposed to be. Idk why they expect you to tell them you’re life story ever time you enter the class, they are you’re teachers not you’re friends after all. The never do anything if they’re is bullying anyways and never try to make things right between the kids they just ignore the situation so they shouldn’t expect to be treated as friends.
It's sad to see teachers think that only "bad" students have it tough, which we can agree that they do. But there's a lot of top students out there who have a lot pressure on them. Especially by parents.. As that student who is always top of the class I can confirm it. My anxiety has developed into this big ball and it keeps getting bigger. It gets so bad to the point where I'm terrified for life to come home with a B+. Everything sucks.
Some students may be abusive because they are being abused. Some well behaved-high achieving students may be obedient because they are being heavily abused and have learned to fear as well as obey all forms of authority. Some students who fall somewhere in between- well behaved but not high achieving or high achieving but poorly behaved, may also experience extreme abuse and despair at home. All scenarios above are true and all are unacceptable. Anyone who is professionally involved in education should already be well aware of this truth. It is one thing for an educator to be naively oblivious to this reality, but it is a whole other breed of evil for a teacher to be purposely ignorant of the sociological damage history itself has inflicted on society and the home. Anyone who enters the school system, blind to these concepts and are not thoroughly educated about childhood trauma, has no place in education.
I feel horrible if the person who told the blonde teacher that she was their favorite saw this video. This literally invoked anxiety into me and I don’t even have her
Megan Roberts Agreed but being a married couple they would have to come to some agreements about certain things like maintaining relationships, raising children, exposure to media, education and etc. Otherwise, would they still be together?
The Missing Link To a certain extent yes but a lot of relationships is about compromise. Whether both partners agree completely they must reach a compromise to make it work. Their would be no couples if relationships required both parties to agree on everything because it just isn’t possible. I would be very surprised if all the couples would be able to reach a decision on the random questions posed to them on this show without a conversation before hand.
If a teacher doesn't like us, it shows a lot more than they think it does. My science teacher didn't like our class and we could tell because she would let her other classes do fun activities and let them watch stuff like 'Mythbusters' if they finished early. We never got to do any of that stuff. She would spend our period out in the hall or in another class immediately after she gave us an assignment. One day, when we brought up an activity that the other classes got to do,asking if we could do it too, she said no. When we asked why, her reason was "because I don't like you guys". Like,we could already tell she didn't like us as much as the other classes,but she didn't have to say it out loud. TLDR: teacher showed that we were her least favorite class and in the end just ended up telling us that she didn't like us.
It’s so crazy when your teacher doesn’t know what you’re going thru but when they find out they act different that’s what I like I told my teacher my family problems and she was there and helped
@@mishiebaniaz4125 there are many jewish people that are pro-palestine. being jewish does not automatically mean you love and support the israeli government and its actions.
@@vega8698 i believe it thats not even that bad compared to some stuff. kids dont listen and adults dont wanna do their jobs so things like this happen
I had a lot of Asian teachers in my life that i had loved the most. They really wanted me and the rest of us to do better. And i feel happy for the kids coming after mehaving a great teacher to really teach them in a way where they learn really quick.
He only gave them F's because he thought that it was better for the students to take a break from tertiary education. Because not everyone can take the stress of having to get straight A's every semester.
red velvet My school had a 20 page dress code, it so long they don’t tell us it they tell us what we can wear And we aren’t in a gang related area so it’s for sure not that
Uniforms are fine Idk why people don't want uniforms it's just a waste in money buying clothes when you can wear uniforms no that expensive honestly uniforms are the best
@@ambrosia_fragments That is because uniforms symbolises the pride for your school and it teaches you discipline. Not to mention it will also help to lower peer pressure and bullying due to the discrimination between the poor and the rich. Typically primary and secondary schools will have uniforms because the students are not so mature enough. So if you ask me uniforms are not a waste of money and it actually helps for a lot of people out there. It also helps you to connect to the school so you have a sense of belonging there
@@mobiledatano1787 my school has uniforms and in no way does it do any good. It only causes more issues when someone isn't in uniform or can't afford a uniform. While not being in uniform is at first the students fault, my school recently added some rules that make it more difficult to remember the uniform. Example, were not allowed to wear hoodies or any jacket that isn't black or white. We also are required to wear our student ids around our necks. While the student ids are a smart thing since most of not all jobs require you to wear them, what makes it useless is that if you forget your id you get detention and have to pay for everything new one and the lanyard for your grade level. The uniforms don't make feeling like I belong there a thing honestly. It's more of a burden with the restrictions and most of the time they're uncomfortable to wear so you can't do your best. That ruins the point of school in a way since going to school is to do your best to be ready for the world after you graduate
@@whiterosepoetryhouse970 That is not the uniform's fault, it is most likely the fault of that person who decided to set that ridiculous system about uniforms in your place. In most places they are not so strict about it and actually allow jackets and things like that. I don't know about other countries though, but in mine they actually reduce the prices of uniforms for students who have financial problems and also give out free ties or other accessories needed for the uniforms. (For government schools) Of course if all the schools with uniforms have this it would be more pleasant, unfortunately some schools can't because they are either low on budget or they do not care about the students' well being. I am sorry to hear your unfortunate experiences with uniforms but keep in mind that teachers, principals or the education system have to play their part to ensure that uniforms are enjoyable or at least decent.
@@gerafinali4384 it seems sycophantic, like, you're only telling me this so when you get an 89.4 in my class, you'll expect an easier time arguing for an A. Most of the people who I know had real, genuine relationships with their teachers are the middle of the road kids
@@P0k3D0nd3M4cG there is nothing sycophantic in my reply. There are many middle of the road, and off the road and at the top of the road kids that teachers genuinely like. Many teachers go to this career because they truly like young people and are generally empathetic people. I would say I was more stating the obvious, that this video had put shade on.
Imagine being the nicest,best student in the class loving the teacher telling her that and then see this on TH-cam only to realize she don’t like you back
I think this is the first episode where everyone seemed like a genuinely nice person, made good points and had a variety of views and there wasn't that person you can't stand.
@@anahjahbooker4595 yeah of course because "the bell doesn't dismiss you, I do" is the saying BUT, in this its like a complete the sentance. The statement In this case would be "the bell dismisses the class" and we'd expect someone to disagree and say "the bell doesn't dismiss my class! I do! "
Thing is not everyone explains there answer, they just talk if they want to, there's no turns and I'm sure they'd wanna keep every bit of dialog as possible
For real I’m a so called good student and I have so much crap going on right now and if a good student makes one wrong move our life is pretty much over and then the whole school knows about what we did
Wow. Monique is counselor for a reason. She’s so well educated and expressed her opinions in such nice ways that had me like “oh ya, that’s a good point” even if I had other opinions
@@PurplePadisafy And what race do you think I am? You're about to look like a fool. No, she may have the right answers but she is not warm and approachable.
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I love how the college professor talks using hands gestures and taking turns looking at each individual face. It’s so college like 😂.
Diego Reyes it's called eye contact lmao
@@glow3892 oh really now I didn't know looking at someone is eye contact, I don't think they knew either!!!! /s
Laura K !!!!!!
Yes, it’s something I noticed with my professors 😂
imagine being someones fav teacher and u dont even like them… tuff
kris bby how about imagine having a favourite teacher that you love and yet they don’t like you?
InhaledExhaled Pretty much the same but you are the student. Nothing to imagine here.
kris bby yea that was kinda catty
@@inhaledexhaled5460 sup how r u I had this one teacher who it was the opposite I hated that guy except he found the things I said funny so....
At least she was honest
Imagine the math teacher is your favorite teacher and you tell her in that way she described so you just found out she doesn’t like you 😬
Not everyone in the world is going to like you move on with your life.
Sheesh! Lol
CAN YOU KEEP UP?
The teacher thinks "omg" to themselves, they don't let on to the student.
She made me question the teachers I told that to as a child. I’m talking about you, Mr. Johnson and Ms. Nickelberry 👀
I don’t like how most people think the “good” students have the best lifes. Some kids are just better than others at keeping things to themselves or handling situations. For me, 6th grade is when my mental health went downward but I was always the top student at school. The only reason I kept my grades up was because actively listening to the teacher and focusing on work was a way to just avoid things I didn’t wanna think about. At home I played games and watched anime as another form of distraction, and because I couldn’t sleep at night (nighttime is when I had my most mental breakdowns) I listened to music. Everything I did was to distract me from the life I hated. And it always made me feel worse when no one noticed me crying with my head down every time I finished work early. I’m in 8th grade now and this is still my life, only now, the distraction aren’t working anymore. I feel nothing nowadays.
Laylahbug my mental health spiraled down in 6th grade as well. Thats because my friend kept telling us how her father “beat her up” all over but had no scars at all. She then started telling lies that I was a horrible person and other much more graphic rumors and also about my bff at the time (bf now.) She also spread rumors about my toxic friends, which it was ironic, considering toxic telling on toxic and anyways. I was good in school because it was a tunnel vision from all of my distractions. I was quiet because I don’t express problems. It sucks you go through that. Yeah, life is bad. I’m here to talk if you want
Omg that was literally me in 7th grade. I went through a patch of time when I had no friends, hated my life and so I just buried myself in school. Because I was such a good student, my guidance counselor never met with me (even though I asked her to). I would literally cry in every single class, sit alone, do everything alone, finish work early, etc. None of the teachers paid any attention to me. Tbh it really hurt especially since teachers took sides against me. They took sides because I had a very public friend breakup and one of those friends happened to be trans. Because of this, they sided with him (though they never said it I could tell) and I knew that they thought I was a transphobe. That was really hurtful since I’m lgbtq+ and completely support the trans community. I felt nothing for a very long time and still do sometimes. Now I just feel nothing at the most random times and yeah it sucks. But it does get better! Stay strong. (I’m an eighth grader too)
Yes same i have straight a's and teachers think i have it good but its very hard for me, i have social anxiety and some more the only reason my grades are high is becuase i want to make my parents proud🥺
All The teachers hate me i only have one friend, shes really popular and the teachers like her, it really hurt when i see them be diffrent to students, and they show it soooo much to
Overall, educators need more training in identifying students who need mental health support. A lot of students who are quiet, keep to themselves, avoid getting in toruble, have good grades, etc fall through the cracks in terms of wellness/mental health/ emotional wellbeing because educators do not have that training or do not put it into practice. It's easier to catch the loud behaviors. The others require more work. Unfortunately, one one of the ways in which students who need support are identified is academic achievement. Students who are performing at grade level or are advanced in their studies are off educators radars because they are meeting expectations, data goals, etc. I believe this is unfortunate. However, you can take a stand for yourself. Reach out for support. Contact the county-I'm not sure where you live but you can contact mental health supports for yourself and talk it out with someone. At school reach out to a counselor and ask them for services, your information remains confidential. You are your strongest advocate. Do you need resources? If you tell me what city you live in, I can look up some for you. It's important that you speak to someone if you are feeling this way. People do care sometimes people get caught up in their daily tasks and they need to be reminded about what matters. It's great that you are an outstanding student, but it is important that you reach out for help.
i’m actually pretty glad that they made this one, it’s good
Jehona ikr! This was very interesting.
I agree it gives people more insides in what teachers think and do
I’m waiting for that one person who’s like OMFG THATS MY ENGLISH TEACHER
freeridge_stan love tha😂
That's why I read the comments 😂
has there been one yet
DERRICK WAS MY ENGLISH TEACHER MR DAVIDSON
I just saw a comment saying that they knew the blue shirt professor
Dang the first question now has me paranoid about how many teachers didn’t like me lmao
Yes I am a good student and apperantly he hates that
I wanna like but u at 444
Brak don’t listen to her. She seemed really immature
@@g-money8448 so you have to like everyone who likes you?
Same I'm paranoid😭
That teacher who said “it’s the behaviour that’s bad, not the kid” should be a philosopher of a politician 👏👍
It's the crime thats bad, not the person.
She should go out and see how the world actually functions
Mathias Norberg no, she’s right. There’s no such thing as a bad person. People just make lots of mistakes. People who constantly bully people just keep on making bad mistakes and it’s in their nature, by how they were brought up to what they chose to do, not them being bad as a person. Besides, morality is a subjective matter..
@@DanDAlittleMan No she is wrong. A bad person is definitely a thing. Every person doesnt functions as we all "other" do, they cant see a difference between what is good and what is not. There is a lot of bad people in the prison, but are they all bad people in there? No, but some of them are. How would the world look if we were so forgiving. Death penalty wouldnt be a thing, prison would they even exist? Or would it be a health care center for those people? What makes a person "good" if all he ever done in life is hurting everyone else.
Mathias Norberg I don’t believe in “good people either” . We are all just people..
“There’d be a lot of principals been shot if teachers had guns” 😂😂😂
Abdullah Habib Honestly has a teacher who said she’d shoot if she could lmao she was the best
Bro, i keep seeing you everywhere
Honestly If i was a teacher the first student to disrespect me is getting a chair thrown at them
*being shot
I think "leniency" is the wrong word. All students deserve empathy, which means we need to be especially aware of the struggles of lower income students. A student who needs more time, should be able to get that. We need to be allowed to measure a student's growth rather than their proficiency, which is why standardization is not useful.
Depends on what you mean by "standardization". Every able student should be required to meet the same standards to move to the next level of our education system. It does a disservice by teaching kids from low SEC less simply because we hold them to lower expectations.
What needs to change is not our standards but our system. We need more support in low SEC not lower standards. Lowering the standards only sets these kids up to fail.
Leniency is the correct word because that’s what it is. They’re behavior or lack of doing work is being dismissed more so it is the teacher being more lenient.
It’s a competitive world so proficiency matters. Monique was absolutely right about not providing leniency to AA students. I grew up in a mostly minority, low income, public school system. Most of us were so unprepared for the real world when we graduated. It did a lot of us a huge disservice. I was lucky enough to be transferred to a better high school though.
@@nilatix9022 It's not a good word because it might not mean that they're not doing the work. It could mean that they do the work but due to say time constraints because they're working jobs and going to school that they can't get it done as quickly. Leniency can mean not taking deductions if you know they've got some personal situations that are handicapping them. it doesn't mean that you don't expect them to learn only that there is ahinderance to them keeping pace.
@@aminamelancon5640 Right! I would set the bar in an average to above average place, depending on the student but I would also acknowledge if certain things are occuring whch would hinder them fro hitting goals AND THEN work with them, the school, and any interested adults in their lives to try and overcome those barriers.
most understanding spectrum episode yet. educators will ALWAYS have my respect.
Some educators are disrespectful. They don't all have my respect.
omg pewdiepie go play minecraft
minecraft lol
Lauryn Yankey I mean there will always be a “some” for any occupation or title, I don’t think it should invalidate his statement.
Gay
I was kinda annoyed that they assumed all "bad students" have something going on.. like some of them just dont know how to behave. I was also annoyed when some of them said that they sometimes like the "bad students" better than the "good students" because I really try my best to give the teacher an easy time and I am alaways quite and being a "good students" and in the end if the day the teacher will like better the ones who are behaving badly? It's so frustrating... and the saddest thing is that I can actually see this happening in my school, and I hate it. The students who are being nice to the teacher and being respectful should be the ones that teacher likes better.
Yes!
teachers shouldn't dislike kids because theyre respectful but you cant control their favourites? that's kinda manipulative ngl
saying this as the so called good kid
@@seaworldwaters it's not fair they treat kids who are being disrespectful and rude better then the ones who are being respectful.
Life is unfair in general sadly you have to get used to it
Exactly! Also, just because we can control ourselves doesn’t mean we can control everyone else. I get so stressed, because I always have to deal with the “bad students” because I’m a “good student” like wtf!? I make it easy for everyone else, while they make it as hard as possible for me
“There’d be a lot of principals shot if teachers had guns”
And I oop😂
I screamed at that comment 😂💀
The last answer about the Russian student was very poignant. Great insight
@Legendary Gunslinger maybe he reflected about his decision and thought about the Russian kid he used to teach
I was your thousandth like
@Legendary Gunslinger I think he just didn't know where to stand and thought he was on the disagree side
You should get a big family and do : *do all siblings agree*
Yesss
YAAAAS
Yesss!
They could just get the cimorelli family, so many siblings
Or not enough Nelson’s
Kids know when a teacher doesn’t like them. Stop fooling yourselves.
exactly !
ahaha no we dont
It's actually seen in their behavior clearly
true.
@@rejectfalseicons ahaha bro you know we do.
Episode ideas
-Do all virgins think the same?
-Do all nurses think the same?
-Do all police officers think the same?
-Do all single parents think the same?
Maria Ria The forth should be next. Cause my mom is single and were struggling a bit. So I would like to see other opinions.
Maria Ria another idea do all vegans think the same
yo sita it’s already been done basicall. Watch odd mans out vegan.
-Do all college kids think the same
Something about Zodiac Signs too
The college teacher saying that college is something that some students are not prepared for in that part of their life 👏🏻👏🏻 THANK YOU!
Some people need to realize that for them, life will always be hard. You need to buckle down and make the choice to sacrifice more than the average person if higher education is truly something you want. My life will always be chaotic and I’ve had professors telling me to take a semester off, every single semester for two years. I was told I’m being naive thinking I can handle college by one of them. Every year someone dies and I relapse back into my ED/self harm. The only family I have left now is my aunt and grandpa, I’m 20 in college pursing my microbiology degree. Being a victim is a CHOICE, albeit an incredibly difficult one.
The problem is that if you want to go to college at all in your life you have to go right after HS bc that's the only time in your life that you have the most access to scholarships and funding, and even then the national average bachelors debt is still 10-25k even with funding that you found during HS. If you take a year or 2 off to work/explore life/gain maturity before studying again, you basically shot yourself in the foot financially.... if only higher education wasnt a commodity...
Only 3 of these teachers could be possibly correct, the same 3 who said they were underpaid. The other 3 are high.
I wish my mom let me take a gap year because I needed to spend a year growing and working part time jobs to work up my social skills and responsibility rather than being thrown into college with zero outside world experience
That blonde one kind of pissed me off. It's really strange that she said she doesn't like the good students. The good kids are the only ones that actually treat them well and respect them. The clowns simply don't. Who enjoys being undermined and disrespected? Who dislikes being treated well?
It's also quite immature for a teacher to be insinuating she actively dislikes the people that actually respect her. Not only that, but this is obviously going to generate insecurities in teens, as shown in the comment section. Teachers should be helping teens through these issues, not worsening them.
@@okk2776 I mean, some teachers find loud and boisterous people endearing -- especially if they're that 'cool' teacher
At least she was truthful. She might be wrong but I an understand why some teachers dont like some students. I mean there are alot of students who say they dont like teachers so it's obviously normal to have teachers that don't like some students too. It doesn't mean they are bad as long as their dislike for the student doesn't make them fail those students in tests, exams or make them treat those students differently.
@@victory4333 That's not what I mean. What I mean is that the student believed that they had a good relationship while it was the opposite. It's threatening in the sense that it is unexpected; people believe that when you treat someone well, they will like you. If not like them, not actively dislike them.
This can make people very anxious and analyse every social interaction extensively. ESPECIALLY when it comes to teenagers who are already more prone to overanalysing social interactions and prone to mental illness.
I'm not saying that disliking students is wrong. I'm saying she should've been more responsible than to say she dislikes the people who are fond of her. This can make people very insecure.
It's also not the same thing for a student to dislike a teacher than a teacher to dislike a student. The teacher is an authority figure, that many people look up to. Teachers don't look up to students.
Rose Hathaway but she didn’t appreciate what the good students do who try to make life easier for them
@@rosehathaway9129 oh yes you are right I understand what you mean now. I 100% agree with you.
Monique speaks at 100 mph but everything she says makes a lot of sense
Mara Inman umm I don’t think so
Chia hater
If she teach me like that in school....i will definitely fail all tests n exams
ML Player she’s a counselor
@@madjoker7800 even the counselor should talk in a very polite manner.....the way she talks look like she is shouting at other
Please do "Do All Grandparents Think the Same"
It would be interesting to know about their views on today's world.
just go on facebook...old peple love sharing their views with everyone lol
A v R Nah
Your profile pic got me weak 😂
Not about the world cause that's too broad of a term. More about their grandchildren, that's whole point.
A v R bro I hete deos cring buumers:(
I'm done, I try my best in school. I'm quiet to an extent, I have NEVER gotten in trouble for speaking over a teacher. Although, I was moved to sit next to MY friend. I'm what I'd consider a good student,
But. As always, the bad students get more attention. They get teased by teachers in a funny way, some times the teachers will invite them to have lunch and give them snacks. None of the teachers even tried getting that bond with me, it's like the talkative kids who are bad get more attention. Wtf
Mmmm, try being more social, open up more! But I will agree that it’s a bit unfair.
@@helenzheng1771 I do, 100% I talk to the teachers when they talk to ke but I'm just apparently not interesting enough for not being bad or smashing a kids head in a brick wall
Helen Zheng if someone has social anxiety, he/she isn’t so good at opening...
This is where teachers should help their student.
For me it’s the opposite, I’m introverted and my teacher always try’s to talk to me and help me become more social
Most. Relatable. Comment. Here
I loved how everyone was honest but still respectful! They all sound like amazing teachers
Leah M maybe that’s just a facade😂🙇🏽♂️
Kinda surprised with the "under paid" one, thought they would all be like "Hell yes im under paid"😂
Teachers make 45k a year, which isnt terrible. Especially when you think they get ~160 days a year off
psackett1000 that’s not necessarily true in all the states...
I don't know what teachers' salaries are like wherever they live, but overall I think teachers should be one of the most highly valued groups of workers on par with doctors and such, because they are SO important and deserve a high salary! In my country we currently have a shortage of teachers because they're so underpaid that nobody wants to choose that career (they can still make a living and all of course, it's just not a well-paying job)
Not every teacher works for the public school system. Those in private, parochial, charter schools usually get paid more...
@@lovefelix1566 actually its the other way around, but one thing teachers do get that they don't factor in is benefits. They usually get benefits that if they were to have to pay for they would have to make 60k a year to account for.
They really are smart people. Teachers are so underrated
@Jay Brown true LUL
depends on the teacher
I'm not one of the "good" students but neither one of the "bad" students. Honestly that day I could be talkative or really quiet.
I've noticed how teachers like the "bad" students but even if a good student did something they would be angry and not like in a funny way that if it was a bad student they'd have s laugh at it with the student .
also, teachers, we can tell when you don't like us.
Thats the reason i dont talk to teachers. I m a living stone in the school .
@@NeetuSingh-rz8su :(
That's true though. In like skills our class did a test and according to the test im 48% extroverted and 52% introverted. So basically it's a 1/2 chance that I'll either talk a lot that day, or not talk at all
I've been a teacher and I prefer the good students. I had to bless the students that get on my nerves first. Then I saw their behavior and ability to learn change. They became good students, too.
True, and what you just described happened yesterday at my school
“We love all our students” “most of them don’t know even if we don’t like them”. Stop fooling yourself you aren’t hiding nothing
Execpt the good ones, those not
Me: ...
I have multiple teachers that obviously didn't like me. That statement get on my nerves so much.
I had teachers and almost all of them were my favorite but now that I think about it, I think they probably disliked me or hated me idk I just have a feeling 💁
And 50% of the reason was mostly because I used to be really quite when I was youmger
My teacher has these kindness rocks that have uplifting words on them all over the room, but she also says that just in case if someone does come into the school that we could protect ourselves with the kindness rocks. She says “fight them with kindness” 😂
Omg haha that's amazing!
Amr T. I want your teacher so bad😊
Man the first question was deep. Props to the lady strongly disagreeing
Episode ideas:
- Do all children think the same?
- Do all elderly people think the same?
- Do all cancer survivors think the same?
- Do all homeless people think the same?
- Do all substance abuse addicts think the same?
- Do all Lawyers think the same?
- Do all gun owners think the same?
- Do all College students think the same?
- Do all Amish people think the same?
- Do all pet owners think the same?
TheMule Sanders what aged children? I would say that most children (1-15) aren’t capable of forming good opinions. 16-18 they’re a little more mature but they’re not “children” in the same sense that a 10 year old is.
Amish people could be really interesting😊
Never Back down I’d say 12-15 years olds and maybe even younger are definitely capable of forming opinions that they can justify
Ha, I’d love to see lawyers! Esp if they get prosecutors, defense attorneys, some corporate lawyers and some pro bono/human rights lawyers. All the same law, seriously different clients. Hell would break loose!!!
Jenna 123 have you seen most 12-15 year olds lmao? In order to get that age range you’d need to get some highly intellectual kids who are not representative of the majority.
Oh my God I hate how instead of discussing this video and talking about the teachers opinions, every comment is about "Do ... next time" or "Please do ...!"
Agreed
Yeah they need to have an entirely separate section for that. Maybe a pinned comment for suggestions ONLY and the rest for actual on subject dialogue
@@lolopop12345 I think they already have. There is a poll every now and then on their Channel when you click on "Community". But yeah people probably think it's more likely to be seen in the comment section I guess
ikr!!
You are not even discussing the video you are just complaining about what other people are doing. You're just asking to the problem. Oh the irony.
This is one of the best respectful video I've seen in this channel. Everyone could calmly disagree and would not be disturbed or anything. It was great to see that. Thank you
It’s one of the greatest things about academia IMO.
"there would be a lot of principles shot if teachers carried guns in school" lol
The principal is your pal.
And kids
Antonio Alejandro Caro Alvarez 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 genuinely couldn’t stop laughing when he said that pahagahah
that dude is hilarious
But there would rarely be school shootings
Every year I’ve had teachers that ‘prefer’ the bad kids more then the good kids. As a good kid, I really appreciated in seventh grade when my teacher would bring all the good kids in for lunch with her. The class was a hassle because of the amount of misbehaving kids, but she told us she knew we didn’t get much attention during class so she wanted us to feel like we were wanted and noticed. She didn’t need to do it, but she did and it really made my year. The small things really help and can shape a student.
They assume that the “bad” kids are going through things, and give them leniency, but not once has any of my teachers cut the “good” kids some slack.
I’m a straight a student, I’ve never gotten below an a on a report card in my life, so the teachers know I can do good, so if I miss out on an assignment, they show no mercy. I cry myself to sleep every night, have an identity crisis at least once a day, am constantly scared and worried, and wants to die. But my teachers are never lenient with me because they know that I can take hard work, because I have good grades.
“Let’s throw rocks at the shooter”
Shooter: cute
That was the one only question that I was kinda disappointed to see them answer
Like they all avoided on how serious the situation is “throw rocks at me them” like the shooter will be scared 😂
@@imjustjohn2223 It distracts them though if I am throwing large objects at you it will be harder to shoot. That's why they say throw Staplers, bottles, phones, binders, notebooks, bins, boxes even chairs and desks. Rocks work, and she teaches elementary schoolers they probably cant throw a desk. They say anything that is large enough to cause a distraction and pain. Plus having guns in schools is dangerous.
@@Elizabeth-eb9il Have you ever stopped someone from shooting you by throwing a rock at them?
@@Hilvarious It doesn't stop them but it distracts them, which can give someone the time to stop them. It's harder to shoot a gun with objects flying in your face. And what do you expect from a bunch of 6 year olds? They can't throw chairs! They tell you to throw phones, binders, water bottles, staplers, stab them with a pen etc. Your talking about children hear, remember that. Not trained adults. Rocks are better than nothing.
@@Elizabeth-eb9il You know what's better than giving the students rocks to throw at a school shooter? Giving the teacher a gun.
I just want to point out Monique at 1:50 and Derrick way on the left at 1:59, their reactions to the other teachers talking about how they disliked students made me so relieved
all i got from this was the fact that teachers don’t care about what’s going on in your personal life if you’re getting decent grades and staying quiet at the back of the class
shout out to all the teachers that knew I was high but never said anything :')
😂😭
Bruh me but i would get searched at random 😭😭
Do this with students and with different ages please. 15-20
Ruth Abera how about middle schoolers too!
Ruth Abera should be ages 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21
At least from middle school to high school ages. Thats when all the drama and health situations take place.
Cap'n_L yeah that’s a good idea
5-20 is better
Thinking that only "bad student" have it hard at home and that "good student" have it easy kind of pisses me off : i was always in the top 3 of my class and in the top 10 of all the 12th grades (we used to be rank like that) but during all this year and the ones before i went trough depression, social anxiety, social phobia, panic attacks, 3 failed suicides attempts and the death of my father but no one except my best friend knew all that not even my family . So please don't judge bad or good student without knowing❤❤ And take care of you
@euodia graceia Thanks 😊❤
im proud of you for still fighting to be here today, you are so strong
Question, why do teachers allow bullying in school? Do they not see it or do they just not care?
Teachers don't give a crap unless it is their child. I learned that first hand. 😔😔
Tbh look at it this way
Because no one cares except the victim, so they shift the blame to the teacher. Simply because they need someone to blame.
sad sushi not all teachers. One of my teachers really helped me through it
It's not the teachers. It's way beyond them. Teachers are just the scapegoats for parents and admins but the real problem is the district if nothing is done. Teachers basically get in trouble for every decision they make so even in a situation of bullying, they do not have the power to move students to diff classes or different campuses. A child can go to a teacher all they want but even if a teacher is making it known to admin or district about it, they cannot go above their protocols without risking their own livelihood/job. And if you don't believe me when I say teachers are always the scapegoats because they are the ones "seen" as the person directly engaging with students, remember your comment and who you decided to blame first. It wasn't the district, it wasn't the admin, it was not the parent of the other child... it was the teacher who has zero power to make decisions on bullying other than separating them within the same classroom. Thankfully not all schools or admins are like the ones I guess yours is like, some people do respect teachers enough to put the bully in alternative or suspension even if the victim fights back in defense. Basically, everyone paints the teacher as the students worse enemy when in reality, many teachers are the ones closest to the students and willing to do what it takes to help them.
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Lol you see that too
Thought I was the only one 😂
Lyon Cannon yeahh I was like who told on me lol.
Lol
nah
Do all people with general anxiety disorder think the same?
Do all people with social anxiety disorder think the same?
Do all people with depression think the same?
Do all people with panic disorder think the same?
Etc
Wouldn’t that be kinda boring though? They’re obviously not going to all think the same, because all mental disorders manifest differently.
Or is it more so, that people would know they’re not alone?
Nada TW do all niggaz think the same
Was that a joke? "Do all people with mental disorder *THINK* the same?" If it was I liked it.
I HOPE THEY DO IT
I do think it would genuinly be good to teach more about the struggles of having mental ilnesses and how diffrent it can manifest in diffrent peopl
Though I didn't agree with her right off the bat on some prompts, Monique had such well thought out answers that made me think, "I didn't think about it that way. Good point!"
Imagine seeing your teacher in this😂😂
I saw one of my old teachers in this
Same. Hargrove?😂
@@LuisMartinez-ih2oc no Mr. Derrek
@@ashleywilson5109 I thought he was a teacher who attended my school. A spanish one though. I almost threw my phone.
My teacher is in this! It’s Derrick!
Imagine you going up to your favorite teacher and saying you're my favorite but they don't like you
All these teachers seems genuinely passionate about impacting students life. Glad to see there are more and more teachers like them!
@X4TERUMI You think there's a ton of money in teaching? Buddy...
I like how jubilee’s merch isnt just “jubilee” on a t shirt but a cool graphic
Ikr
MONIQUE is so well spoken (man if only she was my teacher)
watching this video just shows me how blessed some of us are. we shouldn't try to take things for granted. The fact that there are kids who live around gang neighborhoods and having to work at a really early age and get expelled because of not attending or some other reason is just horrifying. Some of us really are lucky.
hot cheetos some of us are lucky and bless, and some just work really really damn hard and get ourselves to the top
Straight facts. I'm 17 and work at a daycare and fr the troublemakers are the ones who I like the most. They're just easier to connect with.
O O O agreed! I find it so hard to connect with students that are so passive and diligent 😅
BM so you positively reinforce bad behavior and negatively reinforce good behavior, maybe consider a career choice where you don’t deal with young people who can be easily influenced
@@Kuraakka That's not how that works at all. Liking them better isn't reinforcing anything. Bad students tend to have more conversations with their teacher, they're more outspoken, their personalities are easier to actually notice, and they do a lot to get your attention because many of them don't get it elsewhere. Good students tend to be passive and detached from conversation, sitting silent unless spoken to and being extremely agreeable - This makes them harder, if not impossible to connect with. There's no reinforcement either way.
@@TheMartyandy Yes but being good should not make you a bad person.
@@stillstanding4380 when did they say they were bad?
Every teacher needs to be like Monique... teaching kids to be badass humans 💪🏽
Omg it's finally out!! My sister is the math teacher!! Her Instagram is kyra.fusae
Mara Atchason does she want her instagram shared with the world...?
XIIxMysticxIIX i mean that's her sister she should know
I don't have lnstagram.
@@XIIxMysticxIIX at least she has proved that Kyra really was her sister
Cool, this is one of my favourites so far. Everyone managed to get a word in and seemed comfortable in sharing with each other. Tell your sister to stop saying like so much though, as a teacher she has to set an example. :-P
The girl in the orange dress talks so fast like holy smokes
Sum Rando nah i think you just slow
@@p1nkslime actually I was thinking the same, she does talk fast, im not saying she isn't understandable when she talks, just saying she talks fast.
Fadan Alaradi ok so you slow too
HeyoItsItzel Fr I understand what she said
She could come out as a rapper.
Gonna spill some tea here-
I think that Jubilee is a better TH-cam channel than The Cut :/
[Edit]Dont get me wrong, I actually like both. I just prefer Jubilee.
Obviously.
for sure! Cut used to (idk if they still do) have sexual activities on their channel.
god, yes! cut is more white & sexual but jubilee is nice & genuine & actually has good aims!
yep, cut is more adult oriented I think, and their goal is to be more entertaining than meaningful I think.
Definitely! I stopped watching Cut because of how sexual their videos were especially videos with kids, disturbing (don't know if they still do). Jubilee actually tries to make meaningful, educational videos that make a positive difference as well as entertaining videos.
One video should be
Do all doctors think the same?
When I heard the gun thing I was so shock I said "Whattt no!" I was scared some of them would agree.
Anime Queen it’s because it’s California. If it were in a different area I bet there would be a few who agreed
Generic Username 1000% agree. I would be more than comfortable having a CONCEALED weapon in my Texas classroom because I’ve grown up shooting but it should never be required
Why have guns when you can just have rocks lmao
Mathew C essentially- “I’ll use weapons to defend my students, but NOT a gun” 😂
Laura Ellen totally agree with you girl!!!
The "I am underpaid" one shocked me. I was expecting everyone to agree with this. I think they are totally underpaid.
They're liars.
I mean idk where you live but where I live they are paid extremely high, almost equivalent to lawyers.... 85k - 100k. But the average salary per year is 54k. I also think it depends on the school, level of experience and country you live in.
I meant the average salary for everyone not just teachers***
@@samanthaharvey9172 I live in France and they are notoriously underpaid (20 to 25k/year)
love our teachers!! we should be taking care of them better especially financially.
@Thelondonbadger as someone who knows lots of bad teachers, this comment has no place being below jenifer's... it doesn't have relevance to the fact that teachers are still underpaid, good AND bad. Plenty is not all. Some are not all. And also, "a huge amount" is most likely inaccurate. It also implies most when most teachers aren't like this. Most teachers are kind. It's cool to want to open up debate but not on someone else's comment where it's entirely unrelated. Spread your hate for teachers elsewhere, you want us to hate teachers collectively and hide behind the blanket of "oh but i said all the bad teachers!"
Have they done a, do all parents think the same?
1000 subscribers with No videos challenge u earned my sub
They did Teen Moms
I love how not even teachers themselves want to be given guns 😂
Kady Lynch this is in California so I am not surprised. “I don’t like guns for the community” that’s what one of them said. So you don’t like to have protection? Bunch of snowflake nonsense like the government can protect you from everything. Schools at least need armed security.
@@eb60lp armed security yes, such as a police officer. But I don't agree with teachers being allowed to have guns in classrooms. You have to realize that not all teachers are good and this could make it easier for students to have access to a gun.
LP Did you listen to any of their points made as to why it would be a bad idea or did you share your opinion first ?
@@takearriabrown7644 As a person who grew up around guns and lives in a place with more lax gun laws I want to offer an alternative perspective that isn't super combative like the above guy. In no particular order just addressing what they said in the video and the general sentiments:
1. Rocks are a terrible idea, you should not be trying to fight back with a tool that won't incapacitate the shooter. That will get students killed standing around throwing stuff. I am no expert, but those who are have weighed in on this idea and are confident that's a bad idea.
2. Guns being stolen isn't an issue if you keep your hangun in a holster on your person at all times, the same way anyone who conceal carrys would do.
3. I don't think the suggestion is that teachers be REQUIRED to carry a gun, only that the option should be there if they take it upon themselves to take defensive shooting lessons and/or is comfortable with firearms to begin with.
4. Particularly on University campuses I am 100% comfortable with people carrying for self defense. Everyone there is a bonafied adult. Where I live you don't even need a permit to conceal carry, and by and large I am comfortable with that because I know a lot of people that carry. So I can't comprehend a scenario where in college classes I would distrust my fellow students to the point of thinking they might shoot me out of nowhere just because they have a gun. I feel safer knowing gun owners are close by to help.
5. The culture surrounding guns is pretty deadly serious. I have strong memories of being reprimanded by my dad for making mistakes at the range or in other situations. Gun owners take that responsibility very seriously. Many people I know trust other normal citizens to protect them in public more than they trust the police, and I think that is justifiable. Especially people in poorer areas with a bad history with police and/or places with slow police response times.
Generic Name k you clearly live in a really messed up area dude
“Do all virgins think the same” would be a great video
I love what Monique said about how she looks at the child and not their behaviors and if you constantly tell a child they're bad, they will think they are no matter what they do. Also for some children, any attention is good attention to them, even negative attention, because at least someone is noticing them. I never actually stopped to look at it from that perspective when I did do substitute teaching.
You guys are really getting good at perfecting the formula of these videos and hitting your stride, this is one of my favorites ever. Loved it. Thanks for all that you guys do to bring us these engaging and thought provoking conversations.
Do all Native Americans think the same?
Mina Park I believe they’re making that as of rn, they had polls on it on Instagram
I had this teacher where she cares so much about our behavior. One mistake can set her off. There was this one time where a kid was standing near a set of stairs. The teacher saw him and said "Why r u standing near the stairs? Do you want to fall? If you fall and get injured then we adults have to take the responsability. Dont you care about yourself?" He was nowhere near of falling and getting injured. Eventually, 3 monts later she left which was FREEDOM.
PLEASE do climate change believers vs non believers 💕
small youtuber btw ✨
@Anna 123 climate change is science! And is a fact! Not being a science sheep nor a very nerdy dude but not believing in climate change is worse then believing in flat Earth! Not believing in it may lead to people thinking that wasting plastic and burning fuel is ok! Besides, it won't hurt to save the environment even if you don't believe in climate change.
That wouldn't be a discussion it'd just be us laughing at them, also it's not a debatable topic.
I feel like information about “climate change” is scarce on both sides of the isle like i dont know what to believe on this subject so like im 50/50
That would be boring no
@@nightfury6035 Umm, didn't Anna 123 literally say what you said?
They accepted my prompt idea 😍
Thank you. Being a teacher, I feel people underrate teachers and I think this brought in a lot of insight.
can we have a 6 vs 1 soon those are really good
I can’t believe they said that they don’t really like quiet kids I mean I understand that they don’t say much but there could be a reason for that like what If they get bullied or something! Honestly it’s not fair for teachers to judge like that (that’s just my opinion)
Exactly. I was quiet in class because that’s literally what your supposed to be. Idk why they expect you to tell them you’re life story ever time you enter the class, they are you’re teachers not you’re friends after all. The never do anything if they’re is bullying anyways and never try to make things right between the kids they just ignore the situation so they shouldn’t expect to be treated as friends.
It's sad to see teachers think that only "bad" students have it tough, which we can agree that they do. But there's a lot of top students out there who have a lot pressure on them. Especially by parents.. As that student who is always top of the class I can confirm it. My anxiety has developed into this big ball and it keeps getting bigger. It gets so bad to the point where I'm terrified for life to come home with a B+. Everything sucks.
Some students may be abusive because they are being abused. Some well behaved-high achieving students may be obedient because they are being heavily abused and have learned to fear as well as obey all forms of authority. Some students who fall somewhere in between- well behaved but not high achieving or high achieving but poorly behaved, may also experience extreme abuse and despair at home. All scenarios above are true and all are unacceptable. Anyone who is professionally involved in education should already be well aware of this truth. It is one thing for an educator to be naively oblivious to this reality, but it is a whole other breed of evil for a teacher to be purposely ignorant of the sociological damage history itself has inflicted on society and the home. Anyone who enters the school system, blind to these concepts and are not thoroughly educated about childhood trauma, has no place in education.
"Do all fast-food employees think the same?" Please like so Jubilee can see this!
I wish we heard more of what they had to say
I feel horrible if the person who told the blonde teacher that she was their favorite saw this video. This literally invoked anxiety into me and I don’t even have her
How about " Do all married couples think the same?" .
The Missing Link how would that work though? Not all couples will share the same opinions as their spouse.
oh this is a interesting one
Megan Roberts Agreed but being a married couple they would have to come to some agreements about certain things like maintaining relationships, raising children, exposure to media, education and etc. Otherwise, would they still be together?
The Missing Link To a certain extent yes but a lot of relationships is about compromise. Whether both partners agree completely they must reach a compromise to make it work. Their would be no couples if relationships required both parties to agree on everything because it just isn’t possible. I would be very surprised if all the couples would be able to reach a decision on the random questions posed to them on this show without a conversation before hand.
If a teacher doesn't like us, it shows a lot more than they think it does.
My science teacher didn't like our class and we could tell because she would let her other classes do fun activities and let them watch stuff like 'Mythbusters' if they finished early. We never got to do any of that stuff. She would spend our period out in the hall or in another class immediately after she gave us an assignment. One day, when we brought up an activity that the other classes got to do,asking if we could do it too, she said no. When we asked why, her reason was "because I don't like you guys". Like,we could already tell she didn't like us as much as the other classes,but she didn't have to say it out loud.
TLDR: teacher showed that we were her least favorite class and in the end just ended up telling us that she didn't like us.
These teachers have so much empathy for their children. I wish them the best.
This was an amazing video asked all the right questions
I thought your picture was my eyelash
Janat Alatbi lol
It’s so crazy when your teacher doesn’t know what you’re going thru but when they find out they act different that’s what I like I told my teacher my family problems and she was there and helped
Do “Do all Jewish people think the same?”
I legit want to be in that video!
Yesss pls
@Crocoshark i kinda do. only because the war that is happening in the isreal/palestine country.
@@mishiebaniaz4125 there are many jewish people that are pro-palestine. being jewish does not automatically mean you love and support the israeli government and its actions.
@@talooshh omg i like this. thnx for informing me
I've literally been commenting this idea on every video THANK UUUUUU I LUV THAT YOU GUYS ACTUALLY LISTEN 💜💜💜
No, you don't say "they don't know I hate them" 'cause we know it in every single way.
Man, I was hoping for a question like, “ *the teacher dismisses the students, not the bell* “
@dark screen r/thathappened
@@vega8698r/goodone
@@vega8698 i believe it thats not even that bad compared to some stuff. kids dont listen and adults dont wanna do their jobs so things like this happen
😂😂
dark screen r/thattotallyhappened
The Asian man in the blue shirt seems like a very captivating teacher, fun to listen to and be engaged in
Carrot Juice I give them Fs 💀
I had a lot of Asian teachers in my life that i had loved the most. They really wanted me and the rest of us to do better.
And i feel happy for the kids coming after mehaving a great teacher to really teach them in a way where they learn really quick.
Carrot Juice he'd be failing your @ss
He only gave them F's because he thought that it was better for the students to take a break from tertiary education. Because not everyone can take the stress of having to get straight A's every semester.
I disagree he sounds like that teacher that would talk 2 much and explain stuff way more complicated then it is
They should have talked about dress code....
red velvet
My school had a 20 page dress code, it so long they don’t tell us it they tell us what we can wear
And we aren’t in a gang related area so it’s for sure not that
Uniforms are fine Idk why people don't want uniforms it's just a waste in money buying clothes when you can wear uniforms no that expensive honestly uniforms are the best
@@ambrosia_fragments That is because uniforms symbolises the pride for your school and it teaches you discipline. Not to mention it will also help to lower peer pressure and bullying due to the discrimination between the poor and the rich. Typically primary and secondary schools will have uniforms because the students are not so mature enough. So if you ask me uniforms are not a waste of money and it actually helps for a lot of people out there. It also helps you to connect to the school so you have a sense of belonging there
@@mobiledatano1787 my school has uniforms and in no way does it do any good. It only causes more issues when someone isn't in uniform or can't afford a uniform. While not being in uniform is at first the students fault, my school recently added some rules that make it more difficult to remember the uniform. Example, were not allowed to wear hoodies or any jacket that isn't black or white. We also are required to wear our student ids around our necks. While the student ids are a smart thing since most of not all jobs require you to wear them, what makes it useless is that if you forget your id you get detention and have to pay for everything new one and the lanyard for your grade level. The uniforms don't make feeling like I belong there a thing honestly. It's more of a burden with the restrictions and most of the time they're uncomfortable to wear so you can't do your best. That ruins the point of school in a way since going to school is to do your best to be ready for the world after you graduate
@@whiterosepoetryhouse970 That is not the uniform's fault, it is most likely the fault of that person who decided to set that ridiculous system about uniforms in your place. In most places they are not so strict about it and actually allow jackets and things like that. I don't know about other countries though, but in mine they actually reduce the prices of uniforms for students who have financial problems and also give out free ties or other accessories needed for the uniforms. (For government schools) Of course if all the schools with uniforms have this it would be more pleasant, unfortunately some schools can't because they are either low on budget or they do not care about the students' well being. I am sorry to hear your unfortunate experiences with uniforms but keep in mind that teachers, principals or the education system have to play their part to ensure that uniforms are enjoyable or at least decent.
When she said she doesn't like some of the students that tell her she's her favorite teacher and she didn't like them made my social anxiety skyrocket
Kaylee Yeung oof
I am a teacher, and I can confirm that is weird. How can you not like someone who tells you you're their favorite teacher? I have no idea.
gerafina li thank you! That made me feel so much better :)
@@gerafinali4384 it seems sycophantic, like, you're only telling me this so when you get an 89.4 in my class, you'll expect an easier time arguing for an A. Most of the people who I know had real, genuine relationships with their teachers are the middle of the road kids
@@P0k3D0nd3M4cG there is nothing sycophantic in my reply. There are many middle of the road, and off the road and at the top of the road kids that teachers genuinely like. Many teachers go to this career because they truly like young people and are generally empathetic people. I would say I was more stating the obvious, that this video had put shade on.
imagine scrolling through youtube and seeing your teacher in this
Omg 😂
I would die💀
and it was the blond and you told her she was your favorite
@@funnylittlecreature damn, I would regret saying that
💀
if my favorite teacher didnt like me i would be so upset bruh
A good teacher would never let you know :)
isabelle mohl same and its probably happens before to me💀
been there, endured that, they can all burn in hell
honestly
Imagine being the nicest,best student in the class loving the teacher telling her that and then see this on TH-cam only to realize she don’t like you back
I think this is the first episode where everyone seemed like a genuinely nice person, made good points and had a variety of views and there wasn't that person you can't stand.
Plus they all actually were intelligent, as in, they had reasons for everything they said: not just "oh yeah thats my belief"
@@GiveMePopperz ur dimb
@@donovanmitchell5195 and you must be stipud
@@GiveMePopperz lmao 🤣
Killateral I wouldn’t say it’s the first episode. There’s been a lot of good episodes, but this was a very good and helpful one
this is the most mature video I’ve seen. nobody arguing, everyone respectful?? Wild
That's what you need to deal with immature people everyday.
They probably do Socratic seminars every day. They can’t be Hippocrates
The opposite of wild tbh XD
Having an argument isn't immature. It's why Middle Ground exists. But being disrespectful while at it is, yeah.
They’re all well educated lol
You missed a prime statement!!!
“The bell dismisses the class”
Just Curious no really 😂
You said it wrong it’s supposed to be “The bell doesn’t dismiss the class. I do.”
@@anahjahbooker4595 no it still makes sense in this context.
oxAuthor Alicexo I know it does, but hat’s the way my teachers say it.
@@anahjahbooker4595 yeah of course because "the bell doesn't dismiss you, I do" is the saying BUT, in this its like a complete the sentance. The statement In this case would be "the bell dismisses the class" and we'd expect someone to disagree and say "the bell doesn't dismiss my class! I do! "
Just do “Do all Therapist think the same” already come on
Would love to see this!
Solar Price no one thinks the same
@@SunnyLovetts welcome to the point of the series
Lmao
I want them to do: Do all celebrities think the same. ._.
“Do all high school dropouts think the same”
finally, one that i can participate in.
I wanna be in this one!
Kewtie LPS omg yessss
jubilee: *proceeds to invite lil pump*
haha Zach Herron wya
They should have uncut versions. I want to hear everyone's side and their full explanation.
Sole Guy YES
Thing is not everyone explains there answer, they just talk if they want to, there's no turns and I'm sure they'd wanna keep every bit of dialog as possible
Yes yes yes
I wouldn't mind watching 30 minutes per video of Jubilee because it's nice to hear people's opinions and not judge/be judge
Y’all just keep complaining god damn
I don’t like that the teachers assumed only bad students have stuff going on in their lives
OMIGOD YESSS SO AARRGGGGHHH
exactly, did well in school and stayed after school to avoid going home.
For real I’m a so called good student and I have so much crap going on right now and if a good student makes one wrong move our life is pretty much over and then the whole school knows about what we did
Ikr
Id rather be a bad student than be the way I am honestly
I love how buzzfeed is now the budget version of Jubilee😂😂
Wtf is BuzzFeed?
And jubilee is the budget version of cut
Sophie Jubilee and Cut aren’t that similar.
StarbucksCoffee and jubilee isn’t biased like buzzfeed
@@Sophie-un3zi cut seems like the perverted uncle of jubilee
Wow. Monique is counselor for a reason. She’s so well educated and expressed her opinions in such nice ways that had me like “oh ya, that’s a good point” even if I had other opinions
Dani D yeah i loved all of them, but she really stood out with a different wise point of view
She is good but she is also intimidating...she has a rough persona
@@LuvThyMind29 No she doesn't. You're projecting "rough" onto her simply because she's Black. Her demeanor is gentle.
@@PurplePadisafy And what race do you think I am? You're about to look like a fool.
No, she may have the right answers but she is not warm and approachable.
@@LuvThyMind29 You must be a baby to consider her not warm. If anything shes neutral.
Teachers do not get enough credit. You have to be SO patient no one realizes that
You have to be patient as a student as well and refrain from running teachers over in the parking lot.
StrawberryOrgasms hahaha
Teachers are just like every other profession. There’s nice ones, there’s horrible ones. Most teachers I’ve met are despicable though.
Memes are too relatable true but I still think they’re underrated for what they do
This is true of most careers that involve working heavily with others... medical care providers, food servers, film directors, etc etc.