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NEW: Oregon has suspended graduation requirements for math, reading and writing proficiency due to “discrimination against minority students.” Why does Oregon think minorities are not as smart as non-minorities? The suspension of these graduation requirements will last through the 2027-2028 school year. Board Chair Guadalupe Martinez Zapata likened “rhetoric... show more

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gorklon rust2 years ago

Seems extremely racist of them to have that view!

Collin Rugg2 years ago

Very racist.

VOZ1 year ago

"The Democratic Party's actions had left many U.S. citizens feeling humiliated. Signs of a Trump victory were proclaimed well before Biden withdrew from the race. The voters had had enough." 📝 @KarinaLMariani

Old School Eddie2 years ago

This is an example of pure racism but they can't see it.

John2 years ago

Oregon essentially saying minorities can't meet the standard? That's the real discrimination. Lowering standards helps no one and harms everyone. Embrace challenge, don't run from it. A society that stops valuing excellence is on its way down

Paul Hookem2 years ago

They’re destroying the education of an entire state of children to virtue signal. This is out and out child abuse.

Mindy MF Robinson 🇺🇸2 years ago

@themicrokid It’s almost like they want this entire next generation to be as dumb AF so they can control them, or something?

Petey B2 years ago

The entire education system needs to be destroyed and rebuilt, and our entire perception on what racism means as well.

MatthewJshow2 years ago

The left is never right!

@amuse2 years ago

Democrats are generally racist…

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29,092 views • 28 days ago

Did you Japanese elementary schools have no janitors? The students clean the classrooms, hallways, and even the bathrooms themselves. In Japanese elementary schools, the early years focus as much on character and social responsibility as academics. Students absolutely learn math, reading, and science. They also take quizzes and small tests (this part of the video is only directionally accurate). But in the first couple grades, schools put a big emphasis on things like respect, cooperation, and self-discipline. For example: • Students clean their own classrooms, hallways, and bathrooms every day. The idea is that if children care for the space themselves, they learn responsibility and respect for shared environments. (They have janitors for maintenance and for deep cleaning, but not day to day). • Lunch is served by the students. Kids rotate jobs delivering food carts, serving meals to classmates, and cleaning up afterward. • Teachers spend a lot of time reinforcing group harmony and good behavior, which are considered foundational before academic pressure ramps up. The academic pressure definitely comes later. By middle school and high school, Japan has very competitive entrance exams that determine which schools students can attend, and many students attend after-school cram schools called juku to prepare. But in the early years, the philosophy is that a well-functioning community matters just as much as test scores. It’s a cultural difference that a lot of visitors notice right away, because the classroom is treated less like a place kids simply pass through, and more like a shared environment they are responsible for.

Did you Japanese elementary schools have no janitors? The students clean the classrooms, hallways, and even the bathrooms themselves. In Japanese elementary schools, the early years focus as much on character and social responsibility as academics. Students absolutely learn math, reading, and science. They also take quizzes and small tests (this part of the video is only directionally accurate). But in the first couple grades, schools put a big emphasis on things like respect, cooperation, and self-discipline. For example: • Students clean their own classrooms, hallways, and bathrooms every day. The idea is that if children care for the space themselves, they learn responsibility and respect for shared environments. (They have janitors for maintenance and for deep cleaning, but not day to day). • Lunch is served by the students. Kids rotate jobs delivering food carts, serving meals to classmates, and cleaning up afterward. • Teachers spend a lot of time reinforcing group harmony and good behavior, which are considered foundational before academic pressure ramps up. The academic pressure definitely comes later. By middle school and high school, Japan has very competitive entrance exams that determine which schools students can attend, and many students attend after-school cram schools called juku to prepare. But in the early years, the philosophy is that a well-functioning community matters just as much as test scores. It’s a cultural difference that a lot of visitors notice right away, because the classroom is treated less like a place kids simply pass through, and more like a shared environment they are responsible for.

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177,894 views • 4 months ago