Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@imnnme says : Came here to research our Republican gubernatorial nominee for November ‘26 in Iowa 🕵🏻‍♂️ not too shabby. I vote libertarian, but I know what our odds are. I’d prefer Zach over the Democrat alternative Rob Sand. Good luck Zach—there are plenty of libertarians in Iowa that support private schools>> <<@vickie101 says : Folks. This is not therapy hour. Please don't try to get answers for these issues from any politicians. Good grief. 🤦‍♀️>> <<@AlightZone_x says : ❤>> <<@lizabethgussman331 says : Tribespeople all the same philosophy. Different tribes have different philosophies but the members of those tribes have the philosophy. If Wonder Schools are tribal schools he should read about tribal schools.>> <<@lizabethgussman331 says : A parent that takes a 2nd job to pay tuition not raising their children.>> <<@lizabethgussman331 says : Tuition Wonder School $575 a month ( $5,175 a year) to $2,000 ( $18,000 a year) a month.>> <<@Creative_Kaif says : 00:00:17>> <<@Kathleen67. says : My daughter in third grade referred to her school, JFK Elementary, as Jail For Kids (JFK). A few years after homeschooling she began to refer to public schools as Government Propaganda Camps. My other daughter kept trying to correct her teacher; she even brought a stack of proof to no avail. The problems with public schools are legion.>> <<@richardm5884 says : This explains why when I entered college I didn't know what it was I wanted to pursue.>> <<@RoughStoneRollingLapidary says : It seems this guy should open a school in how to deflect and give non-answers to questions asked.>> <<@kietpham14301 says : "Wow, this video is so well-made! The editing is on point 👏 I just made a video on a similar topic recently—curious how viewers will compare the two 😅">> <<@snapon666 says : Pink Floyd tried to tell us but we didn't listen>> <<@javaeditionhindi says : 1:05:33 self learning>> <<@javaeditionhindi says : 1:02:25. Difference between teaching and learning>> <<@javaeditionhindi says : 1:01:45 learning is important book is important>> <<@javaeditionhindi says : 58:40 love of learning on elementary school>> <<@javaeditionhindi says : 39:20 student should have>> <<@javaeditionhindi says : 35:40 goal setting>> <<@javaeditionhindi says : 33:07>> <<@javaeditionhindi says : Education system is saying to climb the tree to all animals but only monkey can win there but if we focus on different types of abilities everyone get succeed>> <<@javaeditionhindi says : Leadership skills cognitive thinking. 30:20>> <<@javaeditionhindi says : Active learning one adult in small classes>> <<@chrysa9970 says : This is how all children should be schooled. Amazing video with tones of wisdom. I do wish this starts a global conversation that will lead to an understanding and into changing the existing " educational" system. Ive been declaring for years how seriously opposed i am to it and how catastrophic it usually is for the child's mentality. With all my heart, congratulations.>> <<@Vanessa-t4z says : 1-1 alone is not safe nowadays, you are assuming all kids adults are are normal and will not hurt or take advantage of younger ones.>> <<@zephyrguzman6462 says : Why did he stutter when asked about tuition?>> <<@faintlyartistic7803 says : I work in a school in a depressed rural area with a HUGE welfare population and 28% of the students have an IEP. I homeschooled my kids and have been working as a paraprofessional. Currently getting my teaching license at the ripe age of 58. I refuse to teach the way the current model demands. I wonder how to implement some of this with all the behavior/educational problems in my school. I will definitely do my best to give my students a shot at a better education, but I will be swimming upstream.>> <<@ElenaLearningForeverToInfinity says : much prefer the Michaela school.>> <<@durrysdingdong says : Ken Kesey wrote the topic of this podcast into his book "One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest." When I read it I had the imagery of mince meat being pumped out through the school grinder...like in Pink Floyd's The Wall video>> <<@libertyloveslife5602 says : I sucked at school graduated as a dumb sorority girl got my crap together in 5 months, worked my butt of doing no respect low wage jobs to get into an internship. Got in while worked at a waitress at night and school and work during the day no sleep no life. 2 years later I reached my dream as a dietitian and never looked back. Doesn’t matter where u start it’s where u end up.>> <<@yeetmaster6924 says : Jordan B Peterson IS THE GOATT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!>> <<@epone3488 says : I learnt to read Danish as an exchange student from reading Superman comics which were a) easily accessible and b) introduced and flexed my word vocabulary I was 17 at the time. Why cant this be great for smaller kids? "This is the way". I have an interesting story regarding my education. Im dyslexic (plain dominance) Im ambidextrous, my writing is unique (forced to write right-handed) some would say "messy" Id say "graphic" I was lost in the education system didnt know it was even really happening; I ghosted through my days just doing the things I was pointed at from age 6-8. At age 9 I discovered a box of Dungeons and Dragons and the cover illustration captivated me. My mum refused to buy it, So I had to lay-by it. To do that I had to get odd jobs to pay it off. I found I liked the work and was motivated to do it to get the "game". Only when I got the "game" it wasn't one in the normal sense. Mo board no turn structure really in a conventional sense. So I was after all that hard work determined to "learn to play" this new thing - I dont know why my disappointment didnt win out - Maybe I fell to the "opportunity loss" fallacy at age 9? No mater I sort and found a teen who had played and they taught me. Well from that introduction and the content of the game - Which I had to learn about, it being couched in a medievalist-framework sent me to the library (my favorite word). In turn I went from an aimless student to a full participant in my education; voraciously sucking in every scrap of knowledge. Coming to the conclusion at age 10, from what I saw in the library "People through history have all had the same questions that I have! Some people put those questions and their ideas about answers, into books to help everyone" This was like a special "Key" and It lit a fire in me. I had to now these questions and answers and I wanted to get others involved too. So even though my contact taught me how to play he was too old to want to have me in his game or run a game for us. So that meant I wanted to start my own gaming group. In turn I had to rope in friends and see if they wanted to try it and go on playing which opened up social learning, team management, conflict resolution, goal setting, public speaking, research, especially research; the list goes on. I found my holy grail. Im so thankful for this 50 years latter, two degrees, a successful career and family later that I hardly know what to do with my self. I hope for everyone that they find the joys of education not the formal big E education but the small "e" education that is personal, self directed and very meaningful.>> <<@spiderswave says : To School : teach me how to learn the topic not what to remember , teach me the process not the destination.... ---as a student i want>> <<@snh_sadee says : when i was a school kid, i was always against the system and questioned everything, i asked why I need to study this unnecessary subjects, what good will it bring me. i was always against this school-college-job trap. but my parents just forced me to kill my creativity and fall into this trap. but i don't blame my parents because they just wanted the best for me they believed. now i realize that the grading system is just a representation of how obedient you were. so when hiring, an employer basically forecasts how obedient you will be to them. I used to be recognized for my creativity and out of the box thinking and now as university student all i think about getting superior jobs. I just hope i can save my kids from this trap>> <<@Ritesh03_03 says : You are great sir ❤>> <<@Bhairavashakti says : Those are not anti social proclaimities they are just the perversion of vrittis of energy system within human system>> <<@Imout1here says : Mr Peterson is a powerful thinker that must be stopped. Unless we mobilize our forces against the evil system bent to control us. The facts falls on deaf ears>> <<@josefranciscodasilvaeolive674 says : Stop asking those outside the school system to comment on it. Talk to the TEACHERS. The ideas being promoted by this individual are extremely emotionally satisfying but lack substance. I hate to break to it everyone but I will be the bearer of REALITY: Academic work requires calm and still. Yes, you MUST be sitting and thinking. That is just how it is. Example: You will never be able to comprehend complex mathematics by running around or being surrounded by noise and distractions. If you struggled with school, look to your parents for blame. They failed you, not the schools. Grow up and take personal responsibility for your life.>> <<@Paulbuzhduga says : Thank you so much for this. I have 4 kids and my oldest 4 is going to school next year. We definitely didn’t want him to go to a public school. But weren’t sure where to enroll him. This has been very helpful. Thank you again!!!>> <<@katynyambi says : Is this education available online? Asking from South Africa.>> <<@StephenKing-wb2ve says : My problem with Socratic school is, children have this instinct to avoid of confronting difficulties or long-term gratifications. Of course you can make them feel like some kind of heroes with challenges in front of them. Most kids would simply run away and refuse engaging with that. Now, if the adult who played the traditional role of teacher insists the child to face the challenge, what's the difference with current education system that is based on top-down leadership?>> <<@dikhed1639 says : Of course, you are famikliar with John Taylor Gatto>> <<@hwb-zalpach says : i had just 3 years school, i defeated the system.>> <<@NotNowCato1254 says : I feel that what Zach and others are spear-heading is crucial to repairing the ills of western society. Developing our children thus will eventually dispense with the need for shining lights like JBP to need to help fix lost adults - surely a much more difficult task? And that can only apply to those who appreciate their predicament and CHOOSE to seek such counsel. I truly believe this. Bravo Zach and thanks again Dr P.>> <<@Virgophrenia says : I had a public school teacher get really upset telling me that my sons score on his test did not yruly reflect how smart my son actually was. She talked about how schools expect all kids to work at the same pace...and my son didn't work like that. She didn't want him to feel he wasn't good enough because of some #'s. I loved her..she always spoke up for the students.>> <<@falcon_gamer_2013 says : I think an important key point to debunk is the following straw-man question: How is this useful in my life? That's called non-epistemic pragmatism, by John Dewey. It's always used by mass-students to 'justify' their lack of work. The problem is that the question per se is contradictory. I could say as follows to respond: "How is useful to have thoughts about something that I don't know that'll serve in my life, in my life?"It's a rhetoric trick mainly used by mass-students that we need to learn to debunk. Furthermore, if it's not useful... Why do I have reflections about it? The Being exists for a purpose, in contrast to the Not-Being. Furthermore, we could consider Dewey as someone which indirectly supports 'postmodernism', due to the fact that even Rorty supported his point of view. And the worst fact is that some 'conservatives' around me, sustain that thesis without knowing that they hold something that goes against their ideas. Sapere aude!>> <<@kristintempleton9677 says : your tuition is the same as what i pay for my 3 yr olds daycare. please expand into early learning care, please come to pennsylvania.>> <<@radianceiz says : 570k view for 7 million sub? Wtf>> <<@octoberrast4953 says : Wonder School sounds like a Freirean educational model. So sad that this guy has fallen into this trap thinking the only valid opposition to the Prussian model must be a Freirean model.>> <<@log9527 says : 9:47>> <<@lynnewilson7226 says : I love this! I would love this to be in my area. I teach in a local school now. I've been so disappointed with what I see. I homeschooled for 14 years and lived it. We operated much like you! I just can't find anything similar in my area now that homeschool is completed. Thank you for sharing!>>