Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@MajesticJoshua says : None of this sounds controversial or extreme to me.>> <<@JewishPeacock says : She’s wrong>> <<@Gareth-j1c says : Its not just black and brown people they try to dictate to how to think, include very much white people, we are all in this situation, you just don't hear this very much !>> <<@CeeTee2015 says : Katherine has always been a force of nature - ever since her own school days where she (and I) were taught to seek truth, knowledge and virtue. This is what she represents and defends and implements with great success. Nihilists will necessarily rage about that, because you simply cannot overcome someone who speaks truth with courage - and lives as they preach!>> <<@BluesGirl-FU4 says : I was a high school English teacher in the late 70's and 80's who ran my classroom very successfully with the knowledge and restrictions she stresses. And I raised my three children the same way. Children don't need choices, they don't want choices, choices without knowledge add to stress, and that's why kids have "meltdowns." Not one of my three children had a terrible two's tantrum or a meltdown at any age. They did come to me with concerns and questions. Just think how stressed you as an adult are when you are forced to make a decision on something on which you don't have enough knowledge.>> <<@JessicaPierce-p4r says : WOW!!! 🤯 I really wish I could have seen this when my kids were younger!! I would have tried her mothods of teaching!! I love the village of 80s and we need to get back to that thinking 🤔 thank you for sharing 😊>> <<@MrTottish says : She needs to be in parliament. Best Education secretary candidate we have>> <<@freemindthinkerezrapound5071 says : At 35mins she said what I always said you are not best friends to your kids you are parents to guide them the very best that you can which one of the best ways is tough love, three cheers for the wonderful miss Katherine>> <<@codinghusky5196 says : This woman is so correct, it's not even funny.>> <<@Adam-gb-x8 says : My goodness, never knew this school existed. We need this all over the country>> <<@alterhype says : Our kids are literally the physical embodiment of our future civilization. How we treat them today impacts the world tomorrow. Early childhood education is the single biggest driver of future success-just read about feral children. So instead of talking about college and universities, let's start with our elementary schools and the largest pool of educators in the world: parents.>> <<@fatnmchollandl6505 says : It is not that critics are blind to the principles Mrs Katherine Birbalsingh upholds, nor that they fail to perceive her commitment to fairness. The sense of validation they once derived from defending minorities in abstract terms has diminished, leaving them restless and seeking new causes. What remains undeniable is that Mrs Birbalsingh has consistently demonstrated that high expectations and rigorous standards empower all students, including those from disadvantaged backgrounds, to achieve excellence. To dismiss her work is to overlook the tangible progress made in creating opportunities where they matter most.>> <<@indexpictures says : participant in the great replacement. all her students are getting repatriated out of europe.>> <<@alwhy3124 says : Incredible woman.>> <<@sashapushkin1799 says : She should know that the equivalent of grade 11 in the US is year 12 in England and Wales.>> <<@ArtynixMcMoonshine says : Politics and religion should stay out of schools unless the subject being taught is history, English, RE or politics. Then children should be allowed to debate each other. I also think that critical thinking needs to be pushed more in school. We should get children to question things, that way we can have more scientists in the world, we might be able to vote in better politicians in the future etc… conservatism, capitalism, liberalism, communism, socialism etc… should be taught to children but the teacher mustn’t give their opinion, instead he/she should ask the children to discuss and debate. I don’t agree too much with her views. I do like it that she thinks children should be unified together, rather than being separated based on gender, sexuality, race, religion etc… this doesn’t mean banning books that have black people as main characters, it means picking books based on its teaching, not about the identity of the characters.>> <<@StephanieWright-z5k says : Love these people if only our governments would listen to them!!! ❤❤❤>> <<@rmartin9426 says : Really like Jordan & Katherine & their work. I think there argument against Libertarianism is a bit of a straw man where they confuse it with Anarchism. Most Libertarians do believe in rules, albeit broad ones, like the bill of rights, the right to life, liberty, property, etc.>> <<@tammysims8716 says : She looks strict.>> <<@JA-qk8gt says : Just wonderful to listen to this discussion.>> <<@JanetteSilva-dx4re says : The passion she has for her job is contagious. Well done!!! 🥰>> <<@lifeofraiofficial says : You do not want to ban phones. Phones are great. You want to ban the internet. I gave my 9 year old a phone watch where she can call her friends asking if they want to play or come over and take basic photos. She an have long conversations when she is free. When she walks to her friends house, I am on the phone with her on speaker, listening to the footsteps and surround sound. But she cannot spend hours scrolling through the internet. For that she has an ipad under lock and key, which she is given a few hours in the weekend, to brow, play games. She has a laptop for her online classes in the LIVING ROOM. She keeps telling me how other kids have phones, and I tell her, well you have an Asian (Indian) mom. She has seen memes and reels of Asian moms. So she knows its a thing.>> <<@RogueSticky says : 26:04 (or 29:55 to get to the point) They way she describes the mantra, "teaching them WHAT to think," is that we should teach students general knowledge about the world. The way people like Dr Peterson or Musk describe the same mantra is how teachers may prevent students from forming their own opinions. I don't think she realizes that their definition of the mantra is different from hers, and it seems like she has come to the wrong conclusion that they are disagreeing her, but they've never made this case. I also think that what she is actually advocating for is, "teaching them what to KNOW," and I don't think that contradicts with Peterson's age old, "teaching them HOW to think." If anything the two mantras compliment each other, with hers preceding, as in, "we should first teach students what to know and only then can we teach them how to think about it.">> <<@robert2b2 says : She should have a long conversation with Dr.Zoe Harcombe about proper nutrition.>> <<@BeauBlankenship-f9v says : Growing up, my mom was ALWAYS fussy about cooking dinner. Elementary, middle school, I ask at times "whats for dinner?" RUDLY, she'd reply."I dont know!" I'm sure there were times, but I don't remember eating dinner at home throughout high school. It was never a fun time to be around. Just eat something leftover whenever I got home.>> <<@sheilathompson8374 says : For some strange reason, far too many persons cannot see the FREEDOM that students come to know where there is order, discipline structure , consistency and respect. Happy for the little ones at your school!>> <<@RobThomson-x8g says : A modern day saint.>> <<@julianbassett5172 says : They hate you because you made fools of them Katharine. You overturned all their precepts and created a school that is outstandingly successful, and above all popular.>> <<@MyMathTeachingOnline says : In the school system, discipline and strict school and strict teachers are definitely a key to success, especially in this crazy world and this crazy generation.>> <<@ernesta2578 says : We need more people like her. I’m in mental health field in UK I think we need this mindset in mental health as well. I was thinking of leaving the field but I think private practitionnaires like her need to lead people back to sanity.>> <<@aoz307 says : A great video for parents and educators. Not all parents are effective educators, love this woman! 🎉❤>> <<@georgesoden says : Apparently it’s not possible to teach both knowledge AND skills>> <<@jasonwarren4606 says : She's such an inspiration. Yet our useless government and hateful education secretary want to clip her wings, as they see her and a school as a threat.>> <<@NordicGroove says : nice>> <<@DanIonascu says : What the the Strictest Headmistress advocates for is:"brainwash them when they are young and the possibilities are endless ". Sad but true! 🙄 Leadership of a school is massively important. What's even more important, ten times more important I'd say, is the quality of the teachers who teach in the respective school. The teachers need to be good educators and have the right incentives to perform well. That's the main reason private schools are doing better, that's why the Finnish educational system works well.>> <<@user-lc5km9xs5c says : Its the children that suffer at the hand of bigotted, racist adults. Shame on all of you.>> <<@SandraFaucher says : Priceless-Katharine the Great 👍🏾>> <<@willowbloss1537 says : On the surface I thought I was going to disagree with most of what Elizabeth said, however, she has a great way of going deeper into her thought process behind the points without being patronising or tyrannical. I found myself agreeing with a lot of what she said. You can feel her passion and expertise, so good to see.>> <<@femdivinemind7777 says : 37:02 they were wtf 😂 Also why does she want to ignore great women in history?>> <<@aaronstout5404 says : That was phenomenal!>> <<@MegaLochgelly says : Did they have Welsh, Scottish and N Ireland flags when they were playing in the Euros? Or when she says some students. " Britain is not for me", maybe she meant England is not for me. I'm sure they don't sing this verse, “Lord grant that Marshal Wade, Apart from this rant from me, I think Michaela is an amazing woman. “May by thy mighty aid, “Victory bring. “May he sedition hush, “And like a torrent rush, “Rebellious Scots to crush, “God Save the King.">> <<@larkop6504 says : It's part of why so many become disenfranchised with education. You get to secondary education, you get told forget all the nonsense you were taught before we will teach you the truth, later in secondary education it's the same story. So eventually you just think they are constantly lying and decide to educate yourself. Which can be both enormously beneficial, but if you don't have discernment you can go down dangerous rabbit holes. We need to go back to education of the level taught before the war. Since primary school for me it was all tick boxes and multi choice answer's. Dumbing society down is criminal>> <<@studley2436 says : Rather than the strictest, I'd say she is the most motivated and dedicated.>> <<@FBI_most_wanted_Grape_dangler says : I CANT BELIEVE I MISSED THIS DISCUSSION.. AS A PARENT I APPRECIATE THIS TYPE OF OPEN DISCUSSION.>> <<@baly-d-unscripted says : Bridgette phillipson will destroy the education dependent>> <<@geraldpolmateer3255 says : She is a breath of fresh air. Parents need to expect more of themselves. Education has been like an aerobatic plane. It keeps changing but does little to improve. Before I started teaching I took a look at successful schools. I also went to Finland for a summer. Successful schools expected the best of their students. When I began teaching the most complaints came from parents who told me I made their children work too hard. The students enjoyed winning the competitions. I just ignored the complaints. Students can learn at high levels at a rapid rate when they are cared for and the teacher helps them to achieve their best. I was a student at one of the best schools in the world. It was amazing how much we learned and how we felt it was a privilege to study under the founder. The founder died about 15 years ago and the school continues to do well. E.D. Hirsch was a researcher and found out that the students who mastered the fundamentals went onto higher levels of work and achievement. when I was a child my parents educated me at home and I also went to school.>> <<@steph.mcmanus says : from Manchester homeschooling children at the moment. As the schools around me are not the best. Do I have to be living in london for my kids to join this school cause I will commute 😂>> <<@aprileshade says : Oh my goodness!!!! Amen!!🔥 This was fire and I've forwarded to everyone I know. I homeschool my kids, and this was a reminder of the type of parent/teacher I need to be with them. Her standards, methods and position on teaching and child development is not of this world, but it needs to be! Badly! Thank you Jordan for bringing her on and exposing her. 👊🏾>> <<@Jeremy-zw8ur says : If ever there was a discussion that showed why civil discourse is so needed. While I may not agree with everything either of them say, I can agree with both of them. What she said about the parents asking what their kid wanted from a freezer to eat for dinner when you should be telling the kid what they're going to be eating for dinner. So true, to may parents giving their toddlers equal say in the household.>> <<@LesleyBates-u8k says : She is fantastic, why do the government want to change her successful method and not replicate throughout the country!!!>>