(There are some which are not solvable. That fascinated me for weeks, and I at one point had all of them organized and exhaustively proven to be unsolvable. Alternative was looking at 3x-2=10 and pretending that x was a compelling mystery for the third year in a row.)
@patio11
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Classroom Management Impact on Student Learning Outcomes
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And I remember someone who was much worse at classroom management than the replacement rate teacher in her district. No science was learned that year by 25/30 students in that classroom. So it’s not *just* waste.
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Classroom Management Discipline and Student Focus Challenges
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“‘Classroom management’ sounds like a euphemism.” It’s generally speaking not, or at least wasn’t in the schools I spent most of my time in. Keeping students on task, etc, and dealing with a fairly normal range of discipline and focus issues in 12 year olds.
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Classroom Management and Student Coping Strategies in Education
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If you object to being physically present for classroom management you will become one of the focuses of classroom management, so I spent a lot of time counting ceiling tiles, drawing cubes, and writing out the solutions for all possible games of 24.
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Classroom Management Inefficiency in Traditional Education Systems
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While this makes me feel *extremely* old, my recollection of 4th-8th grade was a solid 1.5-2 years of instruction and 3 years of being physically present while classroom management was conducted.
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Avoiding Personalized LLM Replication: Sample Output Concerns
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Can you send me sample output? I’m curious, but try to avoid spending too much time re-running this to end up with local calcified LLMs-as-me style.
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Widespread Industry Practice at Major Tech Companies Revealed
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Was Google the only company at which that happened? It was not, and *everyone in tech knows it.*
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Google YouTube recruiting violated labor laws repeatedly investigators find
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As always, I gesture in the direction of Google, whose Youtube recruiting org put flagrantly illegal orders to its recruiters in writing, repeatedly, after being instructed not to. Those orders were corroborated by WSJ and screenshotted in the complaints.
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Quality Crisis in AI-Generated Content Over Recent Years
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I do not think that people appreciate how many gigabytes of Holy Shit You Put That In Writing And Think You Deserve A Gold Star For Doing So were authored the last few years.
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Tech Industry Hiring Decisions: Management Chain Concerns
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Chat logs where a hundred employees up and down the management chain said "We should not hire X." These exist up and down e.g. the tech industry.