#teach financial

[ourflagmeansgayrights]

ed 🤝 stede

going on a personal journey and bothering some poor fishermen about it

[fandom-animals]

S1: "You wear fine things well," Stede says. Iconic. Changed lives. Solved world hunger. My skin cleared and my mental health improved.

S2: "You wear fine things well," Ed says. 77 dead and 150 injured. The casualties are still being counted. I haven't seen my mother in weeks. There will be no survivors.

[queer-lovebot]

One summer Wymack forces Kevin to get a job just to have the skills of working somewhere. Queue Kevin working at the most hellish retail place ever and having the worst time of his life.

[haunted-xander]

LABRYS FIGURE CAME HOME TODAY HELL YEAAAAAAAH

[thereadmind]

- credit @realalexclark on YouTube

Don’t pay your kids to do chores, reward them for creativity and effort to create value.

[greenerteacups]

given that vol 3 is titled “son and heir”, is it safe to say that we’ll be getting some more background on the black sisters and lucius? there’s tons of juicy throwaway lines in book 4 that describe how they were at hogwarts that i’ve been hoping will be expanded on eventually.

two words: oh BOY

[squeakadeeks]

moodboard for this past week ❤️

[pocketofpencils]

There’s no limit to the bullshit I will buy from the internet 😎😂

[xx-psych0-rabbit-xx]

btw not to be a disabled poor piss baby but the way ppl (SPECIALLY americans) treat struggling to recall things deemed common sense that you learned in school/straight up not knowing them as some personal moral failure is fucking weird lmao.every education system has a problem w failing disabled kids that cant follow along typical learning by just letting them fall behind w zero ways to catch up n my country has an issue w teenagers dropping out to support their families so they dont starve to death so it just rlyyy doesnt sit right w me when ppl claim if you cant remember some random fuck middle school class fact youre an idiot that doesnt remember bc you dont want to.i dont know how to explain to you all if a CHILD is being failed by adults to be taught smth its literally not their fault specially when in nearly all cases its bc of outside factors (i mentioned disability n poverty here but lets not forget stuff like abused kids being unable to focus due to stress or bc they lack a safe environment to study at home, for example)

idk ig my point is not everyone had a great home life w a stable financial situation n zero genetic conditions that let them get head pats from adults for being good at memorizing books, n its weird af to want to be superior than ppl who didnt have those bc its literally not our fault that as CHILDREN we were failed by adults n nowadays only managed (at BEST scenario, remember lots of ppl nowadays still cant even read bc they didnt even get the chance to do elementary) to remember actual essential basics that let us get by n not high school physics trivia.also if all those things r suuuuch big common sense idk why yall want to feel better than us for knowing them, by your own reasoning theyre completely worthless knowledge everyone has, no point in showing off you know smth like that, but ig at the end of the day its all abt feeling special for having success handed to you in a silver plate compared to the losers not born as lucky

[overly-hubristic-mad-scientist]

I can’t lie, whenever someone tells me “school never taught us how to do ___” part of me gets kinda annoyed because 9/10 (at least in Ontario) they did you either didn’t take the course because it was an elective, or it was a required class you never actually paid attention to.

[dogwise]

i just got a super generous scholarship offer for this grad school and im so excited and overwhelmed and anxious!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[plastilina-bana]

i'm really happy about my new job despite having almost no free time the pay will all go to chimi's care, anything she would want and need will be covered and i will get some extra for me 🥺

[lostsemicolon]

A bit of a bugaboo of mine is reading an education or teacher's forum and someone says that thing about how we should maybe possibly be teaching financial literacy in schools and someone chimes in that we in fact do and just nobody pays attention. No we fucking don't. We teach compound interest for like one section of an algebra class, or the absolute basics of how to balance a checkbook which almost feels condescendingly obvious.

I was taught a watered down version of how progressive tax brackets work, but it was taught to the whole grade level at once and so my confusion about it couldn't be answered at the time and I didn't actually learn how it works until years later.

Anyway bringing up these concepts one time shoehorned into a math class where kids are already struggling to keep up isn't teaching financial literacy and people should stop saying that it is.

[devsgames]

I gotta say after being laid off last year it's now a massive fucking bummer to have to go on strike at the new job after being there for just one (1) month because of management and government decisions that screwed everyone over like 6 years ago.

Like honestly hey uh everyone I get it, I know this is for the Greater Good and all but I've been unemployed for a year because the video games industry I Literally Cannot Afford To Do This Right Now.

[froggods]

i also helped my kid brother w his math homework last night, and while it's not the subject I teach it was experience w teaching/tutoring and im surprised by how well it went !

[woodfrogs]

fellas im gonna be honest idk how many more 11 hour days i have left in me