Today is Children’s Day, a day to highlight the values of children, admonish them and challenge them for the future responsibilities that awaits them. Obedience is what God demands from our children in things lawful.

Teachers are starting to sell their lesson plans to other teachers who purchase them. This is a new online business, and it has worked so well that one teacher has earned $700,000 doing just that.

At essence, the problem is this: our education system has become too grade-centric. Teachers and students alike care not for the subject of their textbooks, but instead for the grades on their report cards. Each year’s classes no longer represent learning opportunities and topical enrichment, they represent numbers; digits that will either boost or weaken a GPA.

A social look at a change of attitudes in life today involving parents, teachers, police and children.

In Indonesia schools are classified into Elementary School, Junior High School and Senior High School. They are called public schools because they are open to children and teenagers. Elementary Schools have six grades and Junior High Schools and Senior High Schools respectively have three grades.

Khan Academy has now turned the traditional educational model upside down. In the new model, the student learns his lessons at home with the help of a computer and solves complicated problems at school or college with the help of his teachers.

It certainly seems that kids over here in the UK aren’t. More and more children are still in nappies/diapers at the age of five when they start primary school which means that teachers and other school staff are spending less time teaching and carrying out their employment duties, but taking on a “nanny role”.

With student scores falling lower every year, school boards are now weeding out words that might upset some children. Schools were established to teach children about the world around them and give them enough knowledge to live a good successful life. Not to shield them and let them live in ignorance. Our educators today are off the beaten path. They cheat to give kids high scores when they fail, and now they take common words from tests that might be upsetting. Our children don’t need to be shielded, they need the knowledge to navigate the world they live in.

So, some of my teachers are idiots. Big ones. So I figure, why not help other people who also dno’t want to deal with their idiot teachers who suceed in annoying them? This is MY School Survivial Guide For the Hated Teachers.

When I was employed at the "Old Fire Station" in Coventry in 1978 to teach Woodwork to a class of English youth, on Foundation Course.