radicalautonomy
@radicalautonomy@lemmy.world
- Comment on I never realized this 1 day ago:
I mean it’s not far off from Musk’s X AE ZigZag VII Advent Children and Kkkopernicus Diceware Password kids.
- Comment on AND THEY DIDN'T STOP EATING 5 weeks ago:
The Russians were pissed when all of their soldiers died and only SG-1 made it out alive.
- Comment on AND THEY DIDN'T STOP EATING 5 weeks ago:
Canadian actor Michael Shanks.
- Comment on turned them into their final form! 1 month ago:
7-11 Cheeseburger Bite. Hamburger in the shape of a hot dog, with nacho cheese injected into the middle. Put it on a hot dog bun, and top it with their free chili and nacho cheese. Most 7-11s don’t carry them any more, so when I find one that does, I immediately buy two and them shotgun them in my car in the parking lot.
Also, some dude said that in the northeast US they call them “hamdogs”.
- Comment on We are a lot more alike than we are different 1 month ago:
I don’t see MAGA people as the enemy because they want to pay less in taxes. I see them as the enemy because they don’t think my kids should exist.
- Comment on World of Warcraft adds $90 mount to in game store 2 months ago:
To combat Chinese gold farmers, Blizzard started selling gold in a bit of a roundabout way. For $20, you can buy a WoW token to sell on the auction house. This token can be purchased by a player and traded for 1 month of game time. Some players dont pay a dime to play - gold is not hard to acquire.
To combat Chinese gold farmers, Blizzard started selling gold in a bit of a roundabout way. For $20, you can buy a WoW token to sell on the auction house. This token can be purchased by a player and traded for 1 month of game time. Some players dont pay a dime to play - gold is not hard to acquire.
Eve Online has been doing that since 2008.
- Comment on What Ever Happened to MSN Messenger? 2 months ago:
I think that’s what the college kids were playing with when I was in high school.
Started college in 1995, and I indeed did have ICQ before too long. Still remember my number (6725571).
You probably had all three installed on your computer and probably all running at once.
I remember using a program called Trillian (which is still around!) in the late 90s/early 00s. It allowed you to connect multiple IM accounts in one app. It was sorta finicky, but it got the job done.
- Comment on Should you trust that doctor? 2 months ago:
“Dr” Bubs is in Quadrant III. He’s the most quackinest.
- Comment on Should you trust that doctor? 2 months ago:
One…two princes kneel before you.
One has diamonds in his pockets and never lies. The other wants to buy you rockets and never tells the truth.
What is the one question you could ask of only one of the princes to learn what a prince and lover ought to be so that your father won’t eat his hat and disown you?
- Comment on Honey 2 months ago:
Why you wanna starve Captain Blond Beard Mark Watney?
- Comment on Effort require Effort 2 months ago:
Are these the kids got hit hardest by the pandemic lockdowns?
The prevalent theory among my colleagues is that it was something about the age these students were during virtual learning (ages 9-11) that may have been the deciding factor in why they are comparably so much worse behaved that any class of students before or after them, but I couldn’t say.
I enjoy teaching, or at least, transferring knowledge and experience, I’ll do it to pretty much anyone who sits still long enough,
Samesies. I love teaching, but sometimes I really dislike “being a teacher” because of the lack of support or any attempt at understanding what actually goes on inside the classroom day-to-day by admins, parents, or community members. I am good with mentoring a couple students each year and going them overcome their issues. But I don’t have the capacity to do it for all 50+ kids who are making it impossible for the other 120 to learn.
Good luck, and I hope things get better for the kids and teachers everywhere.
Thanks, preesh.
- Comment on Effort require Effort 2 months ago:
[x] doubt
Sorry, where did you get your two education degrees from again, and how many years have you been teaching?
You mentioned class sizes of 30+ this year, were they that large in the past? That size class is way too large and lends itself to chaos as it is hard to keep them all engaged.
I am new to this school, but the teachers at the school who had 8th graders last year have confirmed their class sizes last year were the same, but the student’s were not nearly as unruly. The 7th grade teachers who had my students last year have some classes in the 30s this year and last year, and they have confirmed that this group of 8th graders were also hell on wheels last year, but that their 7th graders this year are much more well-behaved.
- Comment on Effort require Effort 2 months ago:
Hate to break it to you, but this is my 6th year teaching 8th graders and my 18th overall, everything from elementary school through college, and I know more than you…namely, how these 8th graders this year are very, very different from any other group of students any of the 8th grade teachers this year have ever experienced.
- Comment on Effort require Effort 2 months ago:
I am autistic as well. I am not joking. More details.
- Comment on Effort require Effort 2 months ago:
I’ve been teaching for 18 years. Every year before this one, things have gone relatively well. They talk a little, I quiet them down, we have a lesson, time is embedded in it for group work, and I tell them I’d like 85% of their conversation to be about the assignment. Most kids are decent. A few a superb. Some do jack shit and I struggle all year to get them to do anything. And about 5% of the students cause problems and make it harder for their classmates to learn, but they get dealt with.
Not this year. Four classes of 30+, and in all six classes a full third of the 8th grade students can’t see beyond two seconds from now. My shit is getting stolen, students leave their binder in their locker when they’re supposed to bring it to every single class in the building, and their entire purpose in any given moment is to say/do/destroy whatever they can to create laughs/anger/shock in someone else, who could as easily be right in front of them as they could be on the opposite end of the room. A third. Of each class. And it is relentless. Every teacher that shares these kids is having the exact same issues across the board.
- Comment on Effort require Effort 2 months ago:
The one thing that requires zero effort is shutting the motherfucking hell UP during a lesson, but my 8th grade students can’t seem to make it happen, so I separated their desks yesterday afternoon and pointed all of them forward, and they’ll no longer be engaging in group work.
- Comment on New Email Scam Includes Pictures of Your House. Don’t Fall For It. 2 months ago:
Seventy thousand dollhairs.
- Comment on Vinegar 2 months ago:
Gitcha some of them all-dressed chips for a little flavor with your vinegar.
- Comment on New Email Scam Includes Pictures of Your House. Don’t Fall For It. 2 months ago:
You have no idea what I’m capable of in <<City>>.
- Comment on Important information 3 months ago:
invariably someone
- Comment on Up against a 'ghost network' for mental health care? Here's what you can do. 3 months ago:
I smoke absolutely nothing, take no drugs at all (apart from caffeine), and forget to take my meds every other day…just basically raw-doggin’ reality. But I need to dig into why I do the things I do that lead to my relationships not lasting, because human connection is the one drug I am feening for the most.
- Comment on Up against a 'ghost network' for mental health care? Here's what you can do. 3 months ago:
Yeah, I get that. Single guy who likes to have conversations with kids: Creepy. Married guy who likes to have conversations with kids: Aww! I hate that that is the mentality people have, that single men are creeps. (That being said, it would help if so damned many of them wouldn’t send unsolicited dick pics to women on social media.)
- Comment on Up against a 'ghost network' for mental health care? Here's what you can do. 3 months ago:
Yeah, I know. When I had to get a marketplace plan in Texas during the pandemic, I had to search through page after page on Psychology Today…nearly 300 providers in, I found an acceptable one. But I’m in Portland now with insurance starting in nine days, and I’m told I’ll have a much easier go of things here.
- Comment on Up against a 'ghost network' for mental health care? Here's what you can do. 3 months ago:
I’m glad you got the help you needed, that’s awesome.
I have the added fun of being queer (non-binary, grey ace) and polyamorous, so finding care from sex-positive, LGBT-friendly providers who are also well-suited to treat autistic patients with gender dysphoria…
I lived in Texas until recently. For the past ten years since my journey of self-discovery began, finding therapists has been awful. But I just moved to Portland, Oregon this summer, and I was told by the genderqueer, neurodivergent benefits specialist at the school district I started teaching for that I’ll have a much easier time finding care here because gestures broadly it’s Portland. 😊
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- Comment on Name generator 3 months ago:
Tai Chea
- Comment on Name generator 3 months ago:
From r/sbubby way back when. “A funcking beesechurger for monch.”
- Comment on rabioli 3 months ago:
In my heart, I knew this comment would already be here.
- Comment on Final Fantasy XVI is out now on Steam and Epic Games Store 3 months ago:
If the budget is there then I’ll consider it, kupo!
- Comment on Final Fantasy XVI is out now on Steam and Epic Games Store 3 months ago:
I want to open a Final Fantasy-themed Vietnamese restaurant in south central Arizona. I’m going to call it “Pho Enix”.
Not sure where to open up shop, but I’m thinking Scottsdale.
