I FIXED the School System

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This video was sponsored by Wren

0:00 - School Good :)
0:37 - School Bad :(
1:17 - Wren!
2:40 - Teachers
3:50 - SLEEP
5:10 - RULES
5:39 - TIERS
6:46 - Grading System
7:26 - Levels of Schooling
8:10 - BONUS FEATURES
9:33 - Class Dismissed
9:45 - Ŝ̬ᴜβŜ̬ᴋʀiβ𓅱

[ellamayo]

My favorite part about the tier system is that by giving students more freedom and less regulation, your also establishing a kind of trust in them. In the same way that treating students like inmates will often prompt them to behave accordingly, treating them like responsible adults would build a sense of personal confidence and self esteem, telling them that they are capable of working hard and showing diligence even when they aren’t being forced to. Y’know, like actual incentive! As opposed to the kind of “incentive” that just threatens you and your future...

[thisisasupersayin]

When Jenkins starts a school to prove how well his system works, he can make the sports team the Egypt Birds

[zetafish]

This unironically seems like a much better education system than the one we have right now. Some changes I myself would make would be to adjust the school hours relative to how much we're actually learning.
By high school it's just the same stuff we learned in previous years + a few more things and we don't have the kind of energy that we had when we were 5. I'd say high schoolers should have the shortest days of all, and middle and elementary could be equally long considering those are the periods where you learn the most & have the energy to do so.

[HoodKombo]

As a teacher I know I'd love a good nap every once in a while. Good work, Senator Oats

[Drkchosen]

How does dis man have such a great mindset on things this without a doubt makes school infinite amounts better especially with the nap time like dude applaud this absolute KING

[couchdogo]

.. fun fact! in elementary school i used to have lunch at 12:35 just for reference, SCHOOL ENDED AT 3 PM AND STARTED AT 8:30 AM. most of my class would bring snacks to eat during class when our teacher let us

[Pastaplays]

The tier idea is something I've been thinking of for awhile now. I am a generally well behaved student and get decent grades yet I have to sit with people I despise just because other aren't well behaved. This could mean more freedom for some people and less for others. The only other thing I could add is more choice for subjects. I have to learn dance even though I will never do it otherwise so the ability to choose what you do in less important subjects (I class math, science, english and hass as important subjects the rest are less important/unimportant) so you like what you are doing more and would be happier

[annakareninacamara]

I thought this was a meme/joking channel, but the part abt how increasing payment for teachers is important is so real. It hits home specially in my country (Brazil) where it's one of the least paying( per hour worked) and unrespected jobs :(

[CharlieCGofficial]

I have an idea for the thing. If the teacher has something fun, you can’t leave cause it’s well, FUN.

[pickle]

I’d say a big issue with school is the way homework and grades work, homework being mandatory and seemingly useless and grades being based off mostly your ability to do things on time rather than your knowledge.

How I would change this is as followed
1. Project based learning to give purpose to assignments rather than random problems
2. Homework isn’t always necessary and doesn’t always change your grade, as it’s a tool for learning so only homework assignments that relate to the project(like a script or something) should be mandatory
3. Late work within 3 days time will still give full credit, unless you ask the teacher for an extension or is otherwise stated to fix the issue with grades
4. Classes should teach more hands on lessons to account for tactile learners
5. Tests are now once a week on fridays with significantly less difficulty and are used to show that you have been learning throughout the week, they are also used as a sort of benchmark in order to determine whether the class needs more learning time or if they should move on

I’ve completely reworked the school system several times over but I think this should be a constant in any rework because I personally believe this would be better for school systems as a whole

[g.b.cochrane]

one thing that would make everyone like school is if every class had to learn about "bird from Egypt". this would truly be the ideal world.

[The_Shimp]

I love tiered incentives, like the whole concept in general. I wish this was part of the school system.

[awsumparatroopa]

Three memories from preschool
1. We had a snack time
2. There were some computers with a children's website
3. In the morning we could solve puzzles

[dinosaurtrain]

This is really great, but I think there should be a feedback system instead of a grading system, even in a great school like this, I feel like grades are going to stress kids out

[a]

His ideas are getting more and more practical over time.

[VibeWitCloudz]

this guy is making everything simplified and generally better for us he should go ahead and make life 2. Edit: thanks for 60 likes

[BanjominFranklin]

I had a school that was very similar with its rules for tier 4. It was interesting and quite enjoyable. It was also a charter school, so that may have helped. It was super awesome. There was a huge room that had a jungle gym and games to play with, and the playground had a Zipline. The way schedules worked was you had to go to classes, but there were like break periods in between classes. So I'd be in science for a lesson, and then you could go play on the computers until your next class. I really miss it there. Good times.

[lily_moi]

I consider myself lucky. Why you may ask?
Elementary start time: 9:00
Middle School: 9:15
High school: 8:30
The thing that sucked during middle school though is school ended at 4 :(

[ethanshoemaker]

I transferred schools last year during the middle of the school year (ended up coming back to my old school. It’s a long story) but I actually somewhat liked school there. We started at 9 and started at 10 on Wednesdays with a random Friday normally once a month that was a dedicated work day which students were allowed to skip if they didn’t have missing work and had good grades. It was also a fairly new school with a vending machine that had energy drinks and a coffee shop in the commons.

[josephspears]

I would definitely never fake sickness if this was the school system