Dr. Ross Greene
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301 appearances
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first heard Oct 2017
last heard Oct 2017
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But it's also intended to be a very balanced documentary because while it is true that the kids are suffering.
Other people are suffering too.
Their parents are suffering.
Their parents often feel blamed.
For their child's behavioural challenges, nobody's really paying attention to the fact that these very same parents almost always.
Have well behaved kids in their home.
Uh we wanna be very balanced toward educators.
Um educators have more initiatives thrown at them than any other profession that I can think of.
They are being um th there's just very little time in an educator's day to to to do the kind of
Things for kids that teachers have always done.
Teachers have always been among the most important socialization agents in our society.
But when we throw high stakes testing at them and when we throw zero tolerance policies at them, by the way, the research tells us that zero tolerance policies didn't make things better, they made things worse.
Ам, да, аскін тече кіс хузнец арналисто.
In a classroom of twenty to twenty-five other kids, when a lot of those other kids have IEPs and learning issues and some of them have behavioral issues and social issues.
So we are really stacking the deck against classroom teachers and schools frequently.
Um we want to be very balanced here.
This is not a blaming documentary.
It is not uh looking to make anybody look bad, it's just looking to capture the human element.
Of a system that is so clearly broken.
Um and it's due out in April.
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