Hilarious Moms Take On At-Home Learning 

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hahahahahahahaha ..now you know

Not enough parents knew their kids were brats. Now they know!

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no name I know that was a good one.

Yessssss!!! LOL!!!

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Me too..

You taught for my entire lifetime... Most of us appreciated y'all much more than we could express, now it is more appropriate to voice.

You are a saint

Genuinely so cute, this is one of the main reasons I like the Internet. I have one grandparent alive, and seeing other people’s stories about their grandparents or from the grandparents themselves makes me feel so weird. I can’t explain it, it’s like it’s filling a hole in myself.

I commend you. I just want a cubicle and a mug.

Oh my!I wish I could have shipped my kids to you during Quarantine. Lol

Bring a mom is one of the hardest jobs!

I can't hide in the bathroom, as soon as I close the door... *Knock-knock* "Mom.... Gavin's bugging me".... SMH

@@michelledutcher3243 I'm not a mom, but my little sister will knock on the door and ask what I am doing, like "What do you think I'm doing. I'm on the damn toilet, do I need to explain?"

I thought college was hard! Lol

@@y.r.9401 you just said "being a mom is one of the hardest jobs". Why are you now saying it's college that is hard.

Yes!! Rotf

My coworker needed that she is so stressed with all of this so this made her laugh so hard and I laughed tell me sides ached

CRYING laughing. Doubled over.

That really was funny. As a grandma trying to help with virtual school, I just can't do it.

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Amen! You nailed it! And repetition, repetition, repetition! It may seem annoying or frustrating to some parents going over the same thing so often but that’s part of the learning process. And parents, don’t be scared to take breaks... get up and dance to a fun, educational song!

@@grayciekins Yeah. I've been experiencing this a lot lately. Not myself. I know what I'm doing with my work. But I have a little sister. She is still very young. She hasn't learned how to do a lot of things and my parents laugh at her and expect her to know this stuff. She is a very sensitive child. She cries every time. They really don't understand. It kinda makes me wonder sometimes if they laughed at me while I was learning stuff for the first time too.

Oh totally, the kids are doing great!! I, on the other hand, am not a qualified teacher. Before we bought some workbooks, my husband would come out to the Living room to find me face down on pages of handwritten work.. 3 a.m.... pen in hand... Pretty sure I drooled all over week three Math and week two English. This is just the beginning!!

Thats ok but some teachers need to understand the same concept...

Everyone isn't cut out to be a teacher. That's why teachers need to respected for the professional skills they have and be paid accordingly. Back in the day, when teachers were largely men, they got respect and paid. The feminization of teaching has been the excuse to lower both. Despicable.

Amen!

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Yes! We are the parents, we are their teachers!

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I'm realizing I'm crazy... Like more than I was before... I chose tech free.. All me, different grades. I respect the teachers even more than before, which was a ****ton!!!

We're not muted*

@@HeavenlySunset24 REALLY????? The video is 9 months old, now you want to correct me. Sorry

@@shirleyraddatz6775 sorry, that was my first time seeing it. It was fun to watch though.

@Faith Through Arrows Good question. People can split hairs over definitions all they want, but the way I see it, if you're helping your kids do school from home, you're homeschooling. Parents who were already -- and by choice -- homeschooling might take issue with being lumped in with everyone else, but for two months there, we were all in the same boat.

@Faith Through Arrows We can disagree -- I'm cool with that. I see it how I see it, and it's no big deal to me if you see it differently. Cheers.

@Faith Through Arrows Pretty awesome, too, you are.

Trust me when I say that having us ...attempt...to teach makes our kids miss you guys sooooo much! It’s been major last year’s teacher appreciation around my house for a week now. 🤣😂👍 Edit: Seriously though, you can level with me. Won’t tell, promise... Common core math is really just to torture anybody who comes into contact with it isn’t it? Like an educational demonic pact...

@@waitwhat1029 Thanks! During "Teacher Appreciation Week" last spring, my writing lessons involved having my students find one way each day to show gratitude to their parents. Seriously? I think Common Core math is for the birds. Each year, the first time we do one of those lessons, I'll show my class how to do it "by the book," and wait until I start to see a couple of kids who look like they just drank sour milk. Then I'll go back to the way we know and tell them that this is how Warren Buffet learned how to do it when he was their age, and you should see the anxiety disappear. It's like magic! Invariably, someone will ask if they can do their assignment that way, because it's easier. "That depends," I say. "Do you want to be a billionaire someday, or not?" Before too long, they realize that although I will teach the Common Core method, I will also teach it the way I learned it, and will tell them that if their parents know a different way, it's OK, too -- there are lots of ways to the right answer to a math problem (and most of them make more sense than Common Core).

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One done with four more children to go. Teaching is a beautiful gift. It don't come easy for sure but worthwhile.

@@lisamarieclark6778 during this whole experience- I definately feel the reward. To know how my child can learn,but in a different way is special! The Lord is definately moving my heart and changing me for the better!

Truly, I am in the same boat. I think we make it in the end, we will definitely be zombies... Kids like zombies right?!?! I never thought I would be handwriting work pages in double. Heck, I never thought I would have such an organized corner in my home and I can be quite organized for certain things. Good luck mama, I am rooting for us!!

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Right??

That's the way it always went without the pandemic! I taught for 39 years as a classroom teacher. The GYM teacher always had a great gig! No responsibility for the same pay !

YES! I don't remember the last time we had Ruffles in the house. Yesterday I was digging out the crumbs from the bottom of the bag to use with chip dip. Yes, we have chip dip now too!

Open the wine first.

I totally agree lol.. when i received my kids class schedule and i cryed lol its alot

Try doing them both at the same time. Get wine and candy if that doesn't work

I got exhausted just reading this comment.

@@arrowverselover100 lol😂😁 sorry just venting 💗

@@azshadow32 No problem

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Be grateful that you have a mom. It's difficult if you do not feel well, but your kid needs a "Come to Jesus" lecture if he is going to be successful when he is an adult. Go back to flash cards and phonics. Make him write for at least an hour a day. Practice addition and subtraction facts. Have him read books for an hour a day. Do site word flash cards. He can make them the flash cards himself.

My brain is trying to crawl out of my ears at the thought. One of many reasons teachers should be paid better.

It can't be done. That's why I homeschool.

Imagine it? I lived it! And often there were many more than 30 in the class. From my experience, 2nd and 4th graders are the toughest. Totally wild beasts. 3rd grade is the best! As an Art teacher, I finally quit after more than a decade of total insanity, most from administration and their complete lack of support. You could never pay me enough to go back into that madhouse.

yeah but she has to make sure she learns and take care of her

@@MomOfSeven123 That isn't true. Just because you've had bad experiences and a bad opinion of schooling doesn't mean there aren't wonderful teachers out there.

You get used to it lol

It should be first hand for the kids they were all born with a phone in there hands.

Like mind is literally cchilders@shcools.sheppardpratt.org that's so long

When all I had was my 6-foot-long email and I used it for everything, it was so annoying to write it down every single time!

LaTonya cause it’s a joke 🙄

2 years later and your comment was spot on. Although I still find virtual learning is terrible with the software used last year (my daughter isn’t in public school at the moment due to health issues but will go back soon) It has helped immensely with using virtual appointments for doctors appointments that we travel for. They never did it before Covid for most specialists and the ones that did only had limited visits theh approved. Now most are doing it as a alternative option for every other visit or for therapies even so kids can get therapies that are rural. From clinics that didn’t use virtual or have access to doing it before Covid. Lots of things came out of the year of confusion and frustration going virtual for Covid in school and elsewhere. And of course I hope all parents learned a new appreciation for teachers and staff at school and can better show it and give more understanding when things go wrong or a mistake is made by the teacher or aids or whenever. I see it on my fb groups all day and some are warranted to be angry and their reaction but most are simply hard for me to even understand their reasoning for why they reacted the way they did. Mostly why so many cannot it won’t just talk to the teacher before blasting a one sided story of what happened. Emailing principles before even talking to the teacher seems so insane and chain of command is my first thought from my years in retail management and any job I’ve worked. Quickest way to break communication down is by not giving someone the simple respect of asking them what happened and hearing their side because my 4yo maybe isn’t the best person to recite facts. Or what happened despite being a huge deal and not okay based on her IEP and 504 plan. Once I simply asked about it I understand and it made sense why it happened. Wasn’t something that would happen again and again never was what it seemed. The reaction from teachers and staff from me simply talking to them and being understanding told me how rarely that is done or even just asking if they need something for the classroom. Helping with snacks as I can. Nothing too expensive and I’m low income but we can all help in some way. Even if it’s just providing some extra supppies or wipes or things they buy OOP.

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Ya because the kids can say and do as they please and the teacher's cant do anything with these smart alec kid's. So good thing the parents got a good taste of what goes on in school.

I have a friend who has 19 grandchildren. All homeschooled. One mom had 11 kids. They each have a strict schedule. Two boys are taking college classes in addition to their high school classes. You Tube videos help ans a lot Khan Academy. Most are on an online class curriculum with additional textbooks and workbooks. Flash cards at all levels. They believe in repetitive work and memorization.

Rather B Fishing Wow! What an inspiration! I had my oldest do the Abeka Academy with DVD’s. It was a great program but very extensive. We chose the ACE program this time and integrating some parts of Abeka into it. Thank you for the encouragement! God bless!

At Least you had help. I was up all hours handwriting my first three weeks of curriculum. I finally bought some workbooks to supplement. Sleep is a good thing to not skip... I need a printer.

I'm swimming into school! Lol

@@krystalrussell1783 Well, I'm driving in my books, diving in my books. Now you wild out

Ohh boy.. being a substitute teacher can be everything from a delight to living nightmare. Some times you are lucky and placed in the best of best groups with kids anybody could just dream of. And sometimes you have to give up and ask the neighboring class main teacher to take over for you.