Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

The apology is more than appropriate, because such amateur writing doesn't help anyone.
Do you have any kind of educational training? If not, please shut up... if you want information about the chimney, you ask the chimney sweep and not the elementary school teacher... the other way around, unfortunately, this separation is less established. Everyone feels born to be a teacher, every child is gifted...

After my post, do I really have to rub in your face that I am a professional? A direct manner in private and in the forum is fine, but what you brag about at regular intervals here is often way over the top. Especially considering that you are a builder who was really so stupid to sign a work contract without even owning land. Best regards.

I have already mentioned that I switched to the "dark side of the Force," meaning after studying (not for teaching) and working in another profession, I made a lateral entry into the school service. At a comprehensive school, location type 5 (in non-official German: weak social environment). Physics and Chemistry, from grade 6 up to the Abitur. Special needs students of all colours in the middle school inclusive classes. Class sizes are not below 28 students below the upper school level. An interesting balancing act. I never get bored anymore, although the subject matter is completely banal. The challenges lie somewhere else.

One challenge is parents. From some contributions here in the thread, it becomes clear why and that this is not limited to "educationally disadvantaged" families but can also be found among education-conscious parents who build houses…

Maybe someone will eventually start a thread where this fits better thematically. My fingers are itching.

I have already mentioned that I switched to the "dark side of the force," meaning after university (not teacher training) and another profession, I made a lateral entry into the school service. At a comprehensive school, location type 5 (in non-official German: weak social environment). Physics and Chemistry, grades 6 through Abitur. Special needs students of all colors in middle school in inclusive teaching. Class sizes below upper secondary level never less than 28 students. An interesting balancing act. I am never bored anymore, although the subject matter is completely banal. The challenges lie elsewhere. One challenge is parents. In some posts here in the thread, it becomes clear why and that this is not limited to “educationally disadvantaged” households, but is also found among home-building educational parents… Maybe someone will start a thread someday where it fits better thematically. My fingers are itching.

writing here, outsourcing mostly meant the death of the topic :)

The apology is more than appropriate, because such amateur writing helps no one. Do you have any kind of pedagogical training? If not, please shut up... if you want information about the chimney, you ask the chimney sweep and not the elementary school teacher... the other way around, unfortunately, this separation is less established. Everyone feels born to be a teacher, every child is gifted...

Your manner of expression is utterly unacceptable. Why do you maintain such a below-average discussion culture? Incidentally, with your statement you have determined that discussions are only allowed if you are an expert. Since you are obviously neither a military strategist nor a political scientist, please spare us your lay opinions on global political issues.

You can make it from the very bottom to the top. But where the academic child gives 100%, the underdog has to give 150-200%. And only a few can do that.

Such nonsense! An academic child can also be born stupid, while the underdog may have so much intelligence that he doesn't need to study.

And it’s not just math, English, politics, history... no offense, but whoever leaves school after 9th grade cannot help their children as well as someone who has graduated from high school and studied... and is also interested in topics like politics, economics, etc.

Better look at yourself: If a parent has to help their child daily in almost every subject, they should consider whether the child is at the right school. Because with daily studying or constant tutoring, it has been shown that the child is not keeping up. You should drop this stereotyping quickly, because unfortunately your child also finds themselves in a very deep drawer there.

Your manner of expression is absolutely unacceptable. Why do you maintain such a below-average discussion culture? Besides, with your statement you have established that discussion is only allowed if one is an expert. Since you are obviously neither a military strategist nor a political scientist, please spare us your amateur opinions on world political topics.

We can all skip the discussion on world political topics, he has practically proven beyond doubt that it is inevitable that China will attack Taiwan. The end of us all has come, folks. Just a matter of time now. I'll get myself one last cocoa, anyone else want one? :cool: