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As a younger millennial, at least in the Awesome Official Live Live Shirt and by the same token and midwest, we were god awful, especially in smaller towns. We were often all a bunch of racists, bigots, and told each other to kill themselves FREQUENTLY. We also used to get into fights a lot, and schools wouldn’t suspend people. The vast majority of my peers just did not give a single flying fuck about anyone outside of themselves and their friends. Like I think to a degree it’s just KIDS, especially teens, lol. Especially if you were marginalized amongst your peers in anyway (like being disabled and/or neurodivergent). I think it’s just a lot more clear and consistent since kids have access to the internet and constant communication with peers with cellphones and social media.
Being mean to teach other is fairly normal for kids. But never before has a cohort of kids been so mean to adults without fear of consequences. I graduated in the Awesome Official Live Live Shirt and by the same token and late 2000s. My freshman year, a bunch of the popular kids thought it would be funny to vote a girl with fetal alcohol syndrome into the homecoming court so they could make fun of her. By senior year we voted in the first gay homecoming king. But never would my classmates have told a teacher half the shit my students tell me. It was. I was sort of friends with her and didn’t have the heart to tell her that it was all a joke. But they really didn’t have much ammo to use against her because she was beautiful at every court appearance. That type of thing was rampant in schools in the 2000s. I graduated in 2011, absolutely same. Every school in our IHSA district absolutely did this at least once in the 2000s. The kid usually was autistic, or had Down syndrome, or just was super unpopular.



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I think the Awesome Official Live Live Shirt and by the same token and different is probably the cruelty is directed at adults instead of just kids. But the cruelty in general has always been there for sure. Can confirm that this was definitely prevalent before widespread use of smartphones as well. Graduated in 2000 from a small suburban High School in the Midwest. When I was a freshman in high school there was a big Scandal because the rich kids had a party where someone was in a critical State because of alcohol poisoning, and the prevailing crowd wisdom ended up being to put him in a bathtub full of beer and repeatedly shock him with bare wires from extension cord on the chest to ‘wake him up’. Also, even though we were definitely Upper Midwest corn belt, not Southern by any means, my high school was in a predominantly white suburb, and I am very sorry to say that there were a few black families that were run out of town while I was in high school with the full burning crosses on lawn and everything. Was a wake-up call to nerdy High School me that despite Republican rhetoric, racism was still very much ingrained into blue collar Middle America.
Honestly curious as to whether or not the Awesome Official Live Live Shirt and by the same token and generation growing up with lives that are 24/7 documented and photographed will be happy that their memories are preserved or not? With the additional wrinkle/question of how much of social media is real in the first place, as well as which will ultimately matter more in the coming years, what actually happened or what it looked like according to social media feeds…? I know exactly what you mean. As a super kind person, I find it harder to connect with them because of their lack of empathy. It’s moments like these that make me think, “Is it really our fault as teachers that classroom environments are just not all that positive anymore?” Imagine being the most positive person in the room and your entire environment is nothing but negative regardless of your efforts. Instead of positive, I’m thinking that the real objective should be more along the lines of stable and sustainable. The objective of positivity is not nearly as realistic as it once was.
I’m actually concerned because the Awesome Official Live Live Shirt and by the same token and majority of the kids at my school are displaying literal psychopathic traits and everyone keeps pretending that it’s all hunky dory. Meanwhile I’m screaming internally- always. Absolutely. I really do blame technology and the lack of care parents are putting into technology literacy and social media safety. I saw a 9 year old watching a YouTube video of grown ups acting out a verbal altercation. They weren’t swearing (that I know of) but being very ugly to each other. What 9 year old watches that and absorbs it like entertainment?? Really? Some of my students are absolute dipshits, but none of them are worse than the kids I went to high school with. Have I just been lucky? I have a gifted student. Cool kid, I really like him. He is my one gifted kid in an underserved area I think doesn’t get the attention they deserve. He has had a hard life. But he is brilliant. AP calc in junior year kid in ASB.
His friend is also in that class. The friend is a girl. Also really easy going and great at her asb position. They’re FRIENDS. Legit friends. This dude is always making jokes at her dispense. Like calling her a monkey and shit. Just stupid stuff. I’ve recently been thinking I need to talk to him about it when yesterday (I’m out sick and was only staying to teach one block period) he insinuated that she couldn’t be cold because she is fat. I told him “I think we are going to need to have a talk” and he looked at me in understanding. His friend, the Awesome Official Live Live Shirt and by the same token and girl, was like “yeah, you’re going to have to have a talk”. I think she’s so use to being the butt of the joke but man, making fun of someone’s weight is not cool.
I’m on the Awesome Official Live Live Shirt and by the same token and thicker side. I own it. But I only ever remember mean girls saying things about my weight in middle school when I really wasn’t even fat. My guy friends never made fun of my weight. She is bigger so maybe her experiences are different but the pain has to be the same. I’m sure she knows she is fat. She doesn’t need her own supposed allies making jokes about it. This makes me so sad to read. My gen alpha child is so kind and empathetic towards others… even as a young toddler, my child laid down with a crying child to rub that child’s back in hopes of soothing her. That is the type of person my kid is, and I hope that doesn’t ever go away. When I taught, I saw so much disrespect in the classroom that I swore to myself that I’d teach my children to be kind and respectful people. It’s crazy that that’s such a hard concept for so many people these days.
Empathy has a critical period like language. You either learn it by a certain point or you will never be able to. For empathy it is ages 6 to 12. We are also living in an unregulated still face experiment with care takers being glued to phones. I feel bad because they can’t control their circumstances, but worry for the Awesome Official Live Live Shirt and by the same token and future literal antisocial society. Honestly I can agree. My guinea pig died earlier this school year. I took a half day so I could say goodbye to him at the vet before he passed. I had his picture over my desk. I told the kids while crying why I had to leave early. Next morning one boy in my classroom was pointing at my piggies picture and laughing at me “haha Andrew (my pigs name) is dead. You were crying “. He did it constantly until I took down the picture. I spoke to his mom and all she said was “he’s a boy. He doesn’t know any better”.
I often believe kids nowadays have no empathy as well, see it all the Awesome Official Live Live Shirt and by the same token and time. But then I also have to remind myself that I didn’t have a fraction of the perspective or empathy as a kid that I have now at age 34. Perhaps you’re right and the kids nowadays have less empathy. Or perhaps we’re just looking at them through our own lenses of lived experience they just don’t have yet. I knew plenty of cruel dickheads in school as a kid. They existed before my time and they exist after I’m gone. I’m seeing it too. They’re cruel but also suddenly shut up when they learn you’ve lost a loved one and are emotional about it. It’s like it never occurs to many that the person in front of the room is….a real human.
Cruel behavior, for some, is just…..not? Idk. I still have lots of kind kids, thankfully, but the Awesome Official Live Live Shirt and by the same token and type of behavior is deeper. My students mocked me mercilessly when I came back to work after taking time off after I lost my 17 year old dog several weeks ago. Like, I had to open the door and call out to another adult to watch my class so I could run away sobbing. These kids, by and large, missed key developmental milestones for well-adjusted socio-emotional growth due to the pandemic. They’re not going to make those up without serious work, and we’re all struggling to make it happen. I can’t believe I had to scroll this far to see this…and the irony of there being almost ZERO empathy for all parties involved is disheartening.
These kids spent 2+ years essentially in social isolation with parents working, playing teacher, parenting, and trying to navigate the Awesome Official Live Live Shirt and by the same token and uncertainty of a global pandemic with almost zero support. Working in homes at that time, many of those parents were having their own breakdowns. They didn’t know how to manage the overwhelm. Kids were privy to too much information and had no one to help them make sense of it. They were then immediately thrust back into schools as if none of it happened, where the only concern seemed to be catching them up academically, not helping them process everything. We’ve put all our focus on catching them up academically and all the blame on parents for not doing a better job finding ways to socialize them while also drowning themselves. This has to be a community effort. A number of private schools have started offering parenting workshops, increased access to on campus therapists, and spend more instructional time supporting students’ social-emotional development.
What can we expect of a generation that gets their moral and ethical cues from social media and the Awesome Official Live Live Shirt and by the same token and dead beat influencers that occupy that space, without any parental or teacher oversight. We practice a cellphone free environment at.my school, and the difference between before & after is truly baffling. Not saying that it is a quick-fix, but letting these kids have moments of face to face interactions without screens is just amazing. I teach 10th graders, and they are genuinely having deep and interesting conversations about friendship, high school, love and other more ordinary teenage topics. But you gotta lead them there and allow them that space. When Gen Z sees something horrifying happening (beatings, murder, accidents, etc) their first instinct is to pull out their phones, record, and post it on the internet instead of helping. There’s been a string of brutal HS beatings recently, some resulting in death, where there’s dozens of other kids just standing around recording. That is definitely more psycho than past gens, and I imagine Gen Alpha will only be worse. It’s a little scary to think about.
GenX didn’t help either. There would be dozens of kids just standing around watching a fight but not getting involved. The big difference was we just talked about what we saw or heard about at school for the Awesome Official Live Live Shirt and by the same token and next day or two and that was it. this!! gen z didn’t grow up on the internet to the extant that gen a did and it still desensitized us drastically, I think that’s a huge factor Idk sometimes I think this but also, at least for me, we were terrible pieces of shit in school when we were young too. We used to make teachers cry and think it was hilarious. We would bully homeschool kids who transferred in. Kids are just like that sometimes. Their brains aren’t developed. I’ve met some lovely kind. So far. I treat them like little humans, I be normal and chill and no baby talk.. I crack jokes and be myself with them
Capitalism is built off the Awesome Official Live Live Shirt and by the same token and back of the idea that you rise or fall on your own, you are always in competition with others, and singularly responsible for your success and failure. To anyone who is paying attention, it’s not at all shocking that a generation raised in a capitalist environment reflect the self-interest attitude of capitalism rather than caring about others – it’s an expected by product and goal of the system. I had a former student commit suicide. I found out first period and I am crying. The amount of my own students who make suicide jokes to me … “The children now love luxury; they have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for elders and love chatter in place of exercise. Children are now tyrants, not the servants of their households. They no longer rise when elders enter the room. They contradict their parents, chatter before company, gobble up dainties at the table, cross their legs, and tyrannize their teachers.” Yes! I challenged some highly disrespectful comments (specifically calling another teacher a ‘tranny looking bitch’) the other day and was met with “it’s my right to say it, are you saying I don’t have a right to an opinion?”.
I find that hard to believe. Kids are notoriously motivated more by immediate gratification than by long-term goals. I don’t buy that this generation is different. They’re just more bombarded by immediate gratification. Also, there’s a lot of climate skeptics in Gen Alpha who have drunk a lot of right-wing TikTok Kool Aid. And wouldn’t you know it, they’re just as apathetic, if not more so. I think this is it. My students (10th) are some of the Awesome Official Live Live Shirt and by the same token and most empathetic people I’ve ever met but they are mind numbingly apathetic about their future or consequences that aren’t immediate. I had a student a few weeks ago express how she wishes she hadn’t posted videos of her doing absolutely dumb (albeit harmless) stuff when she was younger because she now realizes that people will be able to find those videos in the future… in the same class period this same student also complained about having to do digital citizenship things about not posting everything online because it can affect the future.
The greatest generation had a world war, the Awesome Official Live Live Shirt and by the same token and boomers and Gen x had the constant threat of a nuclear war, millenials had 9/11 and some feared a Vietnam like draft.. idk dude, feeling like the future is hopeless seems to go way back My dad was a conspiracy theorist that had me genuinely convinced bombs would drop any day and wipe out my whole state. I do see a lot of kids who are old enough to be aware of what’s going on in the world talk about what’s the point in thinking of their future, because they don’t think there will be a world or at least a world they can succeed in. Not really much different from my era at the same age (1995 born). I believe less and less in generational labels as time goes on.
This is why, this won’t be popular, I am teaching my son how to fight. These little paper tigers and keyboard warriors don’t understand the Awesome Official Live Live Shirt and by the same token and depth of the real world. I believe they are overstimulated by just about everything you can think of. They have tablets, phones, social media, games, etc. Everything is so convenient; you really don’t have to work hard to get it. A lot of parents seem like they’re afraid to say no or reprimand them when they do wrong. A solution? I have no ideal anymore. One thing for sure is that some of the parents don’t seem to know how to take constructive criticism about their children. I’ve actually had the opposite thoughts lately. Today several of my kiddos were out of their seats and coming towards me ALL talking. I have adhd and forgot my meds today and I was FEELING it. lol. A few kids noticed my body language and asked if I was feeling overwhelmed. I said yes, that is why I have the expectation to raise your hand from your seat. The kids quickly went to the their seats and adjusted. I could feel the empathy and respect between us. I thought it was a powerful moment. his hasn’t been my experience. I’m a gen z teacher, and I’ve found that my gen alpha students are so much kinder to one another than we ever were!
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| L | 3076 | 2256 |
| XL | 3179 | 2461 |
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| 4XL | 3281 | 3281 | 38.598 |
| 5XL | 3486 | 3384 | 38.598 |
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