Why it worked
The post likely resonated with viewers due to its provocative 'hot takes' on the education system, tapping into common frustrations and sparking discussion among educators and parents. The clear, concise presentation of each idea on separate slides made it easy to digest and engage with.
Summary
This is a photo post presenting six radical changes the creator would make to the US education system. The proposed changes include year-long schooling, starting the school year in January, stricter attendance policies, mandatory kindergarten and TK, capped classroom sizes, and a dedicated day for electives.
Structure
- 1Introduction of the topic: radical changes to the US education system
- 2Proposal 1: Year-long school with short breaks
- 3Proposal 2: School starting in January
- 4Proposal 3: Strict attendance policies with fines and doctor's notes
- 5Proposal 4: Mandatory Kindergarten and TK
- 6Proposal 5: Capped classroom sizes
- 7Proposal 6: Dedicated elective day for students
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Ways I
would
radically
change the
US
education
system
1.
Year long
school
(Summer break
would be 2
weeks)
2.
School starts in
January
(it would be
interesting to
see what
happens)
3.
Fines and more
for attendance-
must have
approval before
vacations, if
missing for a
few days a
doctors note is
required
4.
Kindergarten
is mandatory,
so is TK
5.
Cap on
classroom sizes
25 (20 with
older students)
6.
One day a week is
for teachers but
that one day for
students is
electives: PE, art,
music, computer
lab, home skills,
etc,