Who's fault do you think it is?

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When I was in school it was never the teachers fault as to why I was failing it was mine. I've seen more with this generation that the blame is put more on the teachers then the parents or student....
How do you feel about this?(comment section)
Who do you think is at fault?(voting)

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Depends on the situation. When I was in 9th grade I was failing algebra, my mom got me a tutor and I ended up doing pretty well. The teacher was a bad teacher, after that I had no problem with algebra 2, pre cal, calculus because I had decent teachers for those classes. In some cases it's the kids fault cause they don't try, on some cases it's the parents fault cause they don't encourage their child, and help them. It's all situational.

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9 times out of 10 it's your kid.

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I think it depends on the situation. I also don't think this is accurate to any specific generation.

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All 3. In some situations I would say the teachers. And that's speaking by experience that there are many teacher who act like they hate their job and they do not have the patients to deal with children/teens. In other situations it's the kids fault for being bad or not even trying. And in other situations the parents for not disciplining or helping their child at home. Every case is different

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I don't ever see how it could be the teachers fault. They have to go by what the curriculum says and they've got a classroom full of students. They can't slow down for just one. But it may not also be the students fault. Sometimes they don't understand it and fall behind. That's where it's up to THEM (or the parents if they're young) to get extra help

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It depends honestly on the situation. If the parent is helpin the child with homework and they need it, it'd be they're fault. Or if the teacher wouldn't help them or just gave them bad grades just because then it's they're fault. Or if the kid just doesn't do they're work it's their fault. And it can be multiple people's fault all at once.  So it depends

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I was always a great test taker in school, so i got good grades. No one pushed me to do homework and no one took the time to make sure I understood everything. I never learned to multiply or divide without a calculator, and that caused a lot of sudden bad grades once i got into highschool. I had one good math teacher that took his spare time to help me catch up, and i managed passing grades only thanks to him. In my case it was a bit of everyone's fault, because no one stressed the importance of learning to study on my own, and i didn't bother to let anyone know that i was having trouble.

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Depends on the situation. I've had times in school where it was entirely my fault because I didn't care and I didn't voice what I needed to my grandma and teacher. But I've also had times where the teachers were absolute shit and didn't teacher anything. They just threw a book at us and said learn or wouldn't explain things in detail. I also had a teacher who was failing me for legit no reason. ✌She claimed that I was turning in incomplete assignments so I went to my counselor with pictures of my completed assignments and he saw that I had good grades in every other class and saw my history of good grades with my English classes so he switched me. I turned the F into a high A in less than a month. 😎 That teacher was a bitch. 
I've also had times when the class legit wouldn't let the teacher teach. They were so fucking disruptive. I legit learned NOTHING in my geometry class the WHOLE year. I'm convinced the only reason I passed was because I was one of the only ones whp wasn't an asshole.

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