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Freeman

@ Freeman @lemmings.world

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  • Mehrheit der Eltern bezweifelt, dass Schule gut aufs Berufsleben vorbereitet

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  • Halt die Basics. Konkret programmieren je nach Lehrkraft kaum etwas bis Blockprogrammierung wie Scratch. https://zh.lehrplan.ch/ für Details

  • Mehrheit der Eltern bezweifelt, dass Schule gut aufs Berufsleben vorbereitet

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  • Ja und auf dem Bau werden sie erst mal paar Backsteine legen und Dachlatten zusägen. Und trotzdem sollten Programmieren, Maurern, Zimmern keine eigenen Fächer sein. Oder? Im Werken legt man die Grundsteine für das Handwerkliche, in der Schweiz gibts "Medien & Informatik", da lernt man ebenfalls entsprechende Grundlagen.

  • Mehrheit der Eltern bezweifelt, dass Schule gut aufs Berufsleben vorbereitet

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  • Als Lehrperson kann ich sagen, dass es im Durchschnitt nicht die intellektuell/akademisch besten Personen sind, welche Lehrpersonen werden. Die studieren an einer technischen Hochschule (z.B. ETH) oder einer Uni. Denn als Lehrkraft musst du brutal vielseitig sein. Nicht nur die stoffliche Überhöhung muss da sein, sondern auch die didaktischen Konpetenzen, es also alltagsnah und spassig beibringen (sodass es den Lernenden nicht ablöscht) und es so vereinfachen dass man nichts falsches erzählt, was sie dann an Uni umlernen müssen aber trotzdem so einfach erklären, dass es möglichst alle checken denn wenn nicht, dann löscht es ihnen ab. Plus kommt Beziehungsarbeit dazu, denn wer lernt gerne bei einem Lehrer welcher sich nicht um dich kümmert/dich mag. Plus alle sonderpädagogischen Massnahmen, Fachgespräche, disziplinarische Massnahmen, Sitzungen im Lehrerteam, Elternarbeit.

    Meiner Meinung nach wird sehr viel von Lehrkräften (für Lernende bis 16j) einfach sehr viel erwartet, weshalb augenscheinlich nur wenige wirklich gut geeignet sind.

  • Mehrheit der Eltern bezweifelt, dass Schule gut aufs Berufsleben vorbereitet

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  • Ich bin jetzt studierter Informatiker, aber hätte ich nur durch die Schule Kontakt zu Informatik gehabt, hätte ich das nie gemacht, weil es einfach grausam war.

    In der Schweiz gehen Jugendliche in der 7./8./9. (ca. 13j) genau für diesen Zweck "Schnuppern" in Betrieben/Branchen, die sie interessieren, nur so für 1-7 Tage und ohne Entlöhmung. Dann wissen sie (besser), was für eine Lehre sie machen wollen.

  • Easy

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  • I find it very confusing when german words are used to mean something different that their english counterparts.

    So in english: free ≠ gratis ≠ libre fear ≠ Angst car ≈ Auto (i heard it used for a car with a automatic transmission and also a few years ago as a term for a selfdriving car)

    But also the other way around In Swiss-German: Bus ≠ Car (First one being a trolleybus in a city, second one a bus that takes a schoolclass on a trip.)

    I am aware that words like "gratis" or "auto" are not exclusive to german, I guess that gave me the downvotes.

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  • As a german speaking person: Shut up and stop using german translations of words as if it has a different meaning. It gives me Angst.

    (Edit: explanation down in the comments, I am aware that "gratis" isn't exclusively german)

  • How are you all planning to watch the 2024 Olympics?

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  • Our national broadcaster covers it quite nicely, I already paid for it with my taxes, might as well use this instead of a sketchy site or something thats a hassle to set up

  • How are you all planning to watch the 2024 Olympics?

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  • But almost every national (public and free) television channels will have at least most of the olympic disciplines, no? So cant you just try your national tv stations?

  • Are .ru sites safe?

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  • I mean statistically .ru sites are more often malicious than .com sites.

    Ok maybe not, couldnt find any evidence, altho I heard that years ago. So that might have changed, maybe because of all those new non-country-domains.

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    Piracy paid internet browser

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  • Another round of "Foreign speaker, crappy AI or Brain damage?"

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  • Seeding is a review process in itself

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    Maven Imported 1.12 Million Fediverse Posts

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  • They pulled DMs of two users of the same instance?! Quite concerning tbh

  • We’ve just had a year in which every month was a record-setter

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  • How Many Charging Stations Would We Need to Totally Replace Gas Stations?

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  • If everyone could plug in at home it wouldn't need that many.

    To be on the road and then plug in is inconvenient no matter how many stations there are, plugging in over night or during lunch, thats the way

  • Linux is still not ready to replace Windows

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  • To be honest, for a fair review I would have to define the "setup" better. For Linux Mint I had to prepare a USB to flash it and mess in the BIOS while all my Win machines came with it installed. But we dont count that I assume. Besides that the initial setup was easier/faster on LM. But then for the most people finding and installing further programms is easier on a Win machine is easier, because many things are already installed. Some things might be bloat for some people but for tech-illiterate people having they might be useful: They already have a mail client (or even two....), the whole office suit (just one login away), hardware that is compatible for sure (even the fingerprint scanner and camera for face-login), and so on. Me personally am bothered by bloat, long startup times, bloat, telemertry and so on like many tech-guys. But then I think to my grandma who opens her old Win10 laptop, then goes to set up her iron-board (for clothes, idk how thats called) because she is used to having old machines. Then she looks at the desktop and clicks the icon with the word "Mail" in it, because all she needs know is that whe wants to check her emails.

    So if I set up my old laptop for her, its easier and faster to setup a fresh windows, arrange the already installed icons on the desktop and do the logins for her. With Linux Mint I would have to bother with finding a compatible mailclient. Altho its not really that big of a deal, I admit.

    So my conclusion is, maybe 2025 is the year of Linux, when there is a very noob-friendly OS which has at least some "bloat" already installed.

  • Linux is still not ready to replace Windows

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  • Thats the thing, setting up a windows pc is really easy for the average user Hear me out: They dont have all the expectations and knowledge about different OSses that we have so they just navigate their current system to get to where they need to be or else ask a PC-literate person. No PC-illiterate person was bithered by cortana in the setup process or the games or weather in the startmenu.

  • Why publishers are preparing to federate their sites - Digiday

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  • Sounds great

  • Got annoyed by my gym

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  • Join a local sports club, meet new people, volunteer, have fun for cheap.

  • Do you encrypt your data drives?

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  • My Music, Movies and Shows, I dont consider them private/sensitive, as they aren't illegal to possess or even download in my country. I would even donate my filled but corrupted drive to a repair guy, he can have the media if he can repair it.