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Gunther is a retired police officer with over 30k tweets. His tweets are about aa variety of topics such as how the previous election was faked.

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Online hatred towards teachers/teacher unions.

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Online hatred towards teachers/teacher unions.

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One interesting thing I found doing the assignment is the amount of drastic reactions to certain topics such as teachers unions. Also, most negative reactions were formed from what seemed a political standpoint, and I don't think they're approaching the issue from a more logical standpoint.

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The video is of a teacher telling the students to wear their facemarks properly because she doesn't want to get the virus before she's supposed to go to a show.

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COVID Pandemic's role in online reaction towards teachers

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COVID Pandemic's role in online reaction towards teachers

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With the political nature of the virus especially in an online setting, some people like 💫🦅Jordyn 🦅💫 bash teachers work ethic and blame the governments educational policies on COVID 19 over harmless videos like this one where, in my opinion, the teacher was trying to come up with a funny way to encourage the kids to wear their masks properly, like they should.

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Seth provides a link to a research study he and his colleagues conducted on school discipline, then tweeted 17 different points made during his research.

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The differences in online views on educational policies

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The differences in online views on educational policies

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Unlike the other two previous posts, Seth's tweets are more than a angry one tweet post with little to no evidence. He posts his research then dives into discussion, creating a thread that breaks down his findings about the school-prison pipeline in America.

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ProudArmyBrat's reaction to trends like the devious lick trend on tik tok

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Reaction to school discipline policies after trends that involve misbehaving in school go viral

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Reaction to school discipline policies after trends that involve misbehaving in school go viral

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When looking up school discipline in the search bar there were various tweets that bashed the behavior going on in school today. The devious lick trend, for example, is where students would steal soap dispensers and other school properties for views. Reactions like this one were common where older adults demanded for school discipline to be reformed to how they were in school, with a military discipline type approach.

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The picture is of a comment section on tin tok where students were mentally stressed over lockdowns. 

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Post about teachers unions and school policy on lockdowns

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Post about teachers unions and school policy on lockdowns

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A lot of tweets I found were about how the want from Teacher Unions for more COVID 19 protocols and lockdowns is negative and a lot of parents, such as this one, provide evidence of the negative effects is having on their children's mental wellbeing. This tweet provides a perspective from both the parent and the child actually experiencing the effects of these policies on her education.

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This tweet is a response to a march on December 11th for a proposal to fully fun CUNY for all

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I thought this was an interesting, current and local fight for free college education. This student activist is trying to spread the word about march, generating some likes and retweets from it

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This is the start of the thread by Nalo on inclusiveness of sexuality in the classroom

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Part 1 Teacher shares story about how LGBTQ is honored in the classroom, and the negative replies (Part 2)

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Part 1 Teacher shares story about how LGBTQ is honored in the classroom, and the negative replies (Part 2)

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Nalo's thread along with this tweet talks about how the students adapt to their teachers "queerness" quickly and mentions multiple examples where students ask questions and learn more about the world of inclusiveness and grow socially because of it. But as seen in part 2, there are responses where parents believe these things such as CRT or what LGBTQ is should not be taught in school go after the teacher unions and public schools over their homophobic/ racist beliefs.

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Part 2 The negative homophobic responses of twitter

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Part 2 The negative homophobic responses of twitter

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I agree with what Aisha is saying here, as the voices from those who are experiencing the quality of our schools should be important and heard.

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The account Abrome is quoting a post about the effects of lockdown drills on young children

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Lockdown drills and its effects interesting point

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Lockdown drills and its effects interesting point

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I thought this tweet had an interesting point. The prison like procedures and drills like lockdowns and metal detectors to prevent future harm is harming students mentally and emotionally. And that the harm from these prevented actions might be fueling the problem even more.