Hi,I'm college student now and I've developed some skills and aptitudes by self-learning.
I find that very unfortunate that most people from society have parents(and they have more respect and more luck than any of us) which worked for the military,navy,police,government(political parties) while others had to work very hard and use shortcuts as a escape method.
Why is that?
Take me as an example. My father worked as a barman and my mother graduated from a Diploma Mill and she even took some courses about medical nursing.
My parents weren't respected by society and we had to deal with every shitty situation by our own while others were in a different position and they had the ,,help"+,,the relation of knowing someone who knows someone".
That's not fair!
I learnt in highschool by my own and not because of the teachers or classmates.
I just don't like the fact that the people that have a high status in society are treated with respect and have the necessary ways of giving their children a free ticket to whatever highscool or college they like.
What about others who never received guidance and they choosed the wrong path of society?(drug dealing,prostitution,money laundry)
Why do we who do not have high status respected parents to self learn while others have the exact needs?
An example would be the math teacher @uke_master
Does he treat his students all equally or is he like my ex math school teacher who only cared about the money from the meditations of students and not for the love of them?

Tricky post because one of the biggest lures of becoming a math teacher is the money from the meditations of students. As many math teachers have said - "First you get the money, then you get the power, then you get the product."

As to the rest of your post, this song may help

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jW3PFC86UNI

All the best.

sus

Closed.

Try posting this in the house of blogs

I just want to know why people with educated parents succeed while others don't.
What's wrong with that?

math teachers are humans too. Some are shitty. Some are great. I hope my students think I treat them all equally.