Every worldview has an origin story.
Bridget Phetasy and Jeren Montgomery
We Don't Need No Education - Factory Settings 24
We Don't Need No Education - Factory Settings 24
We Don't Need No Education - Factory Settings 24
Tuesday 28th March 2023
Bridget Phetasy and Jeren Montgomery explore their primary education experiences, touching on public vs. private schools, bullying, and more on 'Factory Settings'.
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Get the buttons here!School Days: Bridget and Jeren's Journey Through Education
So, just looking at that sort of k through experience, I m definitely a proponent of private school versus public school...
Ever wondered how your early school experiences shape who you become? In this episode of 'Factory Settings', hosts Bridget Phetasy and Jeren Montgomery dive into their own educational journeys, sharing candid stories from their primary school days. From switching schools multiple times to nearly flunking out in the 11th grade, they reveal how these experiences influenced their lives and perspectives. Bridget and Jeren don't shy away from tough topics like bullying and the public vs. private school debate.
They even tackle the controversial topic of homeschooling and what they'd consider for their own daughter. Their personal anecdotes make you reflect on your own school days and how they might have shaped your views.
The episode is peppered with thought-provoking questions like, 'How did you choose where to send your kids?' and 'What did you get from your primary education that was great, and what was missing?' These questions encourage listeners to think deeply about the role of education in their lives.
Bridget's memorable quote, 'So, just looking at that sort of K through experience, I'm definitely a proponent of private school versus public school, even if I had the experience having left private school and gone back and was shunned because I was suddenly a public school person, a kid from the wrong side of the tracks', adds a personal touch that many can relate to.
If you're curious about how early education impacts our lives or pondering what kind of schooling is best for your children, this episode offers valuable insights. Tune in for a blend of personal stories and broader reflections on the educational system.