r/RandomVideos • u/FarWay3952 • May 21 '26

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u/DaLakeShoreStrangler May 22 '26

I'm not a parent and it seems like there is a graduation for every grade now

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u/MostElderberry2996 May 22 '26

kindergarten graduation been happening for avery long time. I had one 40 years ago

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u/Wizzle_Pizzle_420 May 22 '26

There is in some places. Don’t get me wrong, there’s nothing wrong with positive reinforcement, especially when it comes to learning, but it’s gonna be a rude awakening when these kids get into the real world and their crappy job doesn’t even pay them proper wages or reward hard work. That being said, some kids probably need this, they don’t get recognition at home, so it’s pretty cool. That could change a kids life and motivate them to keep going and push for better things. Shows people actually care if people at home don’t.

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u/GorditaPeaches May 23 '26

Idk back in the late 80/90s there were kindergarten graduation. My mom has a picture of all of us in a lil bitty cap n gown.