Educator Red Flags - Intro

2/11/2026

In the US, higher education has demanded you pay for your class prior to meeting the teacher, or even getting to read a completed syllabus, and if your instructor's morals, ethics, or integrity doesn't align with your own, or if the quality of instruction is subpar, your only recourse has been to drop the class
AT YOUR OWN EXPENSE.

This has to change.

(Filling out online ratings and university surveys does not equate to economic, social, and psychological justice.)

In the United States higher education is one of the only structured ladders out of poverty, and yet... time and again, I have seen how the pay-wall to education seems designed to not only keep some types of people from participating in benefiting themselves, their families, and their communities (via hard work and dedication), but it also seems designed to provide benefits to the entitlement-entrenched, which they in-turn hold over the heads of everyone they consider beneath them - in a VERY normalized dictatorial manner.

This matters.

Because these are the same folks holding the literal keys to the future success of MILLIONS OF PEOPLE who have continually and systematically been targeted for suppression.

This has to change.

Until Then...

I am putting together a list of Educator Red Flags - so that you can better identify teachers who do not align with your integrity or goals within the first 2 days of class. Hopefully this will better allow students to use the very brief Drop Function, which should allow the refund of the money. Sadly, by dropping a rotten class you will not be able to get back the wasted time, but if you act quickly enough you might be able to fill the now-open slot with valuable credits.

That's why understanding what Educator Red Flag looks like is super important - because nothing should derail your education schedule - especially not lazy, non-ethical teachers.

So, please check back soon, as I begin to cover the different Red Flags I have encountered within the first few days of class. I will go into what I saw, how it can be noticed and understood within the context of basic human decency AND their ability to teach, and what you can do about it.

You have rights. And your right to receive the education you paid for is not gone, it's just not being respected.

Because of this, I will attempt to elucidate all of the ways you can protect yourself in what appears to be a very predatory and potentially dangerous environment.

Namaste
The Storyteller

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Education
Matters

Anyone keeping current on both education and the STEM industries will notice that BOTH are at a crossroads in history.

In order to carry on our legacy of exploration and discovery we will need to face the corruption and systematic limits that have held education back for decades.

Kids today are graduating High School without basic math and English skills, despite the fact that most are capable of so much more.

In almost every way education has been set up to limit exceptionalism and to encourage mediocracy, which has placed an unfair burden of boredom and neglect upon our children.

Our children could be graduating High School with complete degrees in a trade or academic field. The only reason they aren't is because too few people are working to solve the bigger problem.

Our systems aren't designed to work.

It's time to stop staunching the flow of life-force gushing from our educational systems.

It's time to start providing the absolute best opportunities to learn for everyone, so that together we can build a future for all humanity, a future we can be proud of.

Join me here as I cover my own experiences in education and the private work force, and how I think we can totally change education, so that kids can finally set free their full potential.