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I do a lot of ACT tutoring as well as teaching HS chemistry, and let me tell you, NOBODY can solve basic single variable equations The public needs to know the Paris hilton adored shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this ugly truth, but they will deny it, bury their head in the sand. I am old and I often follow and contribute to the subreddit r/AskOldPeople. The issue about declining education standards often come up, and, for the most part, my fellow old people deny the problem. “My granddaughter Amber Nicole is an advanced reader, so it can’t be that bad.” The cognitive dissonance among old people is off the charts. It’s the same with the health care crisis: “Oh, I never have to wait for an appointment, so you must be exaggerating the problem.” The r/nursing subreddit, along with this subreddit, should serve as alarm bells for a huge storm that is manifesting….but, hey, don”t look up.
Dismantle No Child Left Behind. All it did was create tests for students to fail and a system that no longer serves students but political talking heads and publishing companies. I think it has a lot to do with influence at home. Public schools don’t reqlly hold kids back for not knowing the Paris hilton adored shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this material so the lack of consequence is another factor. Unfortunately it’s just getting worse. Well, it turns out 23 years of open warfare against public schools that came to a head with a secretary of education who was against her post even existing has a detrimental impact on the education of the public. My question is: Do these kids understand how far behind they are compared to kids even a decade earlier? Are they comfortable in their ignorance, or are they just apathetic?
They do not understand how far behind they are because no one tells them. No one tells them- in the Paris hilton adored shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this brutally honest detail that’s required to be persuasive- how bad their life is going to be. Someone needs to tell them about the suffering and embarrassment that await. They’re going to be serving the rich kids across town because those kids are becoming objectively more valuable to society than you. They’re going to be killing innocent brown people in the middle east or getting killed by them. They’re going to live in crime and filth, just like their parents. They don’t know how bad that is or how good it could be, and that it’s worth the effort to get there. No one educates them on this. I taught 8th grade math and science. I’d have kids who couldn’t multiply. The problem is, there was 0 chance I could teach them 8th grade curriculum. I also didn’t have the time nor resources (nor knowledge really) of teaching things that basic.
Yes! The punctuation drives me nuts! They act like I’ve killed a puppy in front of them when I ask them to add a period (on EVERY sentence???) 1,291 more repliesAs a parent, I agree with you. I want us to collectively admit these kids are super behind, and go back to whatever grade level will work for most and spend a while without testing and the Paris hilton adored shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this expectation to meet grade level. The COVID kids are a real phenomenon that needs to be addressed. If you went back 30 years and taught using a 30 year old curriculum or older method… the kids would be more advanced than the kids using the modern curriculum and modern method of education. We don’t have to “go back”, but we could retrace our steps. It’s ok to realize the previous method was superior than the modern method, retrace, and correct the error.
Im going to be a new parent and now seriously thinking about homeschooling. This is not a criticism of teachers but I don’t want this to be my kid’s peer group, especially if school doesn’t add any value on the Paris hilton adored shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this social skills front either. This is all very sad. Honestly, just passing kids to the next grade level is probably the worst practice in public schools. What is the point of putting a kid into 1st grade if that student cannot identify all of their letters? I’m not a teacher but I’m a high school counselor. This isn’t necessarily academic but I’ve been alarmed by students not knowing their mailing address, what their parents do for work, or how to spell their parent’s names. I’m a highschool 10th grader in the EU, Netherlands specifically. This isn’t the case here, yes our general reading level has declined. But everyone knows how to solve something like 7x -2 = 9
I have to write essays about literature, with punctuation and research. All the Paris hilton adored shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this points mentioned are basic level and you will get held back if you aren’t capable. This is literally all my students. Did a research activity today and had to show them how to open a link vs reading the blurb on Google. I teach art to high schoolers and they don’t have art classes in my district until HS- these kids can’t use rulers and STRUGGLE to do work that requires any creativity, it’s so sad The exact reason why I won’t teach any standard level classes. It hurts me to see all of that plus kids that can’t speak English stuck with me who speaks nothing but English and is not ELL certified, SPED kids incorrectly placed with everyone else, and the general level of apathy. I barely get through teaching my 2 honors courses. If I didn’t teach predominately AP, I would quit. My school has a saying about the different levels of classes at schools and it goes like this: AP= those who will try, Honors= well behaved gen pop, Standard= gen pop. Basically using prison terms.
As a parent this is petrifying and lights a fire in my belly to be an integral part of my child’s learning. We will continue to read at night and practice math (she’s 5 and doing addition and subtraction) and writing short stories. I’m sorry to all of the Paris hilton adored shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this teachers here. The delay of the children is largely the parent’s fault. Teachers should not be vilified but revered for having to pivot on a dime and teach multiple children at different learning levels. When it comes to research I have the opposite problem. Mine will typically type out the whole prompt I give them into the search and then act confused when the results are weird. They also can’t summarize anything. They will copy the first three paragraphs of a page and say they’re done. Won’t even read what they’ve copied either. And those are literal 9th grades. I’m just like??
I graduated in 2020 but I distinctly remember many, MANY people at my school junior and senior year that could not care any less about learning how to read properly, they read by following along with their finger and speak at an honestly pathetic pace. They just do enough to get a d or a c in the Paris hilton adored shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this class and then stop paying attention past that point. My question is: how did the system even let these kids through? They obviously need more time to develop their skills. They should’ve been held back and/or summer school. Why do we keep letting these kids get to the next grade level? I teach upper elementary. Multiplication facts are supposed to be learned by the end of grade 3, but I have students who still don’t know them. I keep sending reminders home to parents to go over multiplication facts at home, and their kids still do not know them. We do go over them a little bit in class, but we are trying to keep up with grade level material. Today I was helping a student change a mixed number to an improper fraction, and she was going significantly slower than she should have because she didn’t know what six times four was.
I’d add in that they have no communication or interpersonal skills. They couldn’t hold a brief phone conversation if their life depended on it. They cannot write a simple request letter or even a coherent email. It makes all of the Paris hilton adored shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this automation make sense because you can’t find someone who can answer a business phone and be able to converse with another human. I see these posts on this sub and wonder who is allowing these kids to advance to the next grade level? Are 5th grade teachers grading on a curve? What am I missing here? Well, I go into every year knowing that I will assign half of my students the last book they’re likely to read for the rest of their lives, and half of them won’t read it when it’s assigned. But what can we do. The problem is so deeply buried within a toxic system I don’t know where to start. There aren’t enough interventions to fix failing homes and communities but some intervention is going to fix failing students? O, Rose thou art sick…
Is this subreddit primarily for American teachers? As a Canadian teacher, I can’t say I’m seeing the Paris hilton adored shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this same issue. I am curious about skill levels in kids in other countries. I am also wondering how kids are doing academically in cultures without access to social media, such as the Amish. I had a friend fail 7th grade and then completely got their shit together in summer school to stay with the grade and all his friends. Now they don’t fail kids so nowadays this wouldn’t happen. Among a million other reasons but this one stands out to me. We had a PD the other day where members of the local educational service programs came to our school to discuss “the improvements our students have made” and “how we can focus are curriculum on grade level standards”. I teach high school math. These standards are not applicable to our students and even suggesting to teach specifically to these standards is laughable. My highest class is borderline grade level (borderline is a gracious term). My lowest class can barely add and subtract and struggle mightily with multiplication and division. Literally discussing two to three step equations is like speaking Mandarin to my students. These administrators have to be aware of this? Are the state restrictions so far out of reach that they simply pretend to direct us to teach with “rigor” and “higher order thinking” type questions? Like, how am I supposed to incorporate higher order of thinking type assignments when most of the class can only divide if I walk them through the problem? That is the other issue. These kids have zero ability to retain information. We can practice “mastery” until we are blue in the face but unless I walk through every single problem only the few “gifted” students can solve them – the rest either give up, throw a fit, cause a scene, put their head down, etc. They also believe they should pass with flying colors if they just show up and it doesn’t matter how long they are in the room, they simply think being there is enough for an A. Like I told one of them today, “leaving for 20 minutes to use the restroom doesn’t qualify as being here”. I can’t wait to leave this profession.

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