SassyIrishLass
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They could have assigned Obama/Kerry's appeasement of Iran as a lesson also
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You don't have to go into painstaking detail on the first go round. Build a basic scaffold and in a few years go back and fill in the details.they can learn the basics of WW2--but understanding the complexity of hitler, politics, etc leading up to WW2 is beyond that age.....there is so much to it ......what grades are that middle school?
...they said they are trying to teach the complex issues that lead up to WW2--if that is for grade schoolers--I think they can't really teach them that at that age.....that should be taught in high school--not grade school
...
Grades 6 through 8 normally are considered middle school, but sometimes grades 5 and 9 are included.
I take it that you are in favor of dumbing down education.
....the SA helped hitler gain power with harassment/beatings/killings/etc
the Nazis actually got a lot of votes!
Hindenburg--who didn't like hitler--appointed him chancellor
hitler then attacked the SA
hitler got rid of a lot of rights and elections
etc
They're easy to draw.Sponge bob and my little pony for middle schoolers? Seriously?
they can learn the basics of WW2--but understanding the complexity of hitler, politics, etc leading up to WW2 is beyond that age.....there is so much to it ......what grades are that middle school?
...they said they are trying to teach the complex issues that lead up to WW2--if that is for grade schoolers--I think they can't really teach them that at that age.....that should be taught in high school--not grade school
...
Grades 6 through 8 normally are considered middle school, but sometimes grades 5 and 9 are included.
I take it that you are in favor of dumbing down education.
....the SA helped hitler gain power with harassment/beatings/killings/etc
the Nazis actually got a lot of votes!
Hindenburg--who didn't like hitler--appointed him chancellor
hitler then attacked the SA
hitler got rid of a lot of rights and elections
etc
post # 18 points are not for grade shcoolerswhat grades are that middle school?
...they said they are trying to teach the complex issues that lead up to WW2--if that is for grade schoolers--I think they can't really teach them that at that age.....that should be taught in high school--not grade school
...
Grades 6 through 8 normally are considered middle school, but sometimes grades 5 and 9 are included.
I take it that you are in favor of dumbing down education.
more math, science, reading, English at that grade
the US is behind a lot of countries in those areas
history details are not that important--especially at that age
not dumbing down--learning more efficiently--what's more important
U.S. students’ academic achievement still lags that of their peers in many other countries
^ They don't need degrees, regressives know it all!
this is relevant how?post # 18 points are not for grade shcoolerswhat grades are that middle school?
...they said they are trying to teach the complex issues that lead up to WW2--if that is for grade schoolers--I think they can't really teach them that at that age.....that should be taught in high school--not grade school
...
Grades 6 through 8 normally are considered middle school, but sometimes grades 5 and 9 are included.
I take it that you are in favor of dumbing down education.
more math, science, reading, English at that grade
the US is behind a lot of countries in those areas
history details are not that important--especially at that age
not dumbing down--learning more efficiently--what's more important
U.S. students’ academic achievement still lags that of their peers in many other countries
Again, where did you get your education degree?
this is relevant how?post # 18 points are not for grade shcoolerswhat grades are that middle school?
...they said they are trying to teach the complex issues that lead up to WW2--if that is for grade schoolers--I think they can't really teach them that at that age.....that should be taught in high school--not grade school
...
Grades 6 through 8 normally are considered middle school, but sometimes grades 5 and 9 are included.
I take it that you are in favor of dumbing down education.
more math, science, reading, English at that grade
the US is behind a lot of countries in those areas
history details are not that important--especially at that age
not dumbing down--learning more efficiently--what's more important
U.S. students’ academic achievement still lags that of their peers in many other countries
Again, where did you get your education degree?
On the world stage, U.S. students fall behindpost # 18 points are not for grade shcoolerswhat grades are that middle school?
...they said they are trying to teach the complex issues that lead up to WW2--if that is for grade schoolers--I think they can't really teach them that at that age.....that should be taught in high school--not grade school
...
Grades 6 through 8 normally are considered middle school, but sometimes grades 5 and 9 are included.
I take it that you are in favor of dumbing down education.
more math, science, reading, English at that grade
the US is behind a lot of countries in those areas
history details are not that important--especially at that age
not dumbing down--learning more efficiently--what's more important
U.S. students’ academic achievement still lags that of their peers in many other countries
Again, where did you get your education degree?
US students lag peers in East Asia, Russia in math, sciencethis is relevant how?post # 18 points are not for grade shcoolerswhat grades are that middle school?
...they said they are trying to teach the complex issues that lead up to WW2--if that is for grade schoolers--I think they can't really teach them that at that age.....that should be taught in high school--not grade school
...
Grades 6 through 8 normally are considered middle school, but sometimes grades 5 and 9 are included.
I take it that you are in favor of dumbing down education.
more math, science, reading, English at that grade
the US is behind a lot of countries in those areas
history details are not that important--especially at that age
not dumbing down--learning more efficiently--what's more important
U.S. students’ academic achievement still lags that of their peers in many other countries
Again, where did you get your education degree?
You are talking like an expert on pedagogy. I just wondered where you got your training.
On the world stage, U.S. students fall behindpost # 18 points are not for grade shcoolerswhat grades are that middle school?
...they said they are trying to teach the complex issues that lead up to WW2--if that is for grade schoolers--I think they can't really teach them that at that age.....that should be taught in high school--not grade school
...
Grades 6 through 8 normally are considered middle school, but sometimes grades 5 and 9 are included.
I take it that you are in favor of dumbing down education.
more math, science, reading, English at that grade
the US is behind a lot of countries in those areas
history details are not that important--especially at that age
not dumbing down--learning more efficiently--what's more important
U.S. students’ academic achievement still lags that of their peers in many other countries
Again, where did you get your education degree?
American Kids Lag in Math, Science
that's where
US students lag peers in East Asia, Russia in math, sciencethis is relevant how?post # 18 points are not for grade shcoolersGrades 6 through 8 normally are considered middle school, but sometimes grades 5 and 9 are included.
I take it that you are in favor of dumbing down education.
more math, science, reading, English at that grade
the US is behind a lot of countries in those areas
history details are not that important--especially at that age
not dumbing down--learning more efficiently--what's more important
U.S. students’ academic achievement still lags that of their peers in many other countries
Again, where did you get your education degree?
You are talking like an expert on pedagogy. I just wondered where you got your training.
and here
OBVIOUSLY--they need to at least stop the ridiculous history studies that go into detail/cut back on them because we are lacking behind in reading, math and scienceOn the world stage, U.S. students fall behindpost # 18 points are not for grade shcoolerswhat grades are that middle school?
...they said they are trying to teach the complex issues that lead up to WW2--if that is for grade schoolers--I think they can't really teach them that at that age.....that should be taught in high school--not grade school
...
Grades 6 through 8 normally are considered middle school, but sometimes grades 5 and 9 are included.
I take it that you are in favor of dumbing down education.
more math, science, reading, English at that grade
the US is behind a lot of countries in those areas
history details are not that important--especially at that age
not dumbing down--learning more efficiently--what's more important
U.S. students’ academic achievement still lags that of their peers in many other countries
Again, where did you get your education degree?
American Kids Lag in Math, Science
that's where
So WTF does that have to do with teaching middle school social studies?
OBVIOUSLY--they need to at least stop the ridiculous history studies that go into detail/cut back on them because we are lacking behind in reading, math and scienceOn the world stage, U.S. students fall behindpost # 18 points are not for grade shcoolersGrades 6 through 8 normally are considered middle school, but sometimes grades 5 and 9 are included.
I take it that you are in favor of dumbing down education.
more math, science, reading, English at that grade
the US is behind a lot of countries in those areas
history details are not that important--especially at that age
not dumbing down--learning more efficiently--what's more important
U.S. students’ academic achievement still lags that of their peers in many other countries
Again, where did you get your education degree?
American Kids Lag in Math, Science
that's where
So WTF does that have to do with teaching middle school social studies?
...you mentioned ''dumbing down'' ..no--it would enhance learning the more critical subjects
if you can't read---it's harder to learn the other subjects
my daughter was the best reader. in grade school ..we went to the library every week
she's was the best in her class in grade school and all As in high school--and this with taking higher classes
plus, big readers also do well in English classes---and also do well in writing essays/stories/etc
hahahOBVIOUSLY--they need to at least stop the ridiculous history studies that go into detail/cut back on them because we are lacking behind in reading, math and scienceOn the world stage, U.S. students fall behindpost # 18 points are not for grade shcoolers
more math, science, reading, English at that grade
the US is behind a lot of countries in those areas
history details are not that important--especially at that age
not dumbing down--learning more efficiently--what's more important
U.S. students’ academic achievement still lags that of their peers in many other countries
Again, where did you get your education degree?
American Kids Lag in Math, Science
that's where
So WTF does that have to do with teaching middle school social studies?
...you mentioned ''dumbing down'' ..no--it would enhance learning the more critical subjects
if you can't read---it's harder to learn the other subjects
my daughter was the best reader. in grade school ..we went to the library every week
she's was the best in her class in grade school and all As in high school--and this with taking higher classes
plus, big readers also do well in English classes---and also do well in writing essays/stories/etc
Unfortunately, that is not your decision.
Not every person is going to grow up to be a conservative, especially if they do not learn the lessons of history. I guess you encourage the mental defect known as liberalism by not teaching history?
I agree that reading is important and that is why many of our kids are lagging behind the so-called average students in other countries.
You really should look into those international testing comparisons to see the truth.
If I test students bound for Harvard in the US, and you test students bound for auto body repair vocational training in another country who is going to do better?
Those other countries do not test:
a) minorities because they simply don't have them.
b) special education students with learning disabilities
c) children in their poorest areas like we do
It is an apples and oranges comparison on so many levels it is ridiculous.
US history--fine, but not the other crapOBVIOUSLY--they need to at least stop the ridiculous history studies that go into detail/cut back on them because we are lacking behind in reading, math and scienceOn the world stage, U.S. students fall behindpost # 18 points are not for grade shcoolers
more math, science, reading, English at that grade
the US is behind a lot of countries in those areas
history details are not that important--especially at that age
not dumbing down--learning more efficiently--what's more important
U.S. students’ academic achievement still lags that of their peers in many other countries
Again, where did you get your education degree?
American Kids Lag in Math, Science
that's where
So WTF does that have to do with teaching middle school social studies?
...you mentioned ''dumbing down'' ..no--it would enhance learning the more critical subjects
if you can't read---it's harder to learn the other subjects
my daughter was the best reader. in grade school ..we went to the library every week
she's was the best in her class in grade school and all As in high school--and this with taking higher classes
plus, big readers also do well in English classes---and also do well in writing essays/stories/etc
Unfortunately, that is not your decision.
Not every person is going to grow up to be a conservative, especially if they do not learn the lessons of history. I guess you encourage the mental defect known as liberalism by not teaching history?
I agree that reading is important and that is why many of our kids are lagging behind the so-called average students in other countries.
You really should look into those international testing comparisons to see the truth.
If I test students bound for Harvard in the US, and you test students bound for auto body repair vocational training in another country who is going to do better?
Those other countries do not test:
a) minorities because they simply don't have them.
b) special education students with learning disabilities
c) children in their poorest areas like we do
It is an apples and oranges comparison on so many levels it is ridiculous.