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Do you want to put poor little "Red State" Mississippi up against your "Blue State" geniuses Winco? LOL
Your Red State/Blue State narrative is ridiculous. All US student score averages have dropped to multi-decade lows. And the worst performers of all are Democrat controlled Cities. It's sad that a retired engineer has to educate a retired "educator".Sure.
Everyone KNOWS the lowest academic achievers are mostly RED States.
Data can be skewed (look it up) as always.
States with the Highest and Lowest SAT Scores in 2023
The SAT is one of the most important placement tests that many high school students take each year. Does your state have the highest SAT score in the nation?www.learner.com
Mississippi has only 1% of their students take the SAT. Guess which ones. The smartest, which confirms my support that every school has 'some' very smart students.
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Your Red State/Blue State narrative is ridiculous. All US student score averages have dropped to multi-decade lows. And the worst performers of all are Democrat controlled Cities. It's sad that a retired engineer has to educate a retired "educator".
COVID........ a Trump Disease.All US student score averages have dropped to multi-decade lows.
It's not the state, but individual colleges that determine if they prefer the ACT or SAT with their applications. Most schools that require one or the other leave it up to the applicant.Loading…
www.act.org
Some States focus on the ACT rather than the ACT.
Look at Mississippi on ACT.
Still wanna defend your statement?
Mississippi had a 17.8 ACT Composite (look it up) Score.
Only ONE state scored Lower, Nevada.
Nationwide average was 19.8
See how the DATA is about States,Your Red State/Blue State narrative is ridiculous. All US student score averages have dropped to multi-decade lows. And the worst performers of all are Democrat controlled Cities.
I get that ^^^^It's not the state, but individual colleges that determine if they prefer the ACT or SAT with their applications. Most schools that require one or the other leave it up to the applicant.
I get that ^^^^
My point was that some States have more students take the ACT than the SAT, and Vice Versa.
You always try to dismiss my value as an educator. WHY?
I did. Many school boards do not allow teachers to do that.If they refuse to learn, you don't pass them on to the next grade. Lets see how they like being seventeen-year-old second graders.
The problem is that at some point you end up with a huge log jam at certain grades and/or proficiency levels that makes scheduling and staffing highly complicated. Still, if someone fails they fail. There is summer school and after school credit classes and whatnot, but some kids fail so completely that you have no choice.I did. Many school boards do not allow teachers to do that.
Yeah but empowerment ,gender identity , puberty blockers and blow jobs man ...And just 1/3 of American adults pass.
The best way to destroy a nation is from within. An entire generation has no idea how our nation got here, how it exists. And without that knowledge is easily manipulated.
See how you do with some of the questions.
PragerU Citizenship Test
Every year, the United States welcomes nearly 1 million new citizens through naturalization ceremonies, all of whom must pass the American citizenship exam by answering 6 out of 10 questions correctly. While 90% of legal immigrant applicants pass the exam, only 30% of U.S. adults and just 3% of...prageru.typeform.com
Only 3% of Students Passed a US Citizenship Test. That's a Big Problem.
Author Timothy Goeglein discusses a survey conducted of public high school students that revealed only 3% passed a U.S. citizenship test.www.dailysignal.com
National Survey Finds Just 1 in 3 Americans Would Pass Citizenship Test - Institute for Citizens & Scholars
Educating for democracy since 1945citizensandscholars.org
Here’s an 8th grade test from 1912. I wonder if the average college student could even pass it.
Can You Pass This 8th Grade Exam from 1912? - Heads Up by Scout Life
Try your luck at this tricky 8th grade test from more than a century ago.headsup.scoutlife.org
OMG.100 years ago if you had a 5 year old still not toilet trained they wouldn't even start school. Now we have a student in my school, age 7, who smears his own bowel movements everywhere.
So
Teachers strike over useless masks, but sit on their thumbs when it comes to the education of children.I did. Many school boards do not allow teachers to do that.
Where did that happen?Teachers strike over useless masks, ...
NYC.Where did that happen?
Link?NYC.
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www.nbcnewyork.com
The article on your link doesn't say anything about striking because of masks. Got a link that actually says what you claimed?Follow me to stay abreast of current and historical events.
NYC Schools Delay Opening as Mayor, Union Reach Deal to Avert Teacher Strike
New York City’s largest teachers’ union and City Hall have reached an agreement over a plan to safely reopen schools for part-time in-person learning, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Tuesday. The deal averts a potential strike authorization vote, which could have brought about the city’s first...
