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There's very little more important than education.It is never a money pit...
Of course, the goat fucking loserterians would think such is.
...... having a population that does not speak English as their first language is the major factor and a general disdain for education in minority families is a strong secondary factor.
Ignorant BS post.
How so? How do you teach a classroom of middle students with an extensive English vocabulary of maybe 5 words? Most of my students had been in the US less than a year.
If that is really such a mystery to you then you shouldn't be teaching them.
I'm sorry! I do not speak 15 different languages. Perhaps you do. If so, and you are not a teacher, why not?
There's very little more important than education.
Of course, the goat fucking loserterians would think such is.
It makes sense that pushing too hard to early can cause problems down the line.
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The Asian kids beat the white kids at scores...The entire school system is a money pit. We spend more per child than any other nation in the world (except Sweden) and testing scores compared to other advanced nations are atrocious.
Take the minority students out of the data and we do just as well as the other top-performing countries. having a population that does not speak English as their first language is the major factor and a general disdain for education in minority families is a strong secondary factor.
They are the well-known exception because of the family structure and strong cultural belief in education that is lacking in other minority groups.
My middle school had no Asian students from the developed nations. We did have a large group of kids from the jungles of Burma that we could not even find some one to act as a translator. Try teaching under those conditions.
There's very little more important than education.
Of course, the goat fucking loserterians would think such is.
It makes sense that pushing too hard to early can cause problems down the line.
.
The countries against which our K-12 schools are so often compared unfavorably tend to push a lot harder very early on.
There's very little more important than education.
Of course, the goat fucking loserterians would think such is.
It makes sense that pushing too hard to early can cause problems down the line.
.
The countries against which our K-12 schools are so often compared unfavorably tend to push a lot harder very early on.
Is that WHY they do so well?
Or is it DESPITE that?
Because initial information from the OP seems to be showing that it is counterproductive.
The Asian kids beat the white kids at scores...The entire school system is a money pit. We spend more per child than any other nation in the world (except Sweden) and testing scores compared to other advanced nations are atrocious.
Take the minority students out of the data and we do just as well as the other top-performing countries. having a population that does not speak English as their first language is the major factor and a general disdain for education in minority families is a strong secondary factor.
The...strong cultural belief in education that is lacking in other minority groups.
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There's very little more important than education.
Of course, the goat fucking loserterians would think such is.
It makes sense that pushing too hard to early can cause problems down the line.
.
The countries against which our K-12 schools are so often compared unfavorably tend to push a lot harder very early on.
Is that WHY they do so well?
Or is it DESPITE that?
Because initial information from the OP seems to be showing that it is counterproductive.
Consider sources, and the finality of outcomes.
There's very little more important than education.
Of course, the goat fucking loserterians would think such is.
It makes sense that pushing too hard to early can cause problems down the line.
.
The countries against which our K-12 schools are so often compared unfavorably tend to push a lot harder very early on.
Is that WHY they do so well?
Or is it DESPITE that?
Because initial information from the OP seems to be showing that it is counterproductive.
Consider sources, and the finality of outcomes.
I'M not sure what you mean by that.
I consider the high rate of illegitimacy and the fact that I don't want to have to ruin my child's childhood so she can supposedly be "competitive".
There's very little more important than education.
Of course, the goat fucking loserterians would think such is.
It makes sense that pushing too hard to early can cause problems down the line.
.
The countries against which our K-12 schools are so often compared unfavorably tend to push a lot harder very early on.
Is that WHY they do so well?
Or is it DESPITE that?
Because initial information from the OP seems to be showing that it is counterproductive.
Consider sources, and the finality of outcomes.
We were not torturing our young when we put a Man on the Moon.
It makes sense that pushing too hard to early can cause problems down the line.
.
The countries against which our K-12 schools are so often compared unfavorably tend to push a lot harder very early on.
Is that WHY they do so well?
Or is it DESPITE that?
Because initial information from the OP seems to be showing that it is counterproductive.
Consider sources, and the finality of outcomes.
I'M not sure what you mean by that.
I consider the high rate of illegitimacy and the fact that I don't want to have to ruin my child's childhood so she can supposedly be "competitive".
"Ruin"? Learning to read and write, establishing a familiarity with the educational process is 'ruining'?
It makes sense that pushing too hard to early can cause problems down the line.
.
The countries against which our K-12 schools are so often compared unfavorably tend to push a lot harder very early on.
Is that WHY they do so well?
Or is it DESPITE that?
Because initial information from the OP seems to be showing that it is counterproductive.
Consider sources, and the finality of outcomes.
We were not torturing our young when we put a Man on the Moon.
No? Do you think school was more or less demanding then? Do you think those men who first set foot on the moon were the best and brightest, the highest achievers of their day or not?
The countries against which our K-12 schools are so often compared unfavorably tend to push a lot harder very early on.
Is that WHY they do so well?
Or is it DESPITE that?
Because initial information from the OP seems to be showing that it is counterproductive.
Consider sources, and the finality of outcomes.
I'M not sure what you mean by that.
I consider the high rate of illegitimacy and the fact that I don't want to have to ruin my child's childhood so she can supposedly be "competitive".
"Ruin"? Learning to read and write, establishing a familiarity with the educational process is 'ruining'?
Crushing workloads can.
Is that WHY they do so well?
Or is it DESPITE that?
Because initial information from the OP seems to be showing that it is counterproductive.
Consider sources, and the finality of outcomes.
I'M not sure what you mean by that.
I consider the high rate of illegitimacy and the fact that I don't want to have to ruin my child's childhood so she can supposedly be "competitive".
"Ruin"? Learning to read and write, establishing a familiarity with the educational process is 'ruining'?
Crushing workloads can.
That kind of lazy-ass slacker attitude is why 'achievement' is lacking.
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What is your opinion on the "No homework" movement?
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What is your opinion on the "No homework" movement?
....about the same as a bowel movement.
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What is your opinion on the "No homework" movement?
....about the same as a bowel movement.
I've been hearing some good reports from teachers who have tried it. The idea is you have the students READ the material at home and then have them DO THE WORK at school where you can help them as needed.
How much homework do you think a 2cd grader should have a night?
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What is your opinion on the "No homework" movement?
....about the same as a bowel movement.
I've been hearing some good reports from teachers who have tried it. The idea is you have the students READ the material at home and then have them DO THE WORK at school where you can help them as needed.
How much homework do you think a 2cd grader should have a night?
They can't be bothered with taking the book home with them, much less actually read it!
I sent my son to a "no homework" HS, but they changed their minds immediately before the start of the school year.
The deal was, the kids were going to have two hours of organized work groups and study at the end of the school day, then leave at (approximately) 1700, finished for the day.
But the parents screamed about how that would kill extracurricular activities, and you know how that works out. Fuck education; sports rule!
