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They already knowConsidering how many schools issue computer notebooks/"ipads", especially after COVID shutdowns, would seem an essential skill now.
Before they go to school
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They already knowConsidering how many schools issue computer notebooks/"ipads", especially after COVID shutdowns, would seem an essential skill now.
Some do, some don't.They already know
Before they go to school
We have plenty of Spanish speakers living hereWhy not
Remember how you were ridiculed when you chanted, in kindergarten, "I'm gonna tell the teaccchhhhhhherrrrrr"?Post reported
My experience is anything but limited.
I WAS THERE!LOL!
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Why would you hope to encourage more division, more dividing factors among the people?Why not
The lib public teachers are not even teaching many kids to read and wrote in English, nor do many of the students graduateForeign language instruction in the US starts late and is not emphasized as much as many other subjects. Should we as a nation (more accurately, as many local school districts) change this emphasis? Every year, more and more jobs in the US are advertised as requiring at least bilingualism, and more of the higher paying jobs involve working and communicating with people in and from all over the world. Employment aside, there are many well-established social and cognitive benefits from learning other languages than one's first. Should we require a much higher standard of proficiency and/or acquisition of two or more languages as part of graduation requirements from high school?
If being a spelling nazi is the best argument you have then I win hands downThey sure seem to have missed you.