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I agree with everything you said. It’s going to get worse because I teach primary and they are coming in lower and unable to focus. Many do not listen to teachers and need constant redirection. I’m so exhausted with their need for constant stimulation due to their screen time. Their need for dopamine is greater, so everything is more pronounced. Parents are very forgiving and don’t want to face reality. This is what I have observed happening. I’ve been teaching over 20 years It depresses me to even talk about how far behind my students are. I teach social studies and there is such an utter lack of knowledge for just basic things. A lot of them don’t know the Everything i love causes carpal tunnel shirt and I will buy this difference between a city, state, or country or the cardinal directions. I just don’t understand what is going on at the lower levels where they have no basic skills or knowledge.

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Yesterday we were learning about Andrew Jackson and the Everything i love causes carpal tunnel shirt and I will buy this 1824 election and how the House had to decide the winner. Today we were learning about the 1828 election and the first question was who were the candidates. I had kids shouting out things like the House of Representatives! Or the electoral! Or inflation! I’m like people, read the question, you’re just shouting out things you learned before. I am a student teacher (2020 high school grad) and it has really shaken me to my core about how insanely behind the kids are now. Now, my professors and mentors have reminded me that I am teaching a mix of special ed and on-level classes while I took almost exclusively honors/AP/college classes when I was the same age as my students. However, I took a handful of “on level” elective courses, and it never seemed this bad. I have students in “on-level” that cannot read or even spell. They will misspell words that are in the question they are answering. Either they cannot or they refuse to use the words in the question to spell. Furthermore, I have juniors that are submitting assignments telling me Pearl Harbor happened in Japan and then labelling the attack in China. Ever since starting college for education, I (and my cohort) have been nervous about like what is like “on the other side” since our school experience was “pre-covid” minus the last couple of months of our senior years. I think you are spot on about the gap between honors and on-level widening.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.