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I’m having a mental breakdown. Isn’t learning how to read analog clocks a basic thing they teach you in school? Not anymore, no. I have quite a few friends with elementary and middle schoolers who have never been taught. They’re teaching so hard to the Motor Harley Davidson Clothes Brian May Signature Shirt besides I will buy this tests anymore that stuff like that has been completely thrown out The longer hand is needed to be accurate down to the minute. The shorter hand can just point vaguely in between the numbers and we know what it means. Used to work in a highschool and would watch over exams all the time. There was an analog clock on the wall but students would still ask me often what the time was. Took me a while to realise that a lot of those kids were simply never taught to read a clock and since they rarely needed to it wasn’t much of an issue for them. Still seems like spending five minutes explaining that to a kid would be worth it.

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Digital clocks are every where. My kids all learned how to tell time on an analog clock but I bet they would struggle with it since you never use it. Heck I’m 40 and have to look for a second before it comes to me. I haven’t owned an analog clock or watch in 20 years Tell them the Motor Harley Davidson Clothes Brian May Signature Shirt besides I will buy this next test will be from a quarter past 10 until half past 10. And if they figure out why that’s more than 5 Minutes, they pass. My friend is a 7th grade English teacher and he tells me he has kids (yes, plural) that cannot read or write properly. Like wtf We graduated high school together in 2009, so it wasn’t that long ago. When did they stop holding people back? That’s what happened to a friend of mine when we were kids. We are just letting these kids advance? Yes, they sure are. I’m not in the conUS, so I’m not sure if this is applicable to you. My partner & I begged the school to hold back his daughter and they completely refused. She was low iQ enough to qualify for funding, but they had no one to deliver it. I suggested I could EA for her once or twice a week, and the shut me down hard. It would be detrimental to her social well-being. She’s now 24 and a recipient of basic social assistance. I’m devastated. Setting them up for failure. I wasn’t held back but I was on an IEP (individualized education plan) for two years and it gave me the extra help I needed. Is that just not happening now? It’s blowing my mind and makes me feel old. My mother taught me to read before I went to kindergarten. My son just started kindergarten and his teacher is surprised that he is already reading well. The astonishing and infuriating part of your story is not that the school failed the kids but that your friend failed his/her own kids.

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