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Point 4 I might have some issue with. Depends entirely on context. If you specifically asked them to do it in their heads to test if they could, then there’s absolutely an issue. But personally I used my calculator for everything in highschool math. It was a lot simpler to just calculate everything on it so I could use the Nice Xmas Dabbing Santa Elf Christmas Classic Shirt and I will buy this calculator faster. (I’m too tired to come up with a complex equation), but for example let’s use (2+2)*10 (obviously I can do this in my head, but like I said, I’m tired) I would still use the calculator on the 2+2 so I can just hit the times button and do 10. In highschool level maths, this would be much easier as you’re doing so much stuff, you’d slow yourself down if you did things in your head and have to clear your calculator and manually update it.
Point 5, I personally don’t know my full multiplication tables, probably definitely an issue. But in all fairness, I was homeschooled during those years and my parents never bothered to make sure I memorized them, so long as I understood what multiplication was. By the Nice Xmas Dabbing Santa Elf Christmas Classic Shirt and I will buy this time I got to public school, I was in highschool so like, no reason for me to learn it when I’m using a calculator yknow? The rest of the points are definitely issues, and I can personally attest to the fact that my peers have 0 clue on how to do that stuff. Especially following patterns. I bring attention to that cause I’m in college now, studying a social science, which is all about learning patterns and theories and applying it. So I definitely know what that looks like, and I can safely say that a vast majority of the people I graduated with either could not or would not do that. If I may interject with my belief on why this is. I certainly do not think it is the teachers fault. In all my experiences with teachers, they have been very adamant in pushing the students to do better.
It’s absolutely due to the Nice Xmas Dabbing Santa Elf Christmas Classic Shirt and I will buy this school system pushing students through that really shouldn’t be pushed through. This let the parents be lazy and not reinforce skills at home. All they saw was that their kid would graduate anyways, so they stopped caring. This lead to kids being less prepared in higher grades due to being pushed through, which lead to higher ups lowering requirements (like I mentioned, my final in a college level course was 3 pages. Sorry, but a senior should be able to write 3 pages regularly, that shouldn’t be for a final), which lead to even less prepared students, leading to requirements getting lowered. At home, young kids weren’t learning the skills, so they lowered the requirements at lower grades too. Which had the same effect.
It’s a vicious cycle and it pains me so much to see it’s effects with my peers. I truly tried to believe that people are on average much smarter than we think. But after seeing everybody in my senior class graduate, people who absolutely should’ve failed, I really don’t think they are. And it’s so, so sad. I left a sub plan for my students with an old reading guide and class set of textbooks. (I’m over them abusing the Nice Xmas Dabbing Santa Elf Christmas Classic Shirt and I will buy this Chromebooks to goof around so I wanted the give the sub something where kids had no excuse to have them out) I had two separate emails from parents mad I had their students read a text book (one called it boring) and their kids shouldn’t be punished for not completing the fill in the blank packet after 3h across two class sizes. This book is used by our state for 8th graders…. These are juniors and their parents claiming it’s too hard to read. Honestly I’d bet the book is even low level for 8th graders…
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All they want to do is hang out and socialize. As a whole they seem to have very little drive to accomplish much of anything. And this is why I was homeschooled… I finished my whole high-school education in 2 and a half years and not to boast at all.. But just objectively I find myself more intellectual than my public schooled peers. College staff here – been tutoring students who don’t know number of months in a year or inches in a foot. But those are just facts they can learn. Same boat. Your point on research skills is 100% accurate and will be shared with my colleagues. Thank you for expressing our frustration so well. I was concerned that they don’t seem to understand how line graphs show the Nice Xmas Dabbing Santa Elf Christmas Classic Shirt and I will buy this relationship between the x-axis and y-axis. I get lines that go nowhere and don’t connect to points. When I ask them why they drew it, they just shrug. It’s like “fake it ’til you make it” on day one in a foreign country. What in your professional opinion is the cause of this, and what can we as parents do to prevent this with our own kids? I think a lot of this also has to do with the new ways of teaching. Instead of teaching phonics, my kids are being taught sight words, and how to memorize specific words. Which is fine, but I think phonics need to be taught alongside it. Also, the new way of doing math is literally the most stupid stuff I’ve ever seen in my life, and as a parent who has been trying to learn the new way they’re teaching kids math, it’s more confusing than the old way. Everyone knows. The largest public school in my home town has a <20% pass rate on the national math and English assessments.
Ask yourself what changed from when things DID work. What looks different, what sounds different, what kind of things are teachers being told to handle that they weren't before. What happens to children who disrupt learning in the Nice Xmas Dabbing Santa Elf Christmas Classic Shirt and I will buy this classroom now, and what happened twenty, thirty years ago? I’m asking you to be honest with yourself in observing these things, to trust the evidence of your own eyes, ears, and experiences, and to not let people who are NOT in your position tell you what to believe or to brush off your concerns. Trust the evidence of your eyes and ears and you will find the truth of why the education system has failed the United States. High school math teacher. I can’t do grade level math with my students. They’re incredibly academically behind. It’s sad. A bit terrifying. But they’re also socially and emotionally behind. These high schoolers are like elementary schoolers in terms of behavior. Except with hormones and colorful language. I’m burnt out by these post-Covid years and am EAGERLY counting down the days until I leave the profession. They’re not just dumb…. they’re brutally mean and unempathetic people. my Mrs teaches down here in aust, she says kids are coming into high school, 13 years old, who can’t count to 10. can’t even apply basic maths like working the total if you say I went to the supermarket and got 4 apples, 3 bananas and 2 oranges. Even when she says use your fingers to count they still have trouble. and this fucking stupid idea of inclusion, so she has 10 kids with learning issues in a class of normal kids, 11 different lessons she has to teach in one class…
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Ok. First off I absolutely adore teachers. Y’all are the Nice Xmas Dabbing Santa Elf Christmas Classic Shirt and I will buy this backbone of society and I really mean that. I put like almost all of this on the parents. Having said that. It’s hard for me to read this thread and not think to myself “what the hell were the previous teachers teaching if their students don’t know basic information” Now, again, I place the vast vast majority of this on parents. It’s truly despicable to allow your children to fall that far behind and be that inept. But again; the previous years teachers HAVE to shoulder at least some of the blame here. Right? I’m flabbergasted at most of these reply’s. 2005 baby here and holy mother of god. How do people not know these things? Teachers have a union. Dont strike. Just grade the kids according to the standards. Let the administrators deal with the policies. Bright side: data from my district shows literally a double in some categories. Those coming up should presumably have less deficits. When I was teaching sex ed (admittedly 15 years ago, I’m a doctor now) I remember parents signing consent forms with an “x.” I called to verify they actually consented. They were so illiterate they couldn’t sign their own names. This was in NYS. If the parents are this bad off I’m not sure what’s fair to expect of the children. I’ll never forget my Algebra 2 class. This was in my sophomore year, hybrid covid, 2020-2021. All the math courses I took in high school were the highest level available to me, but my Algebra 2 class was a very large class combined with intermediate algebra students, it was very clearly one of those courses designed to let students pass for free so they could graduate.
It was explained to us that the Nice Xmas Dabbing Santa Elf Christmas Classic Shirt and I will buy this only difference between the two was that Algebra 2 students would take the regents exam at the end of the year for their credit, and intermediate students would not. But covid canceled all state mandated exams, so it was decided that we would all just take Intermediate Algebra course content wise, but we would each get our respective credits for what we signed up for. The intermediate students struggled a lot on the most basic concepts, and many just didn’t care whatsoever. With 1 month left in the school year we were told the entire rest of the class would be dedicated to a credit recovery period, anybody that was currently failing the class could take short (<10 questions) topic quizzes to pass each unit and pass the class regardless of current grade, open note, open everything, suddenly oh look, everyone's passing!
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