Papa The Man The Myth The Bad Influence Vintage Fathers Day shirt

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Forget the Papa The Man The Myth The Bad Influence Vintage Fathers Day shirt it is in the first place but comedian but that bit “if a guy can hop across the border, doesn’t speak the language, doesn’t have any references, doesn’t have any legal documentation and he can steal your job… maybe you don’t deserve that job” Or the Tosh.O joke about how the unemployment rate was only 10% and he was wondering how 90% of you DID have jobs I have (well, had) a Junior College student this year, and when i said “11 PM,” they actually asked if that was 11PM in the morning, or 11PM at night. I shit you not. No good whatsoever, not for them, for me, or the long-suffering taxpayers, can possibly result from expecting me to teach college materials to high school graduates who cannot tell the time of day.

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I hope they remember. My issue is I teach so much, the Papa The Man The Myth The Bad Influence Vintage Fathers Day shirt it is in the first place but same concepts over and over and they cannot remember anything And that’s one reason we need some degree of rote memorization in the education process. Memory is a skill that needs to be practiced like any other. If we don’t expect kids to remember anything (because “they have a computer in their pocket! They can look up anything they need to know!”), then they never learn how to remember. I don’t expect my students to memorize vast quantities of information. I teach vocabulary and grammar, yes, but I keep dictionaries available, and I encourage students to use them, and I’m willing to teach dictionary skills and also help when they have trouble looking up a word. But when they’re in the second year of a foreign language and still need to stop and look up a verb they’ve seen and heard and written almost every day for the last two years? At that point, we’ve gone right past “not all kids can memorize” and we’re headed straight for “many kids can’t retain information despite using it in various ways over an extended period of time.” And that is terrifying. Careful with that hot take! Every time I point out how crucial memory skills are, and that students’ ability to think is dependent on what they know, and yes sometimes we have to MEMORIZE something to know it, I get called ableist.

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.