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jlisenbe · Nov 28, 2022, 06:05 AM

For all those who assured us that students would do just fine by staying home and watching a computer screen, the NAEP report for 2022 showed a 5 point drop in scores for reading and 7 points in math, that being the first time ever that math scores had dropped. Predictably, the lowest performing students suffered the most, dropping 9 points in reading and 13 points in math.

Black students suffered the most in math, showing a 13 point overall drop in scores. Is racism alive and well among the liberal-led "keep em home" crowd???

Thank you to all of the Biden-led liberals who precipitated this mess.

https://www.nationsreportcard.gov/highlights/ltt/2022/

tomder55 · Nov 28, 2022, 06:22 AM

Instead of learning the 3 Rs today's kids learn CRT .Their levels weren't high to begin with compared to children of other nations we compete with now and in the future. It is no surprise to me that if you take away what little control teachers had in a classroom environment that grade levels would suffer . The libs will argue that the solution is to dumb down the curriculum to achieve "equity " .

jlisenbe · Nov 28, 2022, 06:56 AM

The libs will argue that the solution is to dumb down the curriculum to achieve "equity " .

Quite likely true. Or they might argue that we need to do away with testing since minority kids chronically perform less well than group.

Wondergirl · Nov 28, 2022, 09:50 AM

Students must learn/memorize times tables up to 12, be able to sit quietly and listen to whoever is speaking (including raising hands, taking turns, etc.), thus be respectful of each other, must learn how to manage money (e.g., shopping, a checking account, etc.), and learn so much more -- beginning in pre-K and kindergarten. Other teachings can be wrapped into and around each other. Every subject is connected to all the others.

tomder55 · Nov 29, 2022, 05:35 AM

Herr Doctor is still suggesting that there is a possibility that schools could be closed again due to covid outbreaks .

jlisenbe · Nov 29, 2022, 05:36 AM

It's hard to imagine how much more evidence a person would need to see that going remote is a disaster so far as learning goes.