I can't read that.
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Can someone please explain the following to me, preferably in very short sentences?
1. What is the common core? It's an attempt to create an even stupider methodology to teaching the youth of today, when going "back to basics" would be the best way to do things.
2. Are the pro- or anti- common core people the crazies? There are crazies on both sides. Pro CC folks are crazy for thinking the government can fix the problems they created in the first place. Also crazy for thinking there's some fancy, magical way of teaching a kid how to add numbers or subtract them. Some of the anti-CC folks are super-crazy in thinking it's some sort of conspiracy instead of the truth...just the sheer incompetence of lots of wanna-be do-gooders in administrative roles that wouldn't be able to teach their way out of a wet paper bag.
3. Why do people love/hate it? Love: Because it's "new" and "innovative", even if it has sh/ttastic results.
Hate: It's "new" and "innovative" with sh/ttastic results.
quote:The federal government has nothing to do with setting common core standards.
Common core is a set of federal standards for schooling
Both sides are crazy
There are valid reasons on both sides that most people ignore since ranting is more fun
quote:no, i'm not saying you made it up, i'm saying someone else did and you fell for it
it's not fake, sadly
it IS from Louisiana
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Can someone please explain the following to me, preferably in very short sentences?
1. What is the common core? It's an attempt to create an even stupider methodology to teaching the youth of today, when going "back to basics" would be the best way to do things.
2. Are the pro- or anti- common core people the crazies? There are crazies on both sides. Pro CC folks are crazy for thinking the government can fix the problems they created in the first place. Also crazy for thinking there's some fancy, magical way of teaching a kid how to add numbers or subtract them. Some of the anti-CC folks are super-crazy in thinking it's some sort of conspiracy instead of the truth...just the sheer incompetence of lots of wanna-be do-gooders in administrative roles that wouldn't be able to teach their way out of a wet paper bag.
3. Why do people love/hate it? Love: Because it's "new" and "innovative", even if it has sh/ttastic results.
Hate: It's "new" and "innovative" with sh/ttastic results.
quote:I was just speaking to how I've seen it implemented in Iowa and Texas, between friends' kids, my own nieces and nephews, and my "surrogate" daughter, so to speak.quote:quote:
Can someone please explain the following to me, preferably in very short sentences?
1. What is the common core? It's an attempt to create an even stupider methodology to teaching the youth of today, when going "back to basics" would be the best way to do things.
2. Are the pro- or anti- common core people the crazies? There are crazies on both sides. Pro CC folks are crazy for thinking the government can fix the problems they created in the first place. Also crazy for thinking there's some fancy, magical way of teaching a kid how to add numbers or subtract them. Some of the anti-CC folks are super-crazy in thinking it's some sort of conspiracy instead of the truth...just the sheer incompetence of lots of wanna-be do-gooders in administrative roles that wouldn't be able to teach their way out of a wet paper bag.
3. Why do people love/hate it? Love: Because it's "new" and "innovative", even if it has sh/ttastic results.
Hate: It's "new" and "innovative" with sh/ttastic results.
Common core speaks nothing for methodology. All it says is you must know at least A, B, and C. That is all of common core. There is nothing about how A, B, and C should be taught, just that each student must know at least A, B, and C. The teacher/district are welcome to expand on that.
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No one cares I made it easier to read?
quote:Common Core hasn't been adopted by the state of Texas and it is not allowed to be used for standards in any public school in texas.quote:I was just speaking to how I've seen it implemented in Iowa and Texas, between friends' kids, my own nieces and nephews, and my "surrogate" daughter, so to speak.quote:quote:
Can someone please explain the following to me, preferably in very short sentences?
1. What is the common core? It's an attempt to create an even stupider methodology to teaching the youth of today, when going "back to basics" would be the best way to do things.
2. Are the pro- or anti- common core people the crazies? There are crazies on both sides. Pro CC folks are crazy for thinking the government can fix the problems they created in the first place. Also crazy for thinking there's some fancy, magical way of teaching a kid how to add numbers or subtract them. Some of the anti-CC folks are super-crazy in thinking it's some sort of conspiracy instead of the truth...just the sheer incompetence of lots of wanna-be do-gooders in administrative roles that wouldn't be able to teach their way out of a wet paper bag.
3. Why do people love/hate it? Love: Because it's "new" and "innovative", even if it has sh/ttastic results.
Hate: It's "new" and "innovative" with sh/ttastic results.
Common core speaks nothing for methodology. All it says is you must know at least A, B, and C. That is all of common core. There is nothing about how A, B, and C should be taught, just that each student must know at least A, B, and C. The teacher/district are welcome to expand on that.
Their "new" math techniques are stupid, and do more to confuse than educate.
Sorry for conflating the CC idiocy with the methodology that TX/IA teachers are using to accommodate its principles.
quote:quote:quote:I was just speaking to how I've seen it implemented in Iowa and Texas, between friends' kids, my own nieces and nephews, and my "surrogate" daughter, so to speak.quote:quote:
Can someone please explain the following to me, preferably in very short sentences?
1. What is the common core? It's an attempt to create an even stupider methodology to teaching the youth of today, when going "back to basics" would be the best way to do things.
2. Are the pro- or anti- common core people the crazies? There are crazies on both sides. Pro CC folks are crazy for thinking the government can fix the problems they created in the first place. Also crazy for thinking there's some fancy, magical way of teaching a kid how to add numbers or subtract them. Some of the anti-CC folks are super-crazy in thinking it's some sort of conspiracy instead of the truth...just the sheer incompetence of lots of wanna-be do-gooders in administrative roles that wouldn't be able to teach their way out of a wet paper bag.
3. Why do people love/hate it? Love: Because it's "new" and "innovative", even if it has sh/ttastic results.
Hate: It's "new" and "innovative" with sh/ttastic results.
Common core speaks nothing for methodology. All it says is you must know at least A, B, and C. That is all of common core. There is nothing about how A, B, and C should be taught, just that each student must know at least A, B, and C. The teacher/district are welcome to expand on that.
Their "new" math techniques are stupid, and do more to confuse than educate.
Sorry for conflating the CC idiocy with the methodology that TX/IA teachers are using to accommodate its princip
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it breaks a mothers heart when she see her children smuggling
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I'm trying to figure out what a 10.5 grader is
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That's just hot!
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I have 5 kids. They are in 10th, 8th, 6th, 5th, and 1st. Four out of five struggling with ADHD. I can't help them with their homework because I don't understand it myself. They come home, eat a snack, spend hours studying, and still get the answers wrong. They are putting forth the time and effort and still not doing well.
The common core is the same but it might be better for people in honors classes or enrichment programs. I'm not looking forward to my youngest starting school next year because it was hard enough last year. Some teachers care and go the extra mile but most don't care but are quick to blame me for not helping. I tell them I tried and found a way for her to get the right answer but since she can't show how she got it, it's marked incorrect.
THERE!!! Now maybe others can read it.
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I have 5 kids. They are in 10th, 8th, 6th, 5th, and 1st. Four out of five struggling with ADHD. I can't help them with their homework because I don't understand it myself. They come home, eat a snack, spend hours studying, and still get the answers wrong. They are putting forth the time and effort and still not doing well.
The common core is the same but it might be better for people in honors classes or enrichment programs. I'm not looking forward to my youngest starting school next year because it was hard enough last year. Some teachers care and go the extra mile but most don't care but are quick to blame me for not helping. I tell them I tried and found a way for her to get the right answer but since she can't show how she got it, it's marked incorrect.
THERE!!! Now maybe others can read it.
Why does this remind me of "Oh, stewardess! I speak Jive"?