>>19529303 UK now giving doctors a financial incentive to push CV-19 vaxxes
notable
My nephew was in first grade.
Fam was reading Harry Potter, it was hot then - 2012
so he taught himself to read, about 4th grade level
teacher would not allow him to read at that level in school, mom had to change schools in MAY it was so bad
It all comes from the push to "equalize" everything in classes, hold back all students to LCD in all subjects. The rationalization is that the only reason some students are better is because the teacher is failing the less able students. Literally reject the idea that people have different innate abilities.
SEE this 1970s article, "On Mastery Learning: An Interview with James Block."
https://files.ascd.org/staticfiles/ascd/pdf/journals/ed_lead/el_197605_brandt.pdf
Block says this:
"95% of the students have fundamentally the same capacity to learn"
complete BS
They do ask students to do that, only recourse. But they do not give them the chance to excel as readers because they are not allowed to do this. The schools require EQUITY in ability, good teachers do what they can to get around this.
TY.
It can go into Globals for a while.
Will also put it in Dough Resources thread.
Baker - can you add this to Globals for anons?
>>19529404, >>19529416 How to clear a ghost ban/shadow ban in Twitter-X
TOP KEK.
no shills, kek.
i remember, watched it live.