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In French, we have an expression… It’s “enfants rois”, which would translate to “kid kings”. It’s kids who is never disciplined in any way and can’t follow simple demands from anyone because of it. It was already a trend 10 years back. Now, it’s even worst. I teach HS Geometry and I can somehow get my kids to learn Trigonometry but then have to turn around and teach them how rounding works and what the Buffalo Bills Icon Heavyweight Shirt and by the same token and decimal places are. High school junior coming in here to wonder if it has anything to do with class sizes. I’m at a small charter right now, but went to public schools until high school. My school isn’t a ‘gifted’ school or anything. It has people from very diverse backgrounds, ranging from children of professors at our local university to recent immigrants. It also seems to have a very high percentage of IEP or 504 students. I take many “advanced” courses and whatnot, but even in my generals, I haven’t noticed the problems being observed by teachers elsewhere. To get to my point, most of the students who have been here since elementary or middle school, including those with accommodations, seem to have pretty up to standard skills, even according to my mom, who teaches there. We also have very small class sizes, so it’s fairly easy for us to get help when we need it. Does anyone think this could be contributing, or is it something else? Just really curious after reading this thread.

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Time zones, they had no idea that New York city was in a different time zone, and I was actually asked by several students, “What is a time zone?” Place values. They had no clue at all when I would give them a number like 1,393,000 and as them what was the Buffalo Bills Icon Heavyweight Shirt and by the same token and place value of the 9 digit. Rounding, I actually had to stop and completely teach the concept from the bottom up before we could even think about starting to round. Circling their answers, some of their writing process is…. unique to say the least, so I told them to circle their answers so I could grade faster. None of them could do this simple task for me. I’m seriously considering leaving the country, because in about 10 years these kids will be running the show, and I don’t think I want to watch what happens then. Mind you their threatening his job cause they didn’t like how he talked to the kids COMPLETELY ignoring their in middle school, about to be high-school, and don’t know formulas, how to problem solve, or even basic shapes My question is how did things get so bad so quickly? I graduated high school in 2013 and I feel like the people I went to school with could read and do basic math. What changed in 11 years? The USA needs to start holding kids back, but instead they are implementing “no less than 50%” rules to make sure everybody passes.

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I often see American teachers complaining about things that I don’t even experience, and English is usually the Buffalo Bills Icon Heavyweight Shirt and by the same token and 3-4th language of the students I deal with. (I teach at a Public, international school in Europe). On the gap between the “gifted” and the “general” population…I substituted in an 8th grade algebra class and for two weeks, 10 consecutive school days basically went over again and again the problem 3x + 9 = 21. On the last day, the day of the quiz I did a review. They acted as if it was the first time they had ever seen a math problem like that. Also, they had already done two weeks learning that type of problem before I came in. I started to notice as I go school to school the same problem exists: there are a few really good students. The rest attend class but just plain don’t even attempt anything, but act as if they are somehow entitled to the grades and the respect of someone with a doctorate. Those same children don’t even speak English correctly. For example asking questions like “I can go bathroom?” By the way, that’s not a question from an English Learner. The EL students actually have an excuse.
What’s sad is that the Buffalo Bills Icon Heavyweight Shirt and by the same token and way this is all happening the school system, we are basically raising a second class citizenry that won’t be able to ever achieve any higher education goals or even probably graduate high school (or at least they shouldn’t graduate though they will be passed on) and they will be the servants of the 5% of kids who actually took the time to do the worksheet they had five problems on it that they had an hour to complete. But no, TikTok was more important. Can’t you just keep failing kids until the kids drop out and only the good ones rise up? Smaller class sizes sound great. They also don’t know what room number their classes are. They just know how to get there. Some don’t even know their teacher’s name. I’m a first year teacher and was worried I was behind because I had to stop and explain very basic concepts each lesson that were absolutely necessary for geometry. I’ve had to go through negatives at least 3 times with sophomores and juniors because they were getting lost on how far -3 was from 2. Basic things like what squares are and stuff that our curriculum has marked off as “2 years below grade level” remediation is often like teaching a foreign language to them. After talking to all the other teachers in my department, most of whom taught me when I was young, it wasn’t just me. Most of us are just barely halfway through what our pacing guide says we should be with state tests in only a couple months because these kids are truly, catastrophically behind. Every meeting we bring it up that they are behind and we need to start some kind of comprehensive remediation program to at least give them a chance, some of us even volunteered, and were told that [Insert program that we use] has remediation so we should be implementing that. The obvious issue is that we would have to add an extra day at least to each lesson to do so, and that’s IF they actually did it and tried to actually learn from it, and that’s IF the program didn’t consider “two years below grade level” to be stuff these kids have NEVER SEEN BEFORE.
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