… can not read and understand the texts for the course, will not be able to read and understand the question prompts, will not be able to produce much above a 7th or 8th grade written response (on a good day) … What could go wrong?
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Brings back blue-book school memories, and “back of book” Dealership memories.
Thought cursive writing was going out? Maybe this will bring it back?
Thanks for the link.
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… yep, the biggest problem of all … they have not been taught to nor had much practice in moving a writing instrument. Holding a cell phone from birth makes childhood fine motor development for writing a bit of a challenge.
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By design, unfortunately.
Ah no problemo… the educational unions will push back on grading written material due to the extra work load and to cover up their own incompetence in teaching the students literacy.
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In the better schools, cursive has been coming back. I sub in classrooms where it’s taught - at least in the public schools. Also in the public school system where I am, the school disables my cell phone reception for anything internet - with which I fully agree. The woman administrator for personnel told me she has no social media accounts. It’s the expensive private school that doesn’t teach cursive - it’s all obsessed with robotics.
(Of course this is at elementary level - and they are teaching about the Revolutionary and Civil Wars (though not in depth - that may be high school). Will take a while to show up at higher levels.
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The elites will soon be able to robotize little Johnny with wearables, augemtaions, and neural links.
No to mention, Johnny was also a “desinger edition” baby.
Johnny had gone through several “updated” augmtations; both in hardware, and/or software injections.
Yep, Johnny just wasn’t born into the: “Just-in-time” next-generation, Brave New World synthetic babies.
He was born a tad too late into: The 20th-Worst Century
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