Right, EC.
Who would have thought that after 8 years of black man in the WHite House, middle America would elect a racist POS?
It's very unusual.
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Who would have thought that after 8 years of black man in the WHite House, middle America would elect a racist POS?
It's very unusual.
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don't push or expect a pre-k kid to read. some kids are naturally inclined to pick up reading early if so, let them go at their own speed but little to no instruction.
social interaction with kids who are different or in groups of kids is far more developmentally appropriate. basic math activities such as skip counting, sorting activities same/different, and phonological awareness activities are the building blocks of reading and are far more valuable to the pre-reader.
But do as your Clan dictates, as you surely will, but remember I have made a good living for 23 years from parents who push early reading.
Why did you quote me but not respond. It’s still the same yes or no question.
I made no living raising kids for longer than that. Learning starts at home.
No problemo. It wasn't any of my kids that required remediation. They were always a couple years ahead of their peers in reading skills.
I find that analogy a bit disingenuous. The cost of healthcare coverage goes far beyond the cost of a nice pair of sneakers or a phone.
That said, I do find it dumb that people have $100+/month cell phone bills who can barely pay the rent.
Sure, the cell phone itself has a limited cost. But so does how much car they choose to drive, how much apt or house they choose to rent or buy, how much of their various entertainment options that they buy. Etc. IRL most of us sacrifice some things for other things, subject to our own priorities.
If health care coverage really mattered as much to people as the lefties say it does -more than these other things people buy - then we wouldn't have to fine them for making the choices we don't approve of.
You are completely out of touch with how most Americans live.
It's weird because you are a huge nationalist.
Do you think that most people who don't have health insurance drive beemers? That's the norm?
The cost of health insurance is disproportional to how much most people earn.
Unless you think that people should literally just work to be able to afford health insurance and nothing else.
I think people should have the right to buy whatever levels of coverage they want, including no coverage at all. And I think they should bear the full brunt of those decisions.
Your problem is that your preferences aren't viable unless you can take that choice away from those people. That's why you need the coercion - to accomplish that which you cannot sell.
Your problem is that your preferences aren't viable unless you can take that choice away from those people. That's why you need the coercion - to accomplish that which you cannot sell.
It was a Boo Boo.
Learning starts with mastering the art of nipple suckling. aka building a relationship.
ahhh okay whatever, you said you are planning on teaching your grandkid how to read. But whatever you do don't teach them comprehension because ahhh welll ...
Both my parents started out as public schoolteachers and my youngest son is married to a public schoolteacher (she's not woke, though). IMO that's one of the tougher jobs in our society at this point.
Like I said, my kids all ended up being a couple years ahead of the curve. Meaning, ahead of your students. Partly because of me.
education is under attack from the left and the right.
It comes down to controlling labour costs and getting access to all the money that education requires..
It comes down to controlling labour costs and getting access to all the money that education requires..
So no personal experience raising kids.
That’s ok. I don’t have any experience living where/like/how you live.
I think just supporting the legitimate role of the teacher and telling the helicopter parents to STFU would be a big improvement.
Getting along with the group is always part of the job description. That makes expecting the kids to conform to the house rules in a teacher's classroom a priority. In the event of a tie the decision should always go to the runner - the teacher.
Getting along with the group is always part of the job description. That makes expecting the kids to conform to the house rules in a teacher's classroom a priority. In the event of a tie the decision should always go to the runner - the teacher.
so much winning.
competing, racing, winners and losers, dominance and submission... = Rat Race
never found lasting satisfaction in it myself.
And that's why America has the most homeless and the biggest jail population in the Western world.
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it's not unlike the homelessness issue....for a certain portion of the population, the
question comes down to whether or not you want to allow this person to remain living