arthwollipot
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GOTO #36
Sorry, I couldn't resist. But Norman gave you a perfect explanation of how DEI can be incorporated into a maths lesson.
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Sorry, I couldn't resist. But Norman gave you a perfect explanation of how DEI can be incorporated into a maths lesson.
psionl0
Skeptical about skeptics
No he didn't. He made up his own definition of DEI and assumed that maths classes don't do any of that.
arthwollipot
Observer of Phenomena, Pronouns: he/him
I didn't see any definitions. Where are you getting the idea that he made up his own definition?
psionl0
Skeptical about skeptics
arthwollipot
Observer of Phenomena, Pronouns: he/him
Nice! That post defines nothing.
Norman Alexander
Penultimate Amazing
My two long-term friends who are 30-year experience science, maths and English teachers do know. Also, one teaches sight-challenged and blind kids. The other translates school texts into Braille documents. They probably know better than me, which is why I asked them. Seems they know better than you too.
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dudalb
Penultimate Amazing
Anybody else think our Bush Pilot is full of you know what?
I find it sick he is actually rooting for schools to be shut down.
And I find his claime a 2 year old can read to be, frankly, unbeleivable.
I find it sick he is actually rooting for schools to be shut down.
And I find his claime a 2 year old can read to be, frankly, unbeleivable.
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Norman Alexander
Penultimate Amazing
I suspect some grains of truth, but plenty of exaggeration too.
Chris_Halkides
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lenient grading
The Economist (29 October to 4 November 2022) discussed the precipitous drop in scores on page 27: "Educators in some circles still shy away from talk of 'learning loss.' They prefer to say that children are suffering 'unfinished instruction' or 'interrupted learning;' they insist that children learned other types of lessons during the pandemic. Parents are not always pushing them. Only 9% think their child's learning will not be back on track within a year or two, according to a survey for Education Next, a journal. Two fifths think that they never fell behind. Lenient grading during remote learning may have given them false assurance."
The Economist (29 October to 4 November 2022) discussed the precipitous drop in scores on page 27: "Educators in some circles still shy away from talk of 'learning loss.' They prefer to say that children are suffering 'unfinished instruction' or 'interrupted learning;' they insist that children learned other types of lessons during the pandemic. Parents are not always pushing them. Only 9% think their child's learning will not be back on track within a year or two, according to a survey for Education Next, a journal. Two fifths think that they never fell behind. Lenient grading during remote learning may have given them false assurance."
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marting
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NAEP 2024 Update.
For math, 4th graders at 75% distribution recovered to 2019 levels but at the 25% distribution they declined further from both the 2019 and 2022 levels. Reading generally declined more.
www.nationsreportcard.gov
For math, 4th graders at 75% distribution recovered to 2019 levels but at the 25% distribution they declined further from both the 2019 and 2022 levels. Reading generally declined more.
NAEP Mathematics: Mathematics Results
Results from the 2024 NAEP mathematics assessment at grades 4 and 8
www.nationsreportcard.gov