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It broke my heart to know how behind Some of them were, but it also was encouraging to see how some good teaching and hard work changed some of these kids’lives for the I Get My Attitude From My Freaking Awesome Dad You Mess WIth Me shirt But I will love this better too. But, hey, let’s also spend all of our resources on the bottom 25% of students and slow everyone else’s development… And while we’re at it, let’s do holding sociopathic students accountable and then demonize teachers even they are brutally honest with those same sociopaths. I think this is regional. I teach 5th grade ELA and Social Studies and only a few kids read more than one grade below grade level. I’ve also now gotten to the point where almost all of them can answer questions in complete sentences. Not perfect on punctuation and capital letters, but it’s improved significantly. The thing is, I’m teaching a lot of things that are not 5th grade skills along side 5th grade skills. I don’t really care if they want me to, or not. If they don’t have the skill and I need it, I’m going to teach it to them. I have an awesome principal who lets me make professional decisions, and so I’m privileged in that regard. You keep pointing at the kids not knowing. But they have to be taught at some point. Who is failing to teach and passing these kids on? It’s not good, and society is going to adjust its expectations to meet where the next generation is at – it has to really for anything to get done.

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