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   âI was born with a lot of birth defects and had to have a lot of reconstructive surgeries. There were complications, so I was constantly going back and forth to Boston Childrenâs Hospital. That was a tough time. There was a lot of sacrifice involved, and it brought my family closer together. A lot of people in the community also helped out. I actually feel luckyâI could have had different parents. My parents were willing to make trips to Boston several times a week for my treatments. Of course, money was tight, and I understood that, but my family stood by me and the community was there to help us. Thatâs actually how my family got involved with community service. Itâs our way of giving back.â
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Most readers support a move to harder reading passages and wordier math problems, saying it will better screen which students are ready for college.
Is it unfair to some students that the redesigned SAT, being rolled out next month, will include longer and harder reading passages and wordier math problems than before? Anemona Hartocollisâs article on the topic drew more than 900 responses from readers.
Some stressed that college admissions tests, by their very nature, should winnow out weaker readers.
âWhy would you want to accept students who canât read and write at a college level regardless of their background?â asked Ed H. of Irvine, Calif. âInstead of complaining about the idea that it is unfair to certain students, why not make sure those students are better prepared? If the poor canât read as well as the rich, then thatâs the problem that needs to be addressed.â His comment was the most recommended by other readers.
Some readers zeroed in on a sentence in the article that noted educators âfear that the revised test will penalize students who have not been exposed to a lot of reading, or who speak a different language at home â like immigrants and the poor.â
Ed Bloom, from Columbia, S.C., wrote: âIâm a reading specialist. I went nuts. Letâs not penalize people who havenât been exposed to a lot of driving by flunking them on the driving test. Letâs not penalize the pilot of our jet liner by keeping him out of the cockpit just because he hasnât been exposed to a lot of flying. The correct way of thinking about all of the above is not to think of it as penalizing but, instead, a need to get that person the experience. ⌠There are lots of ways to get children âexposedâ to reading.â
Adam from New York wrote: âYou could call it âpenalizing students who have not been exposed to a lot of reading.â Or you could call it âevaluating studentsâ reading skills.ââ
Click on the link to read what others had to say about the new SAT.
Curious about #educationâs response to this (particularly high school teachers / those affiliated with colleges).Â
As if students without a lot of exposure to academic English at home weren't already penalized enough, now this, this nonsense.
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This had better not be April fools

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This is really cool. Itâs all stuff that I know, but seeing it like this, laid out so vividly, is so much more powerful educationally
All credit to linguist Minna Sundberg, whose website is here
If only, Duolingo
This might make you laugh and cry.
I was fine until the first chorus and then *sniffles* Iâm not crying, itâs raining in my eyes, theyâre Irish so itâs appropriate *sniffles*Â
ok maybe itâs flash flooding in my eyes *sobs*
A student asked me this afternoon why I drink coffee a lot
Me: *standing at the front of the class with my cup of life-giving elixir, imparting wisdom to younglings*
Student:Â âMr. Teacher, havenât you had a cup of coffee in your hand in every class today? Why do you drink so much coffee?â
Me: *looks at student*
Student: *earnest look of questioning*
Me: *scratches chin and stares off into distance*Â
Me: Thinks: âBecause itâs 1:30pm, Iâm teetering on the edge of complete exhaustion due to working full-time, studying half-time for my masters, trying to manage classrooms full of underprivileged late teenagers who are only now learning how to behave like students, and trying to do all the paperwork commensurate with regulation. Now I have 25 minutes left before the students leave, then I can collapse into my chair for a while before planning tomorrowâs lessons, and then Iâm going to my second job.â
Student: *still earnest look of questioning*
Me: *looks back at student*
Me: âI just like coffee a lotâ
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sorry itâs so long, but i saw a post on my dash about someone who said they would unfollow anyone who posted screamers, and i felt like compiling this into a list!!
seriously, be nice. april foolsâsâsâsâ with the debatable apostrophes is a day for jokes and pranks, not for hurting people. screamers arenât funny. rick astley is funny because you can close that as soon as you hear the opening chords.
You forgot the most important oneâŚDO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES USE SUICIDE AS A âJOKEâ/âprankâ, NO SUICIDE SCARESâŚ. NOT OVER THE PHONE IN PERSON ON OVER THE INTERNET. D O N O T DO IT. Literally do not do it. Like seriously. SUICIDE IS NOT FUNNY. donât fucking do it Jesus Christ and a bag of rice PLEASE.
I hate that any of this needs to be said, but this clearly needs to be said. Havenât you people ever heard of fake planning a wedding with your best mate?? Innocent fun!
It is ludicrous that this needs to be said, but I'm way more comfortable being a killjoy and protecting people than I am being pleasantly complicit in hurting people, so sharing this
He had no idea why my siblings and I were laughing at him, poor confused puppy, and it was so adorable but at the same time I felt kind of sadistic and cruel

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As a person with anxiety, I think this is great.
You know when youâre having a conversation with someone and they start talking about something they really love and they just kind of light up and get full of energy and enthusiasm and then they sort of catch themselves and the light leaves their eyes and they say âsorry I got excitedâ
I just think itâs so damn sad because I feel like at some point in their lives someone they trusted and looked up to told them ânobody caresâ or âthatâs enoughâ or âwe have other things we need to be doingâ and now they apologize for having a passion and sharing it
Iâm a teacher and this is my formal position on the matter. Yeah, shutting them down? Over my dead body. It is classroom policy that I invite kids to share what theyâre doing or care about. Anytime one of my kids gets on a roll like that, I just let the fire burn and often the kids begin asking questions about the rolling fireballâs hobby in question. They start sharing their own connections to it and planning things and wanting to do stuff
That feeling of openness and love and momentum should be the entire point of education. Kids are busy affirming each otherâs life passions, the syntax of Beowulf can wait until next class, curriculum be damned