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OP: "Decarbonized formaldehyde is great. Just wash daikons with decarbonized formaldehyde and they turn white."
"Decarbonized formaldehyde" (čŦįĒģįēé) is an online phrase used to make fun of people that blindly avoid chemicals. Formaldehyde (H2CO) decarbonized is water (H2O).
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https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/muslim-man-stabbed-multiple-times-utah-over-his-religion-police-say-2026-07-15/
I had to do a little digging for this. The article leaves the victims name out but mentions a go fund me.
I was able to find an article mentioning his name that directly linked to his gofundme https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/americas/crime/larsen-sohail-muslim-utah-stabbing-b3015105.html his name is Sohail if you have any money to help his recovery
https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-sohails-recovery-after-hate-crime-attack please keep him in your thoughts and donate if you are able
Sohail is a devoted husband and father who has always worked hard to suppâĶ Luna Nunez needs your support for Support Sohailâs Recovery After
Thank you! I am kinda pissed off that the news outlet leave out the gfm link but i guess that's their SOP over there
Did you guys know that Jon Arbuckle actually sang Baby One More Time? Itâs a true fact!
my favourite part was when he got shot
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i'd make a joke about "let the HUSBAND giggle under the covers and tell HIS WIFE to put that camera away before dying before HIS WIFE'S story starts" but lets be real he'd still get more fanart
sir do you understand that you are being criticized right now
The best thing about tumblr is you can just make a criticism of a very specific person completely unprompted and then that person will appear as if summoned in your notes to prove your point for you.
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Reading is in the trenches because why did my 9 yr old nephew look at the word "jealous" and said "jewish"? And when asked why he mistaken it as such he said they both started with a "J". It's like his brain is doing autofill. No matter how many time I try to tell him slow down and sound out the words he just won't.
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No, but seriously, anon, you need to look into what's going on in his classroom because he's probably being taught this trash method instead of phonics. He does not know how to slow down and sound things out because his school has never taught him that. When you tell him to do this, he has no context for what you're even talking about.
This has come up repeatedly here, and I don't have time to froth at the mouth today, but look up "whole language".
This podcast made waves a few years ago when all the lockdown parents discovered, to their horror, that their kiddos weren't being taught to read in the NORMAL FUCKING WAY WE'VE USED FOR LITERALLY CENTURIES and were instead being taught a fake-ass method backed by vibes and antivax-levels of pseudoscience.
Intervene now, anon, or he's never going to read well.
I remember one of my grade school teachers discussing with my mother the differences between me and my sister at learning to read, and he described me as a "sight reader from the start"... which is to say, an acknowledgement that most people do not do that and it's not reasonable to expect that of the majority of kids, who really do need the phonics and the "sound things out."
Generally speaking if a kid has arrived at school not knowing how to read already, they're not going to do well with sight reading and need phonics. The few kids who develop The Reading in the way the whole language people think they should do it before they hit school.
So true. I know a retired teacher who bawwws and tries to contradict me when I rant about whole language at our knitting meetup. She's all "different kids need different approaches!" and "I saw it work!"...
But of course it feels intuitively sensible to her. She taught herself to read at age 2. That's the exact kind of experience that does make this method sound reasonable. But like you say, if it's going to happen, it happens very early and without the school curriculum.
As for me, I've said it before, but I assume anon wasn't around: I could not learn to read.
I was in second grade. (First grade? I can't remember. Around then.) Most of my classmates were reading at least a little. Me: nothing. I could not learn.
It was even a god damn private school, but I had to have a fucking tutor. I got dragged over to that lady's office a few days a week for... two months? Four months? It really wasn't that long, as far as I know. I was more than ready to learn. I just needed an actual fucking method that wasn't lying trash. Almost at once I jumped from nothing to reading well above grade level. For the rest of my childhood, I continued to diverge from my classmates in how many words I knew, how well I could read, the works. Every year of grade school makes that gap widen. I was on the desirable side of that gap. I was lucky.
It's obvious how verbal I am from reading my tl;dr on this blog.
But I could not learn to read.
I was a couple years younger than this nephew, but not that much younger. It's not too late. Now is the perfect time for some tutoring. If you can afford it, get a pro. If you can't, do your best. But you've got to do something.
The four cueing systems if whole language reading education are a band-aid method used by severely dyslexic people. When people's dyslexia is so bad that they simply cannot learn to read effectively, tricks like cueing allow them to function well enough in society to get by. They do NOT teach proper literacy.
This system was popularised by a guy who is obviously dyslexic, refuses to acknowledge that when asked, and essentially decided that everyone else must be like him and therefore the system that helped him get by was a substitute for real literacy since it was so much faster and more achievable for him to learn to "read" this way than phonically. It's kind of like if somebody without hands was learning to sew, found it incredibly frustrating to do without hands, so they started putting their creations together entirely with fabric glue which they found easier to apply... and told everyone how much easier it was so all the schools got rid of needles and thread and sewing machines and everyone was taught to "sew" using fabric glue only and then wondered why their clothing kept falling apart on their bodies.
For decades, schools have taught children the strategies of struggling readers, using a theory about reading that cognitive scientists have
My hot take is that I think both systems have value and should be taught.
I had almost the exact opposite experience that olderthannetfic did. I was homeschooled and my mom was trying to teach me to read the phonics way. I could read really simple, intuitive words, but hit a block when it came to progressing beyond the Dick and Jane level.
English phonetics are pretty inconsistent because it's actually four other languages in a trench coat, plus we had the great vowel shift. Not that anyone explained that to me at the time. English spelling grinds my gears a lot less now that I understand that history.
But at the time I would get so confused and frustrated over things like C sounding like K sometimes and S other times, the random silent K at the beginning of some words, etc. This issue never seems to get brought up in discussions about how phonics is clearly superior. Maybe I had more problems than average with inconsistencies due to autism, but I can't imagine that I'm the only kid who had issues with this.
It wasn't until I decided on my own that I would just do my best to memorize words and figure out the ones I don't recognize based on context that I rapidly went from hating reading and being behind to loving reading and being ahead. But clearly, only using the "cueing" method is also not working for a lot of people, so I'm not going to say we should only use that. I think by combining the two systems, they can compensate for each other's weaknesses.
The reason that's a hot take is that having the queuing method available will result in a lot of kids avoiding phonics as hard as possible and not learning. In a homeschooling situation with a single child, it makes sense to tailor the approach to that kid, but in a typical classroom, the method with both is dangerous.
School curricula need to be based on scientific study of outcomes. Balanced Literacy is based on fake science and has demonstrably worse outcomes.
My personal experience is anecdata. The reason cueing is being banned from schools is actual studies.
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love when someone unironically posts some shit like "bring back cucumbers" they went away??
they had 19 year old /pol/ users going through all federal spending and deleting anything where the words were too big to understand
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