@patrickhays2 Hyperbole, but you get my point.
When homeschooling kids come to highschool it seems like there is no middle ground. They are either very advanced, or functionality illiterate.
@bannon1975 Sure, that was their answer, but it is not THE answer. WE must stop deifying childhood. No, they do not have the answer. No, they will not magically learn to read if you give them football candy unicorn books.
They will like real books if you teach them to read well.
@greg_ashman This is true, but insidious. When we start with a theory of change model that asks what can we do instead of what is wrong, it ends up skewing the data in terrible ways.
You can't tell a farmer in the middle of a drought that the problem is he didn't spit on his corn enough
@dowellml If you told me that, I'd know that you don't know history very well. People everywhere, including Ben Franklin and the rest of USA founding fathers worked tirelessly and openly to improve their writing and reading skills.
watching #AGT and I feel like a curmugeon but honestly I think it should be America's got mediocre talent.
The #goldenbuzzers are emotional but, well, pedestrian.
Shit now there are #robots.
@MahikRani50377 He looks old enough so that it's likely his wife is shopping. He came for the drive but can't stand her shopping style. 20 years ago you'd see twenty guys sleeping in the parking lot.
@MadelaineLucyH Pretty sure anyone who thinks something is gay, is overly worried about looking gay. That's problematic on two fronts.
But yes, wuthering heights is a great book. Unfortunately the plot has been copied so many times it feels cliche now.