MadameMoreaux
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The Coli never ceases to amaze me
Somehow the fathers dodge accountability. The black community is a matriarchy so I guess the leaders (women) are responsible.
Only 17% Of Black Students In Maryland School District Scored Proficient In Math
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Somehow the fathers dodge accountability. The black community is a matriarchy so I guess the leaders (women) are responsible.
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Kamala 2024
its the schools fault, you got all these closet racist alt right educators
sayyestothis
Free the guys
Needs to change. Math is so important period to all walks of life, the most important I'd probably venture to say...
shut up bytch. dont start
MadameMoreaux
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Great rebuttal. Let me guess, you attended Maryland public schools? Fatherless? Which is it?
Big Simpin Losing Cheese
Bought my girl a Chanel bag, and she left me still
It's taught horrible. If they will show how spreadsheets work with algebra.
Edit with spreadsheets you can show linear functions, exponential functions, logarithmic & quadratic functions with graphs.
Edit with spreadsheets you can show linear functions, exponential functions, logarithmic & quadratic functions with graphs.
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Teachers, government officials...... in PG should definitely get the blame.They are lazy and uninformed as hell. No doubt about it. No reason why only 17% are proficient in math in a county that has majority black students.
It kind of leads back to the mind frame that having a government job and a house means you made it.
I remember there was a day where all the counties in Maryland had the choice to close schools.
Every county opened their schools except PG county schools
Pure laziness
PG county schools have ALOT of teachers who are black and live in the county too. It's laziness
Constant skill-and-drill/test-prep does not work. However, it has been the basis of the US school system ever since the passage of NCLB in 2001. I always did well on tests, because I could always "figure it out" even if I had never seen the content before. This is because I have always been a critical and abstract thinker. What these government mandates do is strip teachers and students of the ability to cultivate critical and abstract thought. Common Core, they said, would give kids analytical skills, but it actually does quite the opposite, as it gives teachers and students more bullshyt standards to follow. The more you try to drill the standards into the kids, the weaker they become. This is because if they get a test question they haven't been drilled on, they have no idea wtf to do. Whereas, if you put any test in front of a critical thinker, he or she will find a way to get SOMETHING right. Abstract thought is discouraged in school, and low-key a huge reason why melanated children are doing terribly.
Unless I’m mistaken, isn’t Maryland home to 8 of the top 10 wealthiest black communities in America?
SuperPawgHunter
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Bruh, I have no issue with you as a poster. I'm saying this from the heart, however it's taken.
Every time we criticize each other for shortcomings, it is deflected, and turned into something else.
Yes we've been victimized, and continue to be victimized, but we also cannot act like we are powerless to change our collective lot.
I can't speak to every black household in America, but my mother only cared about my education when I brought home poor mid-term reports, or bad report cards. Every now and again she'd ask me if I'm doing my homework, but that is it. You leave a child to their own devices, and 9.9 times out of 10 they aren't going to choose the proper path.
Some criticism is warranted. I do NOT believe the black community, overall, places as much importance on getting a quality education as we should.
When I was in school, 90 percent of the top students were white; most black students fell somewhere in the middle, and another minority was at the bottom. If we could fit in the medium without the majority of us having parents who DEMAND excellence, then what about if they did? I'm not saying deprive your child of a life, and it's sad that I have to say that - because many of us - I've seen it too many times - think you're hurting a child if you hold them to high standards.
Every black child I went to school with, who had excellent grades, they had parents who held them to a higher standard. I know, because I did my own research into this some years later when I reconnected with everyone on FB.
daboywonder2002
Superstar
Was this in Baltimore City? Im sorry some of these schools shouldn't even be in existence.
Breh, it's like white people saying if you're poor it's because you're dumb or lazy. The irony is that was a dumb and/or lazy comment he made.
I would put the blame on parents before I would put it on Teachers. The problem is a lot of people think learning material only starts and stops in the classroom. This thinking will especially fail you when you reach college.
When you're not in school, if a child is struggling in math, then its up to the parent to supplement the teaching at school with studying at home.
When you're not in school, if a child is struggling in math, then its up to the parent to supplement the teaching at school with studying at home.