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🚨URGENT: Record numbers of students are falling BELOW basic reading and math skill levels, with chronic absenteeism spiking over 20% among 4th, 8th, and 12th graders. How long will we ignore the crisis in Educator Preparation Programs (EPPs)? Taxpayer-funded Colleges of Education and alternative certification programs must be reformed....

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Today’s NAEP, The Nation's Report Card 12th grade math and reading and 8th grade science scores confirm a devastating trend: American students are testing at historic lows. Nearly HALF of America’s high school seniors are testing at below basic levels in math and reading. The status quo is failing our students.

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.@EdSecMcMahon speaks with @alexmarlow about the troubling statistic that a minority of 4th, 8th, and 12th graders are proficient in reading.

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A teacher in the States half-heartedly tries to stop a fight between two students. It must feel like hell for the other students who want to learn, and the same for the teachers, etc. 👇👇👇👇 Recent data from the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) and the ACT indicates a significant decline in U.S. education standards, with reading and math scores dropping to multi-decade lows, high rates of students performing below basic levels, and falling average ACT scores, pointing to broad struggles in core subjects and a worsening educational landscape.

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66,480 views • 3 months ago

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56,195 views • 1 year ago

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14,028 views • 1 month ago

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UNREAL: Teacher is explaining why illiteracy among children has gotten so severe. She says she has 24 students, and about 50% show up without backpacks, books, papers, or even a pencil. In her view, many of them aren’t coming to school to learn. They don’t pay attention, follow directions, or participate. She spends a large part of the day just trying to keep them awake and minimally engaged. According to her, the issue goes beyond the classroom. She argues that many parents are not setting expectations for learning at home, and that lack of structure carries into school. Instead of teaching, she often feels like she’s managing basic behavior and trying to create a learning environment from scratch. The academic data reflects the problem. Roughly 34% of U.S. fourth graders read below basic levels, and math performance shows similar strain—about a quarter to a third of students perform below basic proficiency in math, depending on the assessment. When large numbers of students fall behind in both reading and math early on, it becomes harder for them to catch up later, putting long-term academic outcomes at risk.

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335,969 views • 2 months ago

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🚨 2 years ago, I asked Portland educators, who were on strike at the time, why families were leaving Portland schools in record numbers. They solely blamed falling ceiling tiles and AC units. The truth: Parents are tired of political agendas replacing education while students fail and troubled students are allowed to run the classroom. As governor, the indoctrination of our children will officially end and parents & teachers will be empowered again. Oregon should offer the HIGHEST quality of education in the nation, and I intend to get us there.

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