That backwards Louisiana again
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The only state where student literacy has risen since pandemic.
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They did 3 key things I’ve heard:
- passed 2021 law requiring literacy training for teachers
- emphasized phonics in districts
- empowered teachers to hold students back who aren’t passing literacy tests
(Joke) Also Louisiana was at 0% so they only had one direction to go
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They did 3 key things I’ve heard:
- passed 2021 law requiring literacy training for teachers
- emphasized phonics in districts
- empowered teachers to hold students back who aren’t passing literacy tests
(Joke) Also Louisiana was at 0% so they only had one direction to go
@89th said in That backwards Louisiana again:
empowered teachers to hold students back who aren’t passing literacy tests
One of the things I have hear about US schools is that they do a lot of "social promotion". So, someone will get promoted to the next grade level even if they really didn't meet the standard.
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