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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Grammar and parts of speech are pretty easy to supplement with Khan Academy and Bee Star, if you are so inclined. [/quote] Yes, I will supplement, but that is not the point. This is the most basic thing that the school should be able to do.[/quote] +1 I agree, OP. Too many people are OK with this. Everyone needs to complain because this is the result: it's increases inequity in education. It's not right! Yes, Catholic schools and private schools still teach parts of speech, grammar and technical aspects of wiring. So those affluent kids are getting a good foundation. Public schools across the country have phased this out, and children who need this foundation most are not getting it. I can't understand for the life of me, how public schools would let this happen to our kids. [/quote] We moved out of DC into a suburb in “flyover” country with great public schools. I have 3 kids in elementary school and they teach writing, grammar and spelling daily. In 2nd and 4th grades now with remote learning, they have writing, editing and grammar lessons practically daily. [/quote]
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