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Reply to ""Teacher of the Year" quits over Common Core tests"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Suspicion based on ??? (the data). Because data = validation of suspicions. There will always be students who do not meet the standards and that won't necessarily be the result of "inappropriate substandard reading education". Your logic is faulty. Also, adding more reading class means taking away electives and fun and inspiring activities like art, music, etc. Those activities do a lot for the overall well being of a child (but they certainly don't raise reading test scores which are so important).[/quote] But if students are reading way below grade level, maybe they will benefit more from reading intervention than from art and music. Or maybe they won't; I don't know. Nonetheless, while art and music do a lot for the overall well-being of a child, so does being able to read.[/quote]
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