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Reply to "No Textbooks in Elementary School; All of FCPS, or Just Schools Near Me?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Textbooks are an outdated practice that are expensive, inflexible, and disliked by students. Schools across the country have stopped using them.[/quote] Public schools across the country have stopped using them and justify this by talking about the "expense" of purchasing them. Instead they are spending that money on Chromebooks which have full internet access because everyone knows children have the self-control to focus on the math problems they are supposed to be doing on the screen instead of Youtube videos. In the meantime Catholic schools are still using textbooks and we can all see the terrible results they are getting in educating children of all socioeconomic backgrounds. [/quote] Are catholic schools doing any better than FCPS? Do you have any data to back up your assertion? [/quote] Why can’t you look things up on your own? Here’s the data: https://www.educationnext.org/catholic-schools-are-a-rare-bright-spot-in-nations-report-card-2022-data/[/quote] I don't see any mention of FCPS there [/quote] Ugh, the PO asked about Catholic schools’ data [/quote] PP asked for data that catholics are doing better than FCPS. Logically, that would require FCPS data to answer [/quote] How hard is that to look up, lazy DCUM[/quote]
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