Anonymous wrote:The "wow. Who cares. It was almost correct " posters are the reasons we lag behind the rest of the world. You have to expect your own educators to be able tonproduce work that is correct.

Also, it wasn't just that one error. It was very poorly written. Plug the passage into chat gpt and it will explain why.

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Anonymous wrote:The "wow. Who cares. It was almost correct " posters are the reasons we lag behind the rest of the world. You have to expect your own educators to be able tonproduce work that is correct.

Also, it wasn't just that one error. It was very poorly written. Plug the passage into chat gpt and it will explain why.

You are assuming teachers wrote this? Doubt it. That’s the work of central office staff.

Anonymous wrote:The "wow. Who cares. It was almost correct " posters are the reasons we lag behind the rest of the world. You have to expect your own educators to be able tonproduce work that is correct.

Also, it wasn't just that one error. It was very poorly written. Plug the passage into chat gpt and it will explain why.

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Anonymous wrote:Is this a one year goal because it's ridiculous if it is?

It's not ridiculous. Go watch the movie Stand and Deliver.

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Anonymous wrote:So we are all super concerned that the school missed one word? Even though everyone reading it can fully understand what is being stated? Got it.

And we wonder why people don’t want to go into teaching.

TBH, what annoys me is that the school will invest extra time and resources into only Hispanic students to meet this goal rather than just trying to help everyone. To me, that’s the problem. My friend who is a teacher calls this out all the time- she says that she is told to only worry about her “black and brown babies.” She says that even though her class is 75% white and that some of those white kids struggle just as much as the POC kids, they are truly not worried about. That was eye opening to me and is way more concerning than a school leaving out a word in their goal.

That was not a typo. Whoever wrote it doesn’t understand the concept.

How do you know? I found it easy to understand even with the word missing. I truly hope that the wording of the goal is not something that school teams are stressing over. Instead, I hope they are spending time working on strategies to help the kids.

People on this thread who are nitpicking really are part of the problem. As is the central office that is passing this goal down to the school level. Instead, we should have a district-wide goal with implementable strategies provided.

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Anonymous wrote:So we are all super concerned that the school missed one word? Even though everyone reading it can fully understand what is being stated? Got it.

And we wonder why people don’t want to go into teaching.

TBH, what annoys me is that the school will invest extra time and resources into only Hispanic students to meet this goal rather than just trying to help everyone. To me, that’s the problem. My friend who is a teacher calls this out all the time- she says that she is told to only worry about her “black and brown babies.” She says that even though her class is 75% white and that some of those white kids struggle just as much as the POC kids, they are truly not worried about. That was eye opening to me and is way more concerning than a school leaving out a word in their goal.

That was not a typo. Whoever wrote it doesn’t understand the concept.

Anonymous wrote:So we are all super concerned that the school missed one word? Even though everyone reading it can fully understand what is being stated? Got it.

And we wonder why people don’t want to go into teaching.

TBH, what annoys me is that the school will invest extra time and resources into only Hispanic students to meet this goal rather than just trying to help everyone. To me, that’s the problem. My friend who is a teacher calls this out all the time- she says that she is told to only worry about her “black and brown babies.” She says that even though her class is 75% white and that some of those white kids struggle just as much as the POC kids, they are truly not worried about. That was eye opening to me and is way more concerning than a school leaving out a word in their goal.

Anonymous wrote:Is this a one year goal because it's ridiculous if it is?

Anonymous wrote:So we are all super concerned that the school missed one word? Even though everyone reading it can fully understand what is being stated? Got it.

And we wonder why people don’t want to go into teaching.

TBH, what annoys me is that the school will invest extra time and resources into only Hispanic students to meet this goal rather than just trying to help everyone. To me, that’s the problem. My friend who is a teacher calls this out all the time- she says that she is told to only worry about her “black and brown babies.” She says that even though her class is 75% white and that some of those white kids struggle just as much as the POC kids, they are truly not worried about. That was eye opening to me and is way more concerning than a school leaving out a word in their goal.

Anonymous wrote:This post is such drama. It’s 43 percentage points. Everyone understands the intended goal even if worded incorrectly. Surely this is not what we are dinging teachers and administrators on currently.