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I don’t think it’s zero sum, there’s no reason most districts couldn’t add 2-weeks to the school year. That being said, they fact that reading math scores are
by cascom 5y ago
I don’t think it’s zero sum, there’s no reason most districts couldn’t add 2-weeks to the school year.
That being said, they fact that reading math scores are so low in many places my pre-supposed “advanced” topics life financial literacy.
- whatshisface 5y agoAdding two weeks to the school year subtracts two weeks from the things kids learn when they're not bored to death and controlled.
- cascom 5y agoThat could well be the case - though I think if you looked at most kids, two weeks less of video games could be found in their schedules
- joshuaheard 5y agoMake the school year full time. It would give more time for these classes, make it easier on working parents, and give kids more time to learn. I would require basic law, accounting, and economics classes.