This isn't an excuse, but maybe part of the problem is that schools haven't evolved in the way they teach. Information doesn't move the way it used to, kids br

This isn't an excuse, but maybe part of the problem is that schools haven't evolved in the way they teach. Information doesn't move the way it used to, kids brains and attention spans are different, so maybe tying kids to chairs and lecturing them doesn't work like it used to and teachers are paying the price for it. Not saying the teachers are to blame or that parents aren't part of the problem, just that there may be a bigger issue in play as well.