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Anger and snark with nothing to say, and seem to ignore that my anecdote is just a counter to yet another anecdote, not evidence. > To be blunt, I never confla
by slothtrop 2y ago
Anger and snark with nothing to say, and seem to ignore that my anecdote is just a counter to yet another anecdote, not evidence.
> To be blunt, I never conflated a fucking thing.
Look up the comment tree to the original question you responded to. Teaching kids gradeschool-level math/science is not the same thing as helping with homework.
> It's why there's so much consternation about common core and "new math,"
There's far more consternation about "discovery-based learning" curriculums and disruption in classrooms.
> We've got 60 years of popular culture that has actively ridiculed parents who DON'T help their kids with their studies.
This was also pulled out of thin air.
- MisterBastahrd 2y ago> Look up the comment tree to the original question you responded to. Teaching kids gradeschool-level math/science is not the same thing as helping with homework Your reading comprehension is as poor as your communication skills. Teaching them things they don't know to shore up what they learned in class is EXACTLY what helping them with their homework is about. Child: "I don't understand X." Parent: "Well, let's go over your materials to help you understand what X is." This is NORMAL. It is also TEACHING. > There's far more consternation about "discovery-based learning" curriculums and disruption in classrooms. I can tell you've never been a parent or spoken to parents. > This was also pulled out of thin air LOL.