nattys5thtoenail
goofball
- Oct 6, 2024
- 119
So in the United States there seems to be a growing problem with illiteracy in schools, which I don't understand? It's literally your own language, how the fuck are you going to survive in life if you can't even read?? I'm not talking about dyslexic people, and even if you are dyslexic I've seen lots of dyslexic people whom with the right interventions got the help they needed and became avid readers. But I'm seeing neurotypical kids in school literally struggle to spell and write basic words. In other countries even if they're uneducated I rarely see this as a huge problem, because it shouldn't be…ITS YOUR OWN LANGUAGE
Also why are SLD's so common in the United States? Are they over diagnosing? Because I rarely ever see this problem in other countries. I am aware that diagnostic criteria is different but I see lots of American kids struggle a lot with reading and math and at some point I'm becoming suspicious if the school is the problem rather than the child…
Also why are SLD's so common in the United States? Are they over diagnosing? Because I rarely ever see this problem in other countries. I am aware that diagnostic criteria is different but I see lots of American kids struggle a lot with reading and math and at some point I'm becoming suspicious if the school is the problem rather than the child…
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