A Liniment's Evil Work
A Livelier Twin Monks
Yeah, yeah - everyone has complained about younger generations since the beginning of time, and maybe these are all just cherry-picked examples, but I still can't help but wonder.
i tried but that woman kept shouting at mebut watch it, first, before assuming there is nothing valid to contemplate
And Iain Duncan Smith would have reintroduced workhouses in a flash if he could have got away with it.I remember reading about a Breitbart 'simplification' project before Trump's election - the mission was to return societal organisation to the 19th century UK model, which was held up as some kind of 'peak'. Knowing stuff doesn't make people happy. Better for people to live in blissful ignorance of the machinations of power and statecraft, distracted by labour and dreams of leisure.
UK people like Gove, Raab, Truss, Faridge appear to be aligned with this idea. Gove did his university dissertation on 19th century sociopolitics, as education secretary he reintroduced loads of Victorian lit to the GCSE curriculum and promoted a 19th century focus in the history curriculum.
Isn't some of the most celebrated Victorian literature - Dickens, Arthur Morrison - powerful and affecting precisely because it's an unflinching description of just how utterly fucking dreadful life was for most people in those days?
You wouldn't have got shouty women on youtube videos in our day, amirite?i tried but that woman kept shouting at me
Yeah, yeah - everyone has complained about younger generations since the beginning of time, and maybe these are all just cherry-picked examples, but I still can't help but wonder.
Careful now, or @droid will accuse you of engaging in coprophagy with @HMGovt’s Glorious Return! and @mixed_biscuits.if they are saying that the 7th grade kids are stuck in 4th grade, isnt that when covid kicked them all out of school?
i dunno how that played out in US, but shutting schools for long periods was extra-drastic for primary age kids
What age are those grades? idk us systemI don't think covid would explain things like the one teacher saying that there are people in 7th or 8th grade that are still on a second grade level, or that the 7th grade teacher has students that are as low as 1st grade level, or that her 5th graders with significant disabilities could write better than her 7th graders can now.
Maybe she's totally lying, but they can't even tell her what a 3 minute video was about even with additional help from her.
Then there was that ballet teacher that said that those recalcitrant 5 year olds that now come to her class are requesting Pound Town - I mean, WTF - If they're not getting that song from screen time, then they're getting it from where?
but I'm sure 5 yr olds learned filthy nursery rhymes since time immemorialWhat age are those grades? idk us system
What age are those grades? idk us system