This article is B.S.

Ok I misread you're statement.

insaneshane26

It's true!

Today's kids don't even know the difference between "you're" and "your"!

:D

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I'm sure you could also find plenty of studies showing that educational goals have been pushed forward dramatically over the years.

It wasn't that long ago that children only started learning to read at the age of about 5 or 6! That's inconceivable nowadays, when many children start reading in infancy.

And just a couple of decades ago you had to go to college to receive tuition in linear algebra and calculus, but now those topics are introduced in most high school math syllabuses.

Lilyanne46

I was reading when I was 3 months or so. :|

[QUOTE="insaneshane26"]

Ok I misread you're statement.

Stesilaus

It's true!

Today's kids don't even know the difference between "you're" and "your"!

:D

Xzibit sees what you did there.

Plus, some teachers are only in it for getting out their opinion to others. And they end up giving false information.

Lilyanne46

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Plus, some teachers are only in it for getting out their opinion to others. And they end up giving false information.

Lilyanne46

Yeah, that's why researching, and getting parents to teach their kids the real facts is important.

On the other hand we already see to what issues parents raise objections. The most absurd for instance being parents who might not like their children to be taught about evolution.

No that isn't true at all and Im tired of these sad aging and lets face it jealous people that keep writing articles like this, as if they didn't have ways of wasting time when they could have been doing something more practical back then.

Every generation is supposedly the "dumbest generation." Yet society, technology, etc, keep getting better and better. Hmm, funny how that works.