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Charlemagne  

re: act 2022 results indicate lack of college preparedness

Oct 31, 2022
Our educational system slowly sank into the cesspool of third world education over the past decades. Our politicians were not really paying attention to the lack of teacher abilities or learning shortcomings from the students. The results of the SAT and ACT tests come as no surprise to me. Nobody has paid attention the the performance of our children in these tests for a long time. This is our publicly funded school system at is finest. The children cannot even write in cursive anymore these days, which used to be one of the most basic lessons taught in school. It is precisely because of the lack of proper educational focus in public schools that I took my kid out and home schooled him instead. Granted I still hire a tutor to help him with his modules and he still learns the same curriculum as everyone else, with some exceptions, but I feel like my little ones have performed better than their public school counterparts at every turn. With every assessment test they take, their results are similar to privately educated students. So there is a problem with the educational system, but only the tax supported ones. Parents with students in public schools should be up in arms about these results.
Maxwell  

re: act 2022 results indicate lack of college preparedness

Oct 29, 2022
The previous parent has not consider the real meaning of these assessment tests. These are here to help us understand and measure the intellectual growth, or lack thereof, of the student.

As parents we learn how well our children studied during the year or, what aspects of their education needs further help. It tells the school board if the teachers are worth the salary that our tax dollars pay them. There was a thread here before that discussed how the system employees ESL teachers to cut on costs. This should also be seen as one of the reasons why our children perform lower than expected. What can they learn from non American teachers right?

This and other tests tell us what we already know but refused to accept. Our education system is in a rut and our children are the victims. Rather than trying to lay blame, stop complaining and whining. Think of how we can fix the problem without the help of the useless board of educators.
Elmer  

re: act 2022 results indicate lack of college preparedness

Oct 28, 2022
Why does it matter what score our children achieve in the ACT or SAT? Okay, so these are the benchmarks by which they will be assessed for college preparedness. Low scores mean they may not even get into college. Does that mean the end of the world for the students? Absolutely not. It just means that technical and vocational schools will be a more viable option for them.

I mean observe your children. Notice how their scores show they may not be good in learning theory? Then compare that to the scores they get in Shop, Home Ec (for schools that have it), or PE. Exactly. These kids, they all excel in different fields. As the parents, our job is to make sure that we identify what they are good at and encourage these skills for their future needs.

I would be proud of my car mechanic son just as I would be if he became a doctor. I would encourage my daughter who wants to open a pop up restaurant in the same way that I would support my Financial Analysit daughter who dreams of a Wall Street career.

The ACT scores do not doom them to a life of hardship. It could very well be the other way around. Do not be so quick to judge your own blood since, you are judging yourself as a parent in the process.
Allison  

re: ai writing software: the solution to academic and independent writer hiring problems?

Oct 27, 2022
Being an educator who has caught students using plagiarized papers or papers coming from writing mills, I have to say that the emergence of these AI writing software has been helpful to my students in terms of writing their papers. I know, it creates "word salad" most of the time for the students, who, if not advised to correct these empty sentences, would submit it as is. However, I want them to learn what makes a research paper bad or good. So I appreciate the word salad very much. It encourages the student to read the paper and fix it before submitting it to me.

Truth be told, I have encouraged my students to use writing software whenever possible, specially when they feel stuck when writing a paper. Sometimes all they need is a form of encouragement or support, a point in the right direction. All of which an AI writing software can provide. I can identify when a writing software was used for the assignment. Yet, I do not mark down the student for it because he obviously made an effort to fix most of the paper to meet my requirements. He did not pay someone else to write his paper for him and that, is something I will always reward with a passing grade.
Claire  

re: universities lied about campus available student housing

Oct 26, 2022
Some people may find this funny but I chose to experience the vanlife for my college years. Well, technically, it isn't a refurbished / renovated van but actually a small RV that my parents are helping me pay for as my "first house". I figure that it would help me own my "first house" as a college student and now, seeing how housing has become a problem for my classmates and other schoolmates, I cannot help but feel that I made the right decision.

My parents were willing to help me pay for an off campus apartment anyway so living in an RV and an RV community was not something they were going to be against. In fact, they feel safer that I am living in an RV community near the campus rather than in an apartment. The security in and out of the compound is far stricter than those in regular guarded and secured apartment buildings. I find that living in this open community of young and old alike has given me a better and more rounded college experience so far.

Colleges and universities should be more upfront about the available living spaces next semester. They should have better booking control and realize that when they "misbook" any sort of quarters, they are truly lying to the student who needs a quiet place to study and rest after attending gruelling classes all day. I hope students do not trust the student housing services so quickly next semester.
Lowndes  

re: ai writing software: the solution to academic and independent writer hiring problems?

Oct 25, 2022
The previous post was obviously written by an academic writer whose line of income has been affected by the emergence of writing software. Students and parents alike are satisfied with the writing software not only because of the financial savings, but because it eliminates the need to constantly request for revisions. Why? Precisely because of the "word salad" that the AI creates. The student is conscious that the paper is not perfect, then again, what sort of paper written by a computer would be right? They make allowances for the software shortcomings and fill in the gaps. The result? Better scoring papers that professors do not suspect of being plagiarized or cut and paste from other sources. The system allows the student to create a personalized paper that is free from possible suspicions once submitted for a grade. Precisely because the paper is an original. The student does not waste time trying to guide the incompetent academic writer from a 3rd world nation towards simply completing (but not creating a perfect paper) the task for the student. If the student has to waste that much time with revisions, then he should not be paying major bucks for the paper. Since he had to teach the writer how to write the paper in the first place.
Aonouka  

re: ai writing software: the solution to academic and independent writer hiring problems?

Oct 25, 2022
Students and parents who have unshakeable faith in these writing softwares cannot tell the difference between a real paper written by an actual person and word salad. Yes, word salad. Word salad is what an AI software produces. It has contents that might relate to the work that the person needs, but deeper reading will prove that it is empty and devoid of any actual substance.

It just contains sentences that go around in circles based upon the keywords that the student inputs into the program. It sounds intelligent, well written, but not properly researched. So the student still has to clean up the paper and put it into a usable form. Why would I pay such an amount for an AI that does not deliver in the same way that an actual academic writer would? That does not make sense. Does it really teach the student to write the paper? Or does it just seem that way?

An AI is incapable of learning, a human writer learns and definitely can adjust the content of the paper as the student needs it to be. I would rethink purchasing a writing software AI if I were a parent being asked to buy it by my kid. I would not waste my money that way.
Gillian  

re: universities lied about campus available student housing

Oct 24, 2022
I was a victim of the over booking in the campus apartments and dormitories too. This semester I have had to stay with some classmates at a local inn where we can book a room for 3 months at a time. It is not ideal since we thought and were prepared to stay at our usual university assigned housing, where we would have a student apartment and several rooms rather than a compressed sleeping space. Our apartment was "accidentally" reassigned even as we paid in advance for the booking. No, it was actually double booked for some reason and since we arrived later than expected the new students got the place instead. We are now on hold waiting for a new apartment to be assigned. In the meantime, the university has agreed to pay our monthly room rental and other expenses amounting to the monthly rent and meal allowances of the school apartment while we wait. At least the rent is the least of our problems. We still do not like this set up though. The apartment we paid for on campus had 4 rooms for 8 people. We are renting 1 room for 8 people. Yes, it is a nightmare to even have to commute to the school from our location but there is nothing we can do about it.
Oprah  

re: parents forcing their children to become repeaters

Oct 23, 2022
I will be one of the first to admit that I was dismayed to see the results of my son for the first post pandemic academic year. He was formerly a stellar honor and award winning student who seemed to struggle to learn upon his return to the classroom. He had a shorter attention span, did not really seem interested in attending classes, and basically, became lazy with regards to learning when he returned to school. This was not the son that I was familiar of and very proud of. So I asked him what the problem was. He said he needed academic help. While I also thought of asking him to repeat the grade to help him get a study "tune-up", I knew that insulting his intelligence was not the answer to the problem.

Instead, I suggested that he spend the summer preparing for his next academic year by attending learning programs online and in person. I threw in some fun sports activities into the mix as he was interested in. There was nothing wrong with this type of learning encouragement. He would be learning the classes in advance, which would be more helpful to him since it would combine his previous and future lessons. The merger would allow him to review his previous problem learning points, while integrating it into his future lessons. He would be enhancing his auditory and motor functions through sports that he enjoyed, so he would get better PE grades the next year. I found that this method was just what my son needed to get back to his usual academic excellence / standards. More fun studies and sports activities over the summer allowed him to get back to pole position in school.

What am I driving at? Repeating a grade does not help the student. If you want to help your kid, then help him by finding a way to learn better and more efficiently.
Abujhani  

re: act 2022 results indicate lack of college preparedness

Oct 21, 2022
I do not really understand why a parent would think that a child's performance in the test is not of concern in regards to his college preparedness. The point of this test is to allow the student to better assess his ability to complete proper academic study in his field of interest to help him perform professionally on the job. Yes, I find the dismal performance of the high school students this year quite concerning because it means my child needs to take a gap year before attending college. That means an extra expense for me because my agreement with him is that if he fails to get the target grades for his course, then he will take a gap year by attending community college and taking some courses to help him better prepare for college. Which is a financial waste of a semester or a year as far as I am concerned. He barely met the target grade for his course and I am now considereding holding him back from regular enrollment because his current scores and grades will not get him into his 1st university choice. He knows he is not suited for his first choice university and is willing to settle for his second choice, if he manages to get accepted. What do you guys think? Should I pay for community college or let him settle for his second choice since he feels it is better than taking a gap year the way we discussed it?
Manx  

universities lied about campus available student housing

Oct 19, 2022
I am one of the college freshmen this semester who thought I would be living an ideal college dorm life. My parents proudly paid for my dorm room for the full semester so I would not need to worry about anything but my studies. Little did we know that I would be living in a dorm room hell instead.

A room that was supposed to be good for 2 was actually a room for 4. Since I checked in late, I ended upon a floor mattress in the room along with another student. I lucked out in the sense that my parents did not drop me off, I love myself. I doubt I would have been allowed to stay in the dorm if they saw the overcrowded set-up. Now I realize I should have taken up their offer to rent an apartment for me. Now I live in a sardine can instead. At least we are all fully vaccinated against Covid.

Now, I found out that I am not the only one duped by a university. I saw an article and a YT video depicting homelessness among college students. At least I am not sleeping in my car at a Walmart parking lot. Should I consider myself lucky then?
Quinn  

re: parents forcing their children to become repeaters

Oct 17, 2022
Parents asking the school to make their children repeat a grade refuse to accept their failure as parents. That they neglected to completely guide their children's learning during and after the pandemic. They knew that the learning field had already changed and their children were struggling during that time. Rather than getting them the help they needed to transition properly to the new learning ways, they let their own children flounder. Now, they children are barely surviving in the educational system and they have decided that they would like to see their children struggle to survive rather than throwing them a life preserve. Having them repeat a grade is not helping them. That is insulting their intelligence and telling them " You failed me as my child and as a student. I am ashamed of you." That is not the right message to give any child at any learning level. These parents should be ashamed of themselves. They are making their children suffer for their parental shortcomings.
Adney  

re: act 2022 results indicate lack of college preparedness

Oct 15, 2022
College assessment tests only look at the theoretical preparedness of a high schooler to attend college or university. It does not comprise the overall learning results for the student. We have to remember that these tests are considered along with the extra curricular activities, community participation, and subject interests pursuits of the potential college student. It is not based on high school academic theories alone. I am not going to panic about the results of the ACT exams this year because the article that this comment was based on did not consider the other assessment points for potential college students. We also have to remember that America has one of the worst educational system in the world these days so the results of academic theory testing should come as no surprise to any high schooler parent. If we do not take the initiative to enroll our kids in after school learning activities, our children will barely learn anything and most likely, not be prepared for college at all.
Sabitha  

re: ai writing software: the solution to academic and independent writer hiring problems?

Oct 15, 2022
The AI writing software is actually a Godsend in my opinion. I have definitely never seen my kids so interested in completing their research work, opinion essays, and any other sort of writing assignment for school. As we all know, our kids will be interested in doing any sort of physical activity, but not any writing activities.

That is why these academic freelancers and writing companies manage to fleece our kids out of their allowances and the parents, out of their hard earned salaries, even though neither of them actually peform as expected. The kids are excited by the idea of an app that gets half the homework done, with them only needing to tweak or improve the content to better suit the class it will be used for.

Gone are the revision headaches that these writers and companies endlessly cause. No more missed deadlines, no misinterpreted writing instructions, no more problems that come with hiring writing services. Just none. The kids think of writing their papers like a game now. What they do not realize is that they are actually learning academic honesty and developing a much needed professional skill for future use.

I do believe that the scam writing companies and freelancers that misrepresent their actual writing skills and academic training have their days numbered. The students now have a legitimate recourse for their writing needs. One that they can actually submit for a grade without worrying about the potential for academic dishonesty charges being used against them as blackmail in the future.
Berry  

act 2022 results indicate lack of college preparedness

Oct 13, 2022
So, the college preparedness of our high school graduates this year appears to be the most pathetic of all the generations that have taken the ACT tests. None of them managed to meet the benchmark scores for STEM, English, and other subjects. What does this mean? Have our children been turned stupid by the pandemic? Or are we panicking over nothing? Are they just adjusting to the new learning methods? I find this result worrisome since my own children will be taking the SAT and ACT in the coming years. I would hate to find out that I failed them as a parent because I did not focus on their home schooling during the lockdown.

Yes, I do not lay blame with the educational system in this case. I failed my children as a parent because I did not increase their educational exposure when I needed to because I did not understand what was going on. With the disappointing results of the ACT scores this year, I hope parents rethink sending their children off to college too soon.

I hope they take a proper gap year to help them better prepare academically for college. Not by having them repeat a grade or anything, but by increasing their college learning abilities through preparatory college course. I would say, have them study short term courses online for their possible majors or attend community college first, taking a few prep courses before moving them on to the colleges or universities. Eitherway, the ACT gives the parents a chance to fix what is wrong with their children's college preparedness.
Garland  

re: parents forcing their children to become repeaters

Oct 12, 2022
Parents have to accept that times have changed since the pandemic. We used to focus on achievements for our children because we took pride in his academic accomplishments. It was something we could brag about to our family, friends, and anybody who would listen to us. That is no longer relevant in today's times. Our children have gotten used a new way of learning over the years, only to be thrust back into the classroom just as they were adjusting to the hybrid learning system. The result? Confused students who need to relearn what it is like and what it means to learn in a classroom setting. Sure there will be grades affected and academic accomplishments no longer met. Cut them some slack. They are doing the best that they can in an academic world the government decided to mess up. It is not that our children forgot how to learn, it is that they have having to adjust to the new learning system. There is no such thing as going back to the Old Normal. It is the New Normal all the way, and that includes academic achievements, As long as the grades brought home are decent, that tells me my kid is learning and finding his way in the new academic world. That is good enough for me.
Anni  

re: ai writing software: the solution to academic and independent writer hiring problems?

Oct 10, 2022
Hey, I am thrilled to learn of a fellow parent considering purchasing AI writing software for their student kid. Let me tell you, I purchased the software / membership for my son and I could not be happier with the results. The AI has actually encouraged him to start writing his own papers. At first he was only enthused by finding the sources for the research and opinion papers he was feeding into the program. He found it entertaining that he could just type in a few keywords or post the citation for the research (per paragraph) and he would get a complete essay by the end of it.

We would often review the content of the AI developed paper and have a good laugh at it. Sure there are times when the AI seems to be just writing empty paragraphs but then, I found that my son often caught on to these sections and took the initiative to give the paragraphs more meaning. The result? He has never had better grades for his written work ! To top it off, I no longer had to keep giving him my credit card number to use for paying these revision riddled papers from unreliable writing companies and freelance writers.

I say give it a try. You have more to lose by continuing to hire these ESL writing companies and writers that constantly lie about their actual writing credentials, leading to non-submitted papers or missed deadlines. Let me know how it works out for you.
Anette  

re: pronoun usage in classrooms and in essays

Oct 7, 2022
It was my personal choice to adjust my pronoun usage in all of the papers that I write for my classes. That is because transgender students exist in my school and they prefer to be addressed in a certain way. Since my school does not recognize their freedom to choose their gender reference, it often causes problems in class assignments, opinion papers, and research presentations. My best friend is even a transgender person so I understand how painful it is for them to not be addressed by the pronoun of their choice. It was through him that I learned how they are offended when addressed by a pronoun not of their choosing, but they have no problem with simply not having any gender reference at all in discussions or papers that we write for class. It was my decision to stop using pronouns when writing my papers and I have to say, I did have a bit of a tough time adjusting to the non-gender reference papers but I did get used to doing it. Now, I no longer have to make that conscious effort. It is second nature to me not to use pronouns anymore in my presentations. My teachers have no problem with my writing style and I am sure that my classmates do not have a problem with it either. It just takes some getting used to but, once it becomes the norm, it will definitely bring a lot of peace to the classrooms.
Kelly  

ai writing software: the solution to academic and independent writer hiring problems?

Oct 6, 2022
My daughter who seems to live inside the internet knows her way around the web in a manner that often amazes me. She comes to me with these academic help tools that she wants me to purchase for her because "it will make my life easier" and save me money on her education in the long run. It was during the pandemic lockdown when she asked me to help her pay for academic writing services so that she could pay more attention to catching up with the reading materials for her various classes. Seeing as how she never failed to provide me reasons to trust her academic decisions, I obliged her request.

While finding the best writer to help her with her written work proved to be a bit of a problem, I never lost faith that she would eventually figure things out for herself and find a balance between her written work and academic readings. So, it came as no suprise to me when she came to me over the weekend with a proposal. She wants me to buy a software essay writing tool. She found it online and things it is a gift from the heavens.

I am on the fence about purchasing this for her, even though the membership / purchase fee creates a one time academic writing expense for us on a yearly basis. Has anyone here used this AI service? What are your experiences? Would you suggest that students use this rather than hiring academic writers?
Peter Philip  

re: pronoun usage in classrooms and in essays

Sep 30, 2022
Why all of these discussions over simple pronoun usage? I do not understand what direction these teachers are taking our children when it comes to learning these days. I understand that education should evolve and reflect changing times. However, I do not believe that insisting on changing genders on paper classifies as correct or an imperative need.

Only in America do we force students and teachers to adjust their pronoun usage. I have spoken to parents across the world in chat groups and other forums and their schools have not added to, replaced, or adjusted their pronoun usage. They are still using the traditional gender references and insist that students identify as their born gender and pronoun reference. They have no problem with students being whatever they want to be in terms of gender identification, as long as they refer to themselves in the normal manner within documents and professional settings.

I believe America does too much to humor this emerging community. Why not leave well enough alone? Until their genitals are replaced, the students do not get to change their pronoun references.
Amber  

re: parents forcing their children to become repeaters

Sep 30, 2022
As a parent, I have always done what I can to help my child achieve his fullest potential as a student. I would consider it a personal failure if my child performed badly in any class. That would mean I have let him fall through the cracks and I have not done what I can for him to prevent his failure. Low grades for me does not mean he should repeat the year, specially if he did not fail the class. Rather, I would get him additional academic help.

I would like to thank this chatroom for opening my eyes to the usefulness of Exam Consultants. While my child is already enrolled at a learning center near his school for after school reviews and assignment help, their teachers cannot really help my child prepare for his tests because that is not their focus. I found an exam consultant online who helped prepare my child for scheduled and pop quizzes. He enjoyed the exam activities and actually looked forward to taking tests in any form. His grades tell me that this is money well spent.

Between the learning center and exam consultants, I have no worries or stress with regards to the academic performance of my child. There is no way I would ever force my child to become a repeater because I did my best as a parent to assist his learning needs as he eases into hybrid classes from the pandemic phase.
Sonair  

re: exam consultants: the future of academic writing

Sep 28, 2022
I am guessing that exam consultants are only useful to students in grades K-12. These are the academic years that follow specific examination formats of the basic kind. Easily taught by exam consultants and even more easily learned by the students. The actual job of the exam consultant is exam preparation through the use of an exam based tutoring style. That is all they are, glorified tutors with fancy sounding job titles meant to up their professional profile.

Do not misunderstand me. I appreciate the job that these people do. They took the reviewing task away from me when it came to helping my kids prepare for their tests. Helping them prep was something I simply could not do anymore since I am trying my best to hold down 3 jobs while caring for a household of 6, including my WFH husband.

There are simply not enough hours during the day for me or my husband to help our kids out with academic prep work. I am thankful that exam consultants exist and I highly encourage other parents to hire an exam consultant for their child whenever it is necessary for them to do so. It is no easy task to help our kids prepare for their regularly scheduled exams. We as parents, do not need that added pressure.
Halston  

re: parents forcing their children to become repeaters

Sep 27, 2022
Parents who want their children to keep achieving academically need not look towards having their children repeat a grade or year level in school. They should look heavily into hiring an assignment assistant for their kids instead. Let the kids be kids. Allow them to enjoy their young lives without the added pressure of school assignments and projects. Assignment assistants should take the bulk of the academic worry from them. Their job as kids should be to enjoy life while learning only from their reading assignments. They still have to take the tests afterall. For anything else related to school, parents should look into professionally outsourcing those tasks. Everything from assignments, research papers, essays, even physical projects should be the responsibility of assignment assistants. These are the basic foundations of the kid's grades anyway. They need time to ease back into the learning system, even if it is edtech based. They need more than 2 years to get used to the demands of academic life again. Give them the help they need, hire an assignment assistant. You will be thankful you did it. Your kids will be happy and as parents, you will be happier since you won't have to stress about harassing the kids to get their schoolwork done.
Moni-Q  

re: teachers that cannot spell

Sep 27, 2022
I have to disagree with the idea that only the ESL teachers trying to pass themselves off as ENL speakers just because they passed the CBEST are the problem in the classroom. The teachers overall are the problem. i do not know if it is the pandemic that has made them too lazy to properly teach the students or, if they just do not care about their jobs anymore because of the low wages. Whatever the reason, the teachers are just not inspired to do well at their jobs these days.

No, I do not believe that low wages and almost endless work hours are the reasons for their disenchantment with their jobs. I believe that it is more because they are not being inspired by the students themselves to do a good job. When IoT invaded the classroom, the teachers lost more than just their classroom authority, they lost the interest of the students. They became reliant on modules and automated systems that made their jobs easier. So it did not matter if they could spell, teach, or inspire their students to learn. They just lost interest in their jobs period. So they just use their authority to keep any questioning parent or student at bay. All they care about is the paycheck and the school principals and school boards let them get away with it.
Janvi  

re: the return of corporal punishment

Sep 23, 2022
I totally agree. If there are safe spaces and lines that teachers cannot cross when dealing with their students, then how are teachers supposed to teach and how are the students to learn that the world is not composed of safe spaces and treatment from other people that are stacked in their favor? These are things that students can only learn through corporal punishment in school. Do not focus on the word corporal, that is why there are people who immediately disagree with the punishment. These do not have to be the same corrective procedures our parents and grandparents passed through as students. There are newer ways of serving up corporal punishment without seeming too dictatorial. I am totally in support of academic community service as a form of corporal punishment as mentioned in one of the previous threads. It builds character and teaches the students about real life in a way that I think we are too protected from these days because of unreasonable "wokeness" in all avenues of life.
Sienna  

re: parents forcing their children to become repeaters

Sep 22, 2022
Parents these days are all about achievements rather than actual learning. They somehow have created this idea in their minds that if their child does not achieve a certain grade point average or have a continous string of consistent A's in class, then the child has failed. They are punishing their children for something that is not their fault. They have decided that the child has not learned enough during the schoolyear not because the teacher was not good, but because the student simply did not care to perform when their parents knew they could. So, even thought he child has not failed academically, he has failed in his parent's eyes and must therefore be punished. It is not going to help him learn to keep pounding in the same lessons into his head. He needs a break. Remember, all the students are still easing back into the academic rigors since the blended learning and Covid lockdowns changed the way students learn. Give them a break. As long as they have not failed any classes and the school is not the one asking him to repeat a grade, why punish him?
Bookam  

re: pronoun usage in classrooms and in essays

Sep 20, 2022
This is so true. I have already had several clients hire me to write non-pronoun based or modern pronouns referenced papers. Their woke teachers and professors kept returning their papers not because the content was wrong or irrelevant, but because the students used traditional pronouns out of habit.

They were in grammar school earlier in the new century so they still learned the tradittonal way of writing papers. It is not their fault that they automatically write as they were taught but, they should not be punished for it either. By hiring a writer trained to write in woke ways, the student in some they do not fail the assignment or project just because of pronoun usage problems.

Truth be told, some students even hire me to teach them how to write in the woke method. something I am glad to do even if it means losing them as a client. Why? Well, it means I was able to actually teach them something they can regularly use in their current and future classes.
Marcos  

re: pronoun usage in classrooms and in essays

Sep 19, 2022
Seasoned academic writers will not have a problem with writing general essays with no pronoun usage. Neither will it be a problem for us to come up with papers that need to be written using the "woke" form of essay writing that has been slowly emerging in the classrooms. There is absolutely no need to home school the students when other writing help is available for them. Seriously writing an essay or research paper should be the last thing on the student's mind at this point.

The reason you and your child are having a hard time completing these papers is because of the bias your brains unconsciously carry. It balks at the thought of having to change what it has gotten used to and therefore, creates the wrong references unwittingly. Professional writers can help avoid such unconscious errors in writing. Which is why you and your kid/s need our help going forward in this academic year.

Leave the heavy lifting (and pronoun usage remembering) to the writers. As a parent, it is not your duty to oversupervise their lessons and their completion of these. Go worry about something else like their physical science project or something. Let the worries fall to the people who can actually help the student, the academic writing professionals.
Albanese  

re: pronoun usage in classrooms and in essays

Sep 18, 2022
As a parent who personally tutors my children and oversees their essay writing assignments, I have also been finding it difficult to guide them in the writing of their papers. That is because of the "woke" teachers who do their best not to "offend" their students who may have sexual orientation issues in their class. The problem, is that the papers my children's papers come across as unreadable, senseless, and lacking in proper direction. All because of 2 things:

1. The teacher would rather they do not use any pronouns in their papers;
2. If necessary, then the teacher would like them to use "new" pronouns rather than the traditional ones.

This is where the problem comes in. I have always taught my children to address people by their obvious gender roles (nothing wrong with that right? ) so they do the same in their papers. It is automatic for them since they were raised to know that a man is a man (not a non-menstruating person) and a woman is a woman (not a menstruation person). They receive a failing score each time they accidentally use correct gender pronouns. The teacher will not accept logical reasoning to change their scores. It is confusing them so much that I am thinking of simply homeschooling them and releasing them into this confusing educational system only when they reach college, when I cannot guide their learning interests anymore. What do you guys think about that?
Morgana  

parents forcing their children to become repeaters

Sep 15, 2022
I do not know how to receive the news that parents themselves have decided, in most cases, to hold their children back a grade these days. Not because their children failed their classes, that could have been fixed in summer school, but because they are not confident that their children actually know how to learn. They believe that the pandemic has caused their children to forget how to learn and that their grades do not reflect their actual ability meet the mark in terms of academic standards. Where are these parents coming from? Why add that sort of pressure and disappointment to the children who are already struggling in the new school environment? What make them feel less that what they are? Why isn't it enough that the child did not fail his classes and qualified to move up to the next grade level? These decisions just do not make sense and I cannot understand why the schools are going along with this silliness. My child for one, knows that he did his best and since he passed all his classes, has nothing to worry about. He has not disappointed his parents or anyone else. He is good enough. That is all that matters.


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