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America is the country that went completely buckwild with the lockdowns. No one should be surprised that this is the country that is the most damaged by this insane agenda.
People should be angry about what the government – Republicans and Democrats – did to their kids. It was a unified government agenda, just like the wars. Also like the wars, it did not make any logical sense and no one could explain why it was happening.
But here we are – a generation ruined by this hoax, and everyone is ready to line up and go vote for the same people who foisted this hoax upon the population.
Nearly 80% of US teachers say youngsters are not as prepared to start elementary school as in previous years — the most dismal percentage of any country taking part in the global survey.
About half the US teachers surveyed — 47% — blamed the lingering impact of COVID-19 disruptions for the setbacks involving their countries’ youngest pupils.
Teachers were asked in the poll, “From your experience, how do you think school readiness among children has changed in the last few years? Children are more ready for school than they were a few years ago? Children are just as school ready as they were a few years ago? Children are less ready for school than they were a few years ago”
A staggering 78% of US teachers said American students are less ready, only 4% said more ready, and 18% said just as ready or the same.
Most of the American educators noted that a significant proportion of 4- and 5-five-year-olds are unable to wash their hands, go to the toilet independently, identify numbers and letters or read simple words, including their own name.
The perceived lack of preparedness in the US was far worse than that cited by educators in the UK, the Netherlands, Brazil, South Africa and India, according to the poll conducted for the UK-based global children’s charity group Their World, in partnership with Hall & Partners.
By comparison, 60% of teachers in the UK said their youngest stucents were less ready, as did 64% of instructors in Brazil, and 55% in the Netherlands.
India bucked the trend, with 70% of teachers in the world’s most populous country saying students entering their schools were more prepared, as did 45% of South African educators.
Probably, these teachers don’t have any idea. I don’t know what this is even based on. What is “readiness”? I am sure the kids are not ready, but who are the teachers saying they are? What are the metrics here?
