Teachers confront Indiana education officials over literacy license requirements

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2 thoughts on “Teachers confront Indiana education officials over literacy license requirements

  1. Why don’t they go back to the curriculum that was taught in the 1960s? My generation had no problem learning to read with a curriculum that included a strong phonics program and spelling as well.

  2. You can’t continue to ask for more $ per student if they are actually educated! Reading, writing and arithmetic is the parents expectations, social engineering is the expectation for enlightened education class!
    Sooner we get 50% homeschooling the sooner the enlightened class will pay attention. I won’t hold my breath, it is amazing how much we pay and how little we expect!

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