Could it be that deep down inside these Trumpsters know that there is no invisible sky guy and no heaven too? It might help to explain their lack of compassion and empathy. Or they might just be stupid.
Most 8th graders aren't really ready for Algebra. The brain doesn't really start to transition to abstract thinking until around age 13 and strong abstract thinking is necessary for Algebra.
I made myself really unpopular at my children's high school "math" class on parent/teacher night, when I pointed out that teaching students to use a calculator was NOT the same thing as teaching arithmatic.
Yup,I have been fighting that war for 58 years. Congratulations to us.
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"Conway’s soul ain’t getting into heaven anytime soon"
Assumes "soul" not in evidence...
Do we know how many were turned away thanks to voter suppression?
Dog Libelz!!!
They need to examine the provisional ballots, because those are the voters who were blocked from voting.
Could it be that deep down inside these Trumpsters know that there is no invisible sky guy and no heaven too? It might help to explain their lack of compassion and empathy. Or they might just be stupid.
And why do some people have to spend hours standing on line to exercise their most essential right as a citizen?
How many stood on line only to walk away due to family or job responsibilities before filling out a ballot?
The inequality of our voting access is disgraceful as well.
We've had 4 different math curriculums in 10 years, this is normalish around the country. It might help if we stuck with one.
Most 8th graders aren't really ready for Algebra. The brain doesn't really start to transition to abstract thinking until around age 13 and strong abstract thinking is necessary for Algebra.
Bbbbbbutttt... if you don't know history, ya don't hafta lie!
Kellyanne: "Ooooh, shiny!", goes chasing shiny thing into the street....
Q: What was too long and hard for Kellyanne Conway?
A: Third grade
I'll settle for financial literacy. Sex ed too, if there's time and space.
I made myself really unpopular at my children's high school "math" class on parent/teacher night, when I pointed out that teaching students to use a calculator was NOT the same thing as teaching arithmatic.
Ashes and glass as far as the eye can see
YER WRONG!1!!! I didn't check and I already forgave myself so nana nana boo boo!