[ SECRET POST #2791 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2791 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Fandom Confessions

[dethtoll]

I speak from a US-centric perspective because I'm from the US -- but that doesn't mean I don't consider the contributions of people outside my perspective. It's just that the state of the English speaking part of the internet -- which is, you know, most of it -- is largely being driven by the US.

When I was in high school I think I took about 5, maybe 6 standardized tests. We would spend maybe a couple weeks beforehand preparing for it. The way schools in the US and the UK and I think Canada as well are doing it, they teach to the test year-round now.

Re: Fandom Confessions

[diet_poison]

they teach to the test year-round now.

I'm definitely not a "get off my lawn!"-er, but gah, THIS makes me mad. Education has become an enormous clusterfuck and it's continually getting worse.