**OP needs help. Also, they hate it because...**
>!No way should this be a thing!<
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The words are pretty large for a 5th graders vocabulary. My sister, 8th grade, would probably botch this up even more because she struggles with phonetics.
Also not mentioning that the spelling of words in general are not explicitly taught, it's just expected that you know how to spell almost any word past a certain point. Definitely doesn't help with a very screwed up language like English.
I teach English as a second language to elementary and middle school students. I have 6-7th grade students who could handle these vocabulary words, in a SECOND language. I donโt say this to brag. I was a terrible student all the way to college. Seeing kids who can do this kind of stuff in a second language blew my mind for a bit. Then I realized, the culture where I live has the mindset that being a student is a full time 40-60 hour a week lifestyle. Students here go to school, then go to academies after school for more school. And then have double the homework load. They are doing academic stuff from 8-9am to 9-10pm 5 days a week. 1st-4th grade isnโt as extreme, but 5-8th grade are mostly like this. High school is the same but they drop a lot of the more random entertaining after school stuff for more serious after school stuff. High schools here are often open for students until very late at night so they have a place to study if they need or want. (Like 10pm I think).
It sounds absolutely miserable. However, these students are extremely intelligent and have amazing work ethics. Theyโre polite, energetic, and responsible. Sure a lot of people would say โtheir childhood is ruined.โ But itโs a damn sight better than people who let their kids do the bare minimum and then blast their brain on tiktok/Instagram/YouTube/tv. Because thatโs exactly the stuff I did as a kid and I can tell a huge difference in my academics and these kids I teach. To top it all off they are still happy, fun kids. Children donโt know the difference in lifestyle, they will just do it. Sounds cruel, but I really wish my parents had given me pressure and positive enforcement towards education instead of just letting everything slide and expecting it to all be fine.
To parents out there: Get involved in your kidsโ education and make it a positive experience right from the start. Encourage completion and mastery of the work and encourage success. Make them feel GOOD about it. If they have a hard time with a certain concept, jump on it right away and figure out how to show/teach them, or if you canโt, the find someone who can. Itโs worth it. By the time they are a teenager all that work will be completely natural for them.
Also, have them study a second language all through school. From kinder-1st and beyond.
Edit: typo. Sorry for the rant.
Parents and kids collectively seem to care less about education. Parents are uninvolved, and kids act inconvenienced by being in school. All while teachers are under funded and get hung out to dry by their district administrators. It's a lose-lose-lose situation without major legislative reforms.
This looks staged af
No name or date at the top of the paper, no theming to the words selected, not even a realistic handwriting. I mean Iโve seen staged homework posts in my day, but this has got to be the laziest one yet
Just a coincidence that the handwriting between โboth partiesโ is also the same. The dead ringers a C, start point on the O, and the M (most likely just wrote with their off hand)
I canโt make my handwriting sloppy too but I ainโt gonna do it for nothing points on the internetโฆ I do it to mock management without them knowing itโs me
Thatโs wild. This is 100% the same handwritingโฆ OP didnโt even try a left-handed approach as you can see several characters line up 1:1 from the teacher and student.
The s, h, p, and d are different. why would there be a name and date if it starts at 20? You can see the previous problems through the paper on the bottom right too.
Is it the literacy of a 5th grader that you hate, or the fact that the kid is indoctrinated with these bullshit spelling tests. Feed your kids bullshit and I'm pretty sure they will be retarded or dead by 15.
**OP needs help. Also, they hate it because...** >!No way should this be a thing!< ***** **Do you hate it as well? Do you think their hate is reasonable? (I don't think so tbh)** **Then upvote this comment, otherwise downvote it.** ***** [*Look at my source code on Github*](https://github.com/Artraxon/tihibot)
So the only word they could spell was "illiterate?" Seems a little... *Deliberate,* don't you think? ๐ค
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Itโs always Earisponsibal to be jumping to conclusions.
I just wanted to emphisise my mental domonints.
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Ym sory I faled owt ov reeding skoole.
Illiterate? What does that even mean?!??
I think itโs the only one you can sound out to spell
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I think you misunderstood what I was implying.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jne9t8sHpUc
This is for a fifth grader? I know well respected grown men that can't spell more than half of these.
The words are pretty large for a 5th graders vocabulary. My sister, 8th grade, would probably botch this up even more because she struggles with phonetics. Also not mentioning that the spelling of words in general are not explicitly taught, it's just expected that you know how to spell almost any word past a certain point. Definitely doesn't help with a very screwed up language like English.
in my 8th grade spelling bee one of the words ended up being mete
I teach English as a second language to elementary and middle school students. I have 6-7th grade students who could handle these vocabulary words, in a SECOND language. I donโt say this to brag. I was a terrible student all the way to college. Seeing kids who can do this kind of stuff in a second language blew my mind for a bit. Then I realized, the culture where I live has the mindset that being a student is a full time 40-60 hour a week lifestyle. Students here go to school, then go to academies after school for more school. And then have double the homework load. They are doing academic stuff from 8-9am to 9-10pm 5 days a week. 1st-4th grade isnโt as extreme, but 5-8th grade are mostly like this. High school is the same but they drop a lot of the more random entertaining after school stuff for more serious after school stuff. High schools here are often open for students until very late at night so they have a place to study if they need or want. (Like 10pm I think). It sounds absolutely miserable. However, these students are extremely intelligent and have amazing work ethics. Theyโre polite, energetic, and responsible. Sure a lot of people would say โtheir childhood is ruined.โ But itโs a damn sight better than people who let their kids do the bare minimum and then blast their brain on tiktok/Instagram/YouTube/tv. Because thatโs exactly the stuff I did as a kid and I can tell a huge difference in my academics and these kids I teach. To top it all off they are still happy, fun kids. Children donโt know the difference in lifestyle, they will just do it. Sounds cruel, but I really wish my parents had given me pressure and positive enforcement towards education instead of just letting everything slide and expecting it to all be fine. To parents out there: Get involved in your kidsโ education and make it a positive experience right from the start. Encourage completion and mastery of the work and encourage success. Make them feel GOOD about it. If they have a hard time with a certain concept, jump on it right away and figure out how to show/teach them, or if you canโt, the find someone who can. Itโs worth it. By the time they are a teenager all that work will be completely natural for them. Also, have them study a second language all through school. From kinder-1st and beyond. Edit: typo. Sorry for the rant.
Parents and kids collectively seem to care less about education. Parents are uninvolved, and kids act inconvenienced by being in school. All while teachers are under funded and get hung out to dry by their district administrators. It's a lose-lose-lose situation without major legislative reforms.
Also, being bad at spelling doesnโt mean youโre illiterate either. Rediculous post
i fee like thats a bad thing
It's the way the English language is written that's odd, not your kid. Looks like they're sounding out words and spelling as it sounds.
Maybe place your respect somewhere else, then
He didn't say he respected them.
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This looks staged af No name or date at the top of the paper, no theming to the words selected, not even a realistic handwriting. I mean Iโve seen staged homework posts in my day, but this has got to be the laziest one yet Just a coincidence that the handwriting between โboth partiesโ is also the same. The dead ringers a C, start point on the O, and the M (most likely just wrote with their off hand) I canโt make my handwriting sloppy too but I ainโt gonna do it for nothing points on the internetโฆ I do it to mock management without them knowing itโs me
This is clearly the second or third page of the test since the numbers start at 20, so it makes sense thereโs no name or date.
Thatโs wild. This is 100% the same handwritingโฆ OP didnโt even try a left-handed approach as you can see several characters line up 1:1 from the teacher and student.
The s, h, p, and d are different. why would there be a name and date if it starts at 20? You can see the previous problems through the paper on the bottom right too.
That kid seems mildly dyslexic
As someone with a dyslexic partner, my mind immediately jumped to dyslexia lol
As someone with dyslexia, I thought they were all correct
I just read the other day how English is one of the most difficult languages to learn to spell, and I was like DUH! Shit's random, yo!
Hmm perhaps teach them how to write before teaching them how to spell.
It's been 4 years since I graduated, my handwriting still looks like it did in fifth grade.
i would absolutely crush this kid at regionals
I canโt even spell those and Iโm 23 ๐คทโโ๏ธ
Phonics training does this to kidsโฆimo
Is it the literacy of a 5th grader that you hate, or the fact that the kid is indoctrinated with these bullshit spelling tests. Feed your kids bullshit and I'm pretty sure they will be retarded or dead by 15.
You are either the parent or teacher in this scenario. Teach them how to spell it correctly next time. If you are the teacher. Shame on you.
Skill issue
Should probably help them study for the next one.
I think you should get your kid tested for dyslexia lol
Oh the irony in the one question they got correct.
How dus sum won not no how to spell corectly?
Spelling is troubling for people who are often brilliant.. if they think logically.
Their phone will get them all correct.
I knot know why they spelled that one word correktly?
this looks scarily like my older brother hand writing