Thread by @EdAsante77

Right kids that can’t read at grade level should be exposed to the opportunity to read more complex topics because why not?

Sometimes I think people just say things to be saying them.

https://twitter.com/PhuzzieSlippers/status/1446939902843707396

A principal at a PG high school did this once. Everyone should take AP classes because anyone can do it and if they were simply exposed they would pass!

washingtonpost.com/local/educatio…

“Each year, Crossland produces roughly 300 graduates. In 1999, seven AP tests were given at the school. A decade later, there were almost 700.

“Ridiculous, isn’t it?” Thomas laughs.”

Result: Still, his students typically fail the AP exams. Only 3 percent of Crossland test-takers earned a passing grade last year of 3 or better on the 5-point scale.