Modern childhood is, in many ways, a far cry from that of our parent’s or even our own. Recess is shorter, and the arts have been dramatically cut in order to make time for standardized testing and seemingly constant assessments. Instead of employing the Socratic method or real discussion and depth, children are taught that the answer to every question is A, B, C or D. Read the by Mary Renee Reuter 130 HAWAII PARENT July/August 2024
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