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our country is being destroyed at the southern border. a terrible thing to see exclamation point. texas governor greg abbott says none of this would be happening if president biden hadnt rolled back trump policies and undercut ice. >> it is a self-inflicted wound. going back to what the border patrol officers told me themselves they informed the biden administration about this all along and the biden administration has known exactly what has going to happen if they refused to continue ...

Children in Lebanese public schools have experienced four consecutive disrupted academic years (2019-20 to 2022-23), receiving approximately 270 days of in-person teaching compared with the 600 days they should have received across four typical academic years.  

A Pakistani report has unveiled that nearly 77 percent of children aged 10 in the South Asian country are unable to comprehend basic English text, media reports said.

On to describe his feelings on that. well see as we stated who makes the next move. >> dana: lets get you to this. students are not making up for covid-era learning losses in reading and math. test results show students would need at least four more months of instruction in each subject just to catch up to pre-pandemic levels. a week or so ago rice said the test scores are a national humiliation. >> educators are very concerned about this. the study was conducted by nwea, a nonprofit grade schoo...

Study shows students arent making up what we lost for them from the pandemic-era learning losses. even worse, they are going backwards. among the key findings gains in student achievement fell short of pre-lockdown levels in most elementary grades. standardized testing shows students would need more than four months of instruction in each subject just to catch up. many continue to blame the teachers unions for all of it. critics say the unions went too far and had too much focus and politics and...

Encouraging that congress does its duty by taking its action. >> thank you so much. we appreciate your time today, sir. >> thank you. theres troubling new data revealing students are still struggling to catch up in school following the pandemic. this is according to a new national study. most elementary and middle school students slowed slower than average growth in reading and math last year and need about four and a half extra months of instruction in math in order to catch up to the typical...

I wont stand for it, jessica. >> will: youre sitting down. >> jessica: so i dont think that the left likes randi weingarten as much as -- >> will: really? >> jessica: shes a big figurehead and head of a huge union, not that like at liberal parties we sit around being like which union leader are you into? i never hear anyone saying i think that the -- what happened with education was well handled during the pandemic. and everyone is reading all of these studies that are coming out about the learn...

Progress in reading and math because of the pandemic lockdowns, two decades. anybody who is not laser focused on fixing those learning losses and particularly affecting minority kids, not focused on that, the idea you are focused on race ideology and teaching kids, they cant read "flamer" if they cant read. >> kayleigh: michele, it is inappropriate for teachers to teach sex in k-3 education. >> michele: all points are valid, this is an attack on ron desantis because they fear him politically. >>...

They sent their child to school, they dont relinquish that to government. between new school curriculum and pronoun and bathrooms and know tras athletes in girls sports, you have inner pas who are pissed and people impleapting policy resent these parents, which makes it even worse. and im just afraid for our kids right now. fortunately parents are willing to step up and will not take any crap. board members are not listening and dont care. >> greg: they cant call this white supremacy, there are ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is here to stay. The U.S Department of Education has released guidance for the education sector — including potential benefits, warnings about misuses, and principles for developing guidelines at the district level.