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Ramaswamy claimed that "It’s a fact that those who perform well on math & reading tests tend to perform more poorly on the 1-mile run, and vice versa."

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College students are struggling with basic math, with many stuck at a basic high school level. Meanwhile, their professors are blaming the Chinese coronavirus pandemic for massive academic setbacks. The Math chair of Temple University says, "It's not just that they’re unprepared, they’re almost damaged. I hate to use that term, but they're so behind."

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College students are struggling with basic math, with many stuck at a basic high school level. Meanwhile, their professors are blaming the Chinese coronavirus pandemic for massive academic setbacks. The Math chair of Temple University says, "It's not just that they’re unprepared, they’re almost damaged. I hate to use that term, but they're so behind."

The problem with looking for a solution is there is no one-size-fits-all solution. i dont have kids. out from my understanding they are people. >> at times. >> people are different. what might work for one kid might not work for another kid. we have to acknowledge that reality. we cannot be surprised because even this is better than it was a few years ago when school was illegal. in the pandemic. education was no. thats truly insane. there has been all this learning loss that we found out happen...

Schoolteachers schoolteachers. it used to be one or two in every school there was one teacher or maybe two. now you define the normal teacher, they are the weird one that wheres the bowtie and wants to teach science. so, we have to in some cases we have to start sacrificing. 50% of my kids, that means half, right? they are homeschooled. the other two are in private school. there is no more public school for my kids. there is a lot of sacrifices. we need to look at getting back to the communities...

Shoves it up inland as well. but a lot of the folks we met here followed the evacuation orders, but there are always a few who refuse to leave. we met a couple who had done the math and thought that it would better serve their families staying here. they are worried if they leave and cant get back in, that was a bigger risk than actually riding out the storm. so well see. were not anticipating the heavy winds for another hour or so before it really starts kicking in. so this is still stereotypic...

There because they stuck around and drowned in the after math of the surging water. what do you have there now? >> a different feeling here now as we can see that chrysler pushed that vehicle out. for one thing the winds have not been as dramatic where we are. the real danger is the storm surge that could get up to 16 feet in some areas. already we see 3 to 4 feet of water. local officials are telling us well see two more feet before high tide ends here. the danger. were seeing flooded houses an...

Got stalled. we have made a couple of rescues for individuals. we are urging everyone do not go back to your home. lets wait until the surge is over with, later on this afternoon. >> julie: storm surge is the most catastrophic after math of the storm. if you look at the water here in gulf port, florida, what were showing on our screens you can see boats bobbing on moorings. with the high tide coming into tampa around sometime around 2:00 this afternoon, you have to factor in the wave height with...