All about tests, all about the mechanics of passing regular assessments, but i wonder if there s something else going on, too, which isn tjust about schools and teaching butjust the way in which we live our lives? we see two and three year olds now who have become used to swiping with their fingers on screens. we see primary school kids who have smart phones. could that be something to do with the fact children aren t engaging with books, perhaps, in the way that they used to? it could be. actually, the description you ve just given, i ve seen toddlers in their buggies with phones and looking at things in one sort or another. there s a very strange thing going on, culturally speaking, which is that we re giving children a level of autonomy, we could argue how much it is but even so, handing them things like screens and playing with them and so on, at the very same moment that classrooms are in a sense being asked, whether they do it or not is another matter, but being asked to close down and be much more going back
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All about tests, the mechanics of passing regular assessments, but i wonder if there s something else going on, too, which is notjust about schools and teaching but the way in which we live our lives? we see two and three year olds now who have become used to swiping with their fingers on screens. we have primary school kids who have smart phones. could that be something to do with the fact children aren t engaging with books, perhaps, in the way that they used to? it could be. actually, the description you have just given, i ve seen toddlers in their buggies with phones and looking at things in one sort or another. there is a very strange thing going on culturally speaking which is we are giving children a level of autonomy, we could argue how much it is but even so, handing them things like screens and playing with them and so on, at the very same moment that classrooms are in a sense being asked, whether they do it or not is another matter, but being asked to close down and be much more going back to forms of instruction
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President biden taking a veiled swipe at the two senate democrats who have been very vocal in opposition to killing the filibuster that he wants. now one of them is swiping back as the white house tries to walk back the president a s words. he considers them both friends and good working partners. and he also believes that in the democracy we don t have to see eye-to-eye on every detail of every issue in order to work together. he certainly thinks that reflects their relationship. use your va home loan benefit to take cash out of your home. the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% percent of your home s value. with today s rates near all-time lows and home values at record highs, you can take out $50,000 or more and lower your payments by $600 a month. the newday 100 va loan. only from newday usa.
And so i don t think we re going to see a relief from any of the costs anytime soon for restaurants. reporter: to save on the next meal out, watch for discounts. less busy days, off peak times check your credit card for special deals, look at the menu ahead of time to know what you ll pay stephanie ruhle, long beach island, new jersey. also tonight, it s probably the closest you would want to come to an active volcano. the drone capturing incredible images of a volcano erupting in iceland, but unfortunately didn t survive the flight. this is surely not what wildlife experts would recommend. a california teen fighting off a bear with her bare hands to save her dogs. gadi schwartz with more from the teen and this daring move reporter: on a cinder block wall in the foothills of l.a., a backyard visitor coming through with two cubs in tow, until a posse of house dogs are barking up a storm. the standoff tense, the bear swiping with its claws.
Over to the bear, i look it in the eyes and the first thing i think to do is push it. push a bear. experts say she is lucky and humans should not fight bears bear handed unless you or your child is being attacked. could not fall asleep last night thinking about the horrible possibilities that could have happened. in the heat of the fight, hayley says she sprained her finger but all she could think is that she had to protect her pup. i could not bear to lose her or have anything happen to her. i mean, she went out there, like judy garland swiping up to
Security camera video of a teenager pushing a bear out of her backyard away from her dogs. the video has gotten almost 70 million views, just on tiktok. it shows a 17-year-old going into full mama bear mode when the bear started swiping at the dogs, even picking up the little one, which you see here in a slowed down version before she swoops in. she s the baby of the family. we go everywhere with her. couldn t bear to lose her or have anything happen to her. wow. excellent outcome here. experts warn, you should not go up against wild animals. somet where everybody knows your name and they re always glad you came you wanna be where you can see(ah-ah) our troubles are all the same (ah-ah)
And santa clara sheriff s department. when it happens we ll take you there live. i will move on to this and one outrage point over how violent some areas in our country have gotten to another one, sadly. growing outrage over attacks on america s jewish community now. kevin mccarthy has introduced a bill to fight anti-semitic hate crimes while swiping at members of the democrat squad. their efforts to de contributing to the explosion of violence by american jews by pro-hamas mobs inside the united states. the new york times is getting dragged for quietly updating an inflammatory headline calling those attacks a gift to the right. it was changed to the crisis of anti-semitic violence. a piece in the daily wire said this.
Not taking the bait, gillian. in general, men don t care if she is vaccinated. it s not a big deal. women probably are going to look for the badge. i think we are a little bit different in that sense. before kennedy, what do you say? kennedy: apparently you get 14% more matches if you have a vaccination badge. i wouldn t be worried, if i were on some of these sites, some of the hookup sites about the covid vaccine. i would want them to be vaccinated for other things. [laughter] gillian: juan, it pains me to ask you this question, but if you are online dating [laughter] would it make a difference for you? juan: it gives me a laugh as an old guy. i know nothing about all this swiping. [laughter] i do think, as a serious matter, that it s brilliant! i think it s a brilliant idea. if it can act as an incentive to get more people vaccinated i