A discussion for criticisms and reviews of what an easing on grades and learning could mean for the future, how it could have altered the past, and what it's doing for the present.
I see a lot of content focused on the subject of parenting and never a proper address of the educational system. Does this shift in focus affect the grades of people no longer in the educational system? Are the scores we earned in the past now more valuable than previously estimated? What was the point in physical abuse from parents and care takers over grades in the past, are people who did not apply for scholarships and grants in the past now viable, etc.
>never would have ever had to go to summer school or repeat a class, easier admission to AP classes, complete removal of special needs classes
This could have effectively removed multiple years worth of wasted time if implemented earlier

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kids don't care enough to cheat anymore

schools are giving them 50% for doing nothing

if they still fail, the principals pressure the teachers to pass them anyways