>>724686347
Not typical. Maybe if you're in private equity shenanigans.
>>724686359
No shade on your bro, but it's a skill issue. They play is to get 29 students ALL showing up at your principals office, preferably with a lawyer threatening to sue. Clever coaching, preferably not directly from the teacher on exactly what levers to pull. The principal isn't an idiot, and being able to justify some of the options like IEPs, study from home, and 'tard wranglers he's got if it's lawsuit vs lawsuit.
>>724686446
Not the teacher's call in many districts.
>>724686371
It's been lowered in priority because of fucking common core.
>>724686443
>why the fuck would you need to use geometry to solve that
Because 15 percent of the students mysteriously can't do it at all, so they're trying 20 different ways of doing it in a desperate attempt to think ONE of them will work.
>>724686653
We did this in the 1980s. It actually fucking worked. The black students who were high performers who made it in this area are are the smartest black people in the world. Then they did stats and discovered there weren't porportionally enough black people. You can guess what happened next.
