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And you wonder: what would it be like to get to the end of an article?
Your mind revolves around a question: how is it possible that some people can do this so easily? However, you can’t.
It is a visceral experience. Of frustration And raw insecurity.
It seems that words have given you.
It is tempting to jump to a short paragraph. You should be able to advance in that. But without context, even a short paragraph makes no sense; You are confused.
How do so many people use these ways to understand the world? When you can barely understand each word.
I know this reading experience because for much of my childhood it was mine. For me, the cause was the alternating exotropy. I see out of an eye at the same time, and every few seconds the words jump from one place to another on the page. For others it is dyslexia or ADHD, or simply lack of resources.
Since the beginning of the Covid Pandemia, the United States reading scores have collapsed. Students on top are still successful. But a record percentage of eighth grade students failed to comply with the lowest «basic» reference point.
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These students will soon be victims of the great absurd reading of the United States: precisely at this time, when reading scores have reached a historical minimum, the Trump administration and the Republican party are eliminating the protections and resources that help children fighting to read.
At the federal level, the Elon Musk government efficiency department has already taken an ax to critical research initiatives. This includes canceling the contracts of the Department of Education with organizations such as regional educational laboratories, one of which played an important role in the «Milagro of Mississippi,«Helping the State to jump from 49 to 29 in fourth grade reading scores between 2013 and 2019 (the department has said that it will hold new contracts). On Tuesday, more than 1,300 workers in the Department of Education were fired, including almost half of the office responsible for enforcing discrimination protections for students with disabilities.
At the state level, school coupon programs are siphon hundreds of millions of dollars Far from public school systems in private schools, which are not obliged to offer the same level of support to disabled students.
Meanwhile, 17 states defendant The Department of Health and Human Services last year in response to the updated regulations of the Biden Administration, asking the courts to declare section 504 of the Rehabilitation Law, the basis of legislation on the rights of disability in the United States, unconstitutional. The lawsuit raises a threat to the approximately 1.6 million children in the United States that depend on the law for accommodations such as assistance technology and modifications to proof procedures. (While many of the general prosecutors in the claim have said since then that they are not trying to cancel section 504 completely, some, some legal experts They are skeptical.)
Collectively, these measures are equivalent to an attack against those who fight to read, those who, at this time, could not identify the position of this article, their central argument or what is at stake.
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You ask yourself if there will ever be a time when your eyes reach this point on the page and you will carry an understanding of all the words stacked above.
For decades, Republicans and Democrats have agreed that it doesn’t matter where they have grown or how their brain sees and processs these forms, our public school system should help you understand the words on this page. Reading is a basic right.
But while our response to low scores is to reduce support for readers with difficulties, we run the risk of turning this right into a privilege.
