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Did you read the test? LOTS of figuring out - not rote memorization.Back then, Students learned by rote memorization of facts and were taught to the exam
Todays students have much better analytical skills
Yep. Look at the idiot who BRAGGED about it..
They'll try as hard as they can.
Look at how casually the dem posters here tacitly admit the cheating, and are even proud of it.
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They didn't. They went to public schoolWell if these kids went to Prager U for civics that would explain the low scores.
And just 1/3 of American adults pass.
The best way to destroy a nation is from within. An entire generation has no idea how our nation got here, how it exists. And without that knowledge is easily manipulated.
See how you do with some of the questions.
PragerU Citizenship Test
Every year, the United States welcomes nearly 1 million new citizens through naturalization ceremonies, all of whom must pass the American citizenship exam by answering 6 out of 10 questions correctly. While 90% of legal immigrant applicants pass the exam, only 30% of U.S. adults and just 3% of...prageru.typeform.com
American History Crisis: Most High Schoolers Flunked US Citizenship Test. They're Now Adults.
Author Timothy Goeglein discusses a survey conducted of public high school students that revealed only 3% passed a U.S. citizenship test.www.dailysignal.com
National Survey Finds Just 1 in 3 Americans Would Pass Citizenship Test - Institute for Citizens & Scholars
Educating for democracy since 1945citizensandscholars.org
i will take the test later, as i am curious. but preliminary question.Foundation.
'pull up' is a lot different than knowingThe average high school kid today could pull up a list of all state capitals much, much faster than you could name half of them.
Those are actual questions on the citizenship test.i will take the test later, as i am curious. but preliminary question.
aren't we really testing praeger'[s opinion of civics? shouldn't a more neutral organization (league of women voters? carter center?: ) be a better judge of good citizenship?
True, I had to learn them.50 years ago most elementary students could tell you the Capitol of every State.
not even 1/10th of the high school aged students in 1920 graduated from or went to, high school back then compared to today.... I'm uncertain how educated children were in those days either....I bet ya 100 years ago, an 8th grader would pass.
That’s a lie.not even 1/10th of the high school aged students in 1920 graduated from or went to, high school back then compared to today.... I'm uncertain how educated children were in those days either....
They didn't. They went to public school
if you think so.....That’s a lie.
In 1776 most Americans knew more than most kids today.
That’s a lie.
In 1776 most Americans knew more than most kids today.
Then why do they make such really bad decisions? Maybe they should be taught some facts and that facts trump feelz.Back then, Students learned by rote memorization of facts and were taught to the exam
Todays students have much better analytical skills
IOW, how to survive and thrive on their own. Cut food deliveries to most any major US urban area and in two weeks, death is rampant. A country boy can survive.if you think so.....
Mostly, they knew only hands on things....street smart things of that era, how to farm, how to hunt, how to cut firewood, how to build a log home, how to cook, how to kill chicken, dress animals, sew, can, smoke, etc....
True!IOW, how to survive and thrive on their own. Cut food deliveries to most any major US urban area and in two weeks, death is rampant. A country boy can survive.
.True, I had to learn them.
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