Yellowtail

You talk but you don't say anything. Are you not able to formulate any kind of actual argument? You just keep regurgitating the same tired old line over and over and address nothing. A one trick pony. Again, you were asked if you had anything that shows students in California and New York score better than Tennessee students on math and reading tests. You posted a link that does provide the information, yet you pretended it does Typical, dishonest leftist (redundant) behavior. Again, you claimed the problem was lack of funding, yet you have not shown that funding is the issue, why it is the issue, or how the additional funding needs to be spent to improve the schools. After I explained that Tennessee ranks way higher on average SAT scores than does California and New York, yet California spends 56% more, and New York spends 143% more than Tennessee, you did nothing but claim the sample size in Tennessee was too small, yet you are unable to explain why it was too small, nor have you been able to provide any data the contradicts the data I provided. Weak. Again, that fewer students choose to take the test really means nothing, and if you think it does, explain why. You can't. The TN students that do take the SAT on average score much better than the CA and NY students, that seems to be a fact that you have not and cannot argue. That a greater percentage of students in CA and NY are taking the test really proves nothing, and if you think it does, explain how and why, but you can't. All you can do is play the same tired chin-music over and over. Again, do you have anything that shows students in California and New York score better than Tennessee student on standard math and reading tests? Again, you claimed the problem was lack of funding, yet you have not shown that funding is the issue, why funding is the issue, or how the additional funding needs to be spent to improve the schools, you just blather on making unsupported claims.

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If the landlord does not want to fix it. I would clean it with acetone and Scotchbrite pad and dab some 5-minute epoxy on it. And quit pushing down on it so hard.

No, to ignore it would require you not respond. But you have no response, so you call it a troll and pretend to ignore it. If one teacher is allowed to promote their ideology, what should another be barred from prompting theirs?

You were asked if you had anything that shows students in California and New York score better than Tennessee students on math and reading tests you post a link to that does provide the information, yet you pretend it does. Typical, dishonest leftist tactic. Again, you claimed the problem was lack of funding, yet you have not shown that funding is the issue, why it is the issue, or how the additional funding needs to be spent to improve the schools. And after I explained that Tennessee ranks way higher on average SAT scores than does California and New York, yet California spends 56% more, and New York spends 143% more than Tennessee, you did nothing but claim the sample size in Tennessee was too small. You claim you understand data, but you seem to know nothing of statistics. Again, that fewer students choose to take the test really means nothing. The students that do take the SAT score much better. That a greater percentage of students in CA and NY are taking the test really proves nothing. Again, do you have anything that shows students in California and New York score better than Tennessee student on standard math and reading tests?

This from someone that even after multiple requests has yet to support their false claim that funding is the issue, why it is the issue, or how the additional funding needs to be spent to improve the schools.

You claimed to understand data, yet when asked if you had anything that shows students in California and New York score better than Tennessee students on math and reading tests you post a link to that does provide the information, yet you pretend it does. Typical, dishonest leftist tactic. Again, your does not address that fact that that you claimed they needed more money, but that you had no response when I explained that Tennessee ranks way higher on average SAT scores than does California and New York, yet California spends 56% more, and New York spends 143% more than Tennessee. That fewer students choose to take the test means nothing. The students that do take the SAT score much better. A greater percentage of students taking the test. The link you offered was just a dodge. Again, do you have anything that shows students in California and New York score better than Tennessee student on math and reading tests?

Seems like there are a lot of videos on how to programs the fobs.

Okay for Palestinian flags and the rhetoric that goes with them in the classroom okay as well? Maybe a river-to-the-sea chant each morning if the teacher likes?

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That does not address that tact that that you claimed they needed more money, and you had no response when I explained that Tennessee ranks way higher on average SAT scores than does California and New York, yet California spends 56% more, and New York spends 143% more than Tennessee. That fewer students choose to take the test means nothing. The students that do take the SAT score much better. Do you have anything that shows students in California and New York score better than Tennessee student on math and reading tests? Come on, you claim to understand data. Please support your false claim that more money will help and how it needs to be spent.

Is this you attempting to ridicule me? What it train spotting?

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SAT Scores by State 2023 - Wisevoter Again, when you claimed they needed more money, and I explained that Tennessee ranks way higher on average SAT scores than does California and New York, yet California spends 56% more, and New York spends 143% more than Tennessee I thought you were going to come back with something. You're a teacher, aren't you? Come on, support your claim that money will help.

Looks like you're not a spreadsheet guy and know little or nothing about cost analysis. Luckily, the people that sell you things can help you make your buying decisions. I spend a moment at the pump taking a photo of my odometer and the pump display. I spend a minute or two entering the date, the brand, the liters purchased, the odometer reading, the total price and the type in a sheet I put together twenty years ago and have maintained it through six vehicles. I can determine the precise, total cost of ownership per unit time or distance. I can also break it down by purchase price, cost of service, consumables, taxes and insurance. I have a complete record of every service and repair, and what they costed I don't mess with the tolls, because it would have been a big PITA, but now with that I just top up the easypass every couple of months so I might add it in with my next new vehicle. My car will tell me my fuel consumption not just instantly, but continuously. But it won't tell me what I spent per unit distance for my last set of tires or any number of things that interest me.

Hey, what if we put up a world map instead of rainbow flag and teach kids where all other countries are?

If putting up rainbow flags in classrooms causes an outrage among the citizenry, perhaps it's not a great idea.

But when you claimed they needed more money, and I explained that Tennessee ranks way higher on average SAT scores than does California and New York, yet California spends 56% more, and New York spends 143% more than Tennessee I thought you were going to come back with something. You're a teacher, aren't you? Come on, let us know.

I thought you were going to explain what they needed more money for, no?

Do they all the leftist teachers have Palestine flags in K-12 classrooms like they do at universities? Those are really cool.

Oh yeah, they need more money, that's hilarious. Tennessee ranks way higher on average SAT scores than does California and New York, yet California spends 56% more, and New York spends 143% more than Tennessee.