Trump considering executive order to shut down Department of Education: report

Truth Detector said:
You're not using any tactics. You're not using any logic. You lack the brains to even think or comprehend.

You voted for Kamala didn't you? I will understand if you're too embarrassed as ADumbLefty is to answer that.
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You're not embarrassed to show how dumb you are.
 
Truth Detector said:
I didn't make a claim. It's the Democratic Party that engages in gender confusion and mutilation of children.

I wish you weren't such a brainless mental case. ;)
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That is a claim, dumbass.

I can make claims about the Republican Party too. The claim - The Republican Party want to eliminate transgenders.
 
AProudLefty said:
That is a claim, dumbass.
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Wrong again you repugnant thread trolling dumbass, it's called a FACT. But you would need a fucking brain larger than a pea to comprehend the obvious.

You voted for Kamala didn't you? Why are you so afraid to answer that question?

AProudLefty said:
I can make claims about the Republican Party too.
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You do that all the time. Then I come along an point out what a dumb unhinged liar you are and correct you with the FACTS.

AProudLefty said:
The claim - The Republican Party want to eliminate transgenders.
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That is a claim lacking in any factual content. My post was a FACT you brainless halfwit.
 
Over the past 30 years, the international rankings of American students in various subjects have shown a mixed picture, with some areas of improvement and others of concern. Here's an overview based on the available data:
  • Mathematics and Science:
    • The Program for International Student Assessment (PISA), which measures the performance of 15-year-olds in reading, mathematics, and science literacy, has shown that American students have not performed exceptionally well compared to other countries. In the 2015 PISA results, the U.S. ranked 38th out of 71 countries in math and 24th in science. Among OECD countries, the U.S. was 30th in math and 19th in science.
    • The Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) also provides insights. In 2015, the U.S. fourth graders scored above average in math compared to 10 out of 48 countries, while in science, it was above 7 countries. For eighth graders, the U.S. was above 7 out of 37 countries in both math and science.
  • Reading:
    • In reading, the U.S. has generally ranked in the middle to upper-middle tier. For instance, in 2012, American students were ranked 14th in reading among 27 OECD countries.
  • Recent Trends:
    • There has been some stabilization or slight improvement in specific areas. For example, the 2022 PISA results showed the U.S. moving up slightly in math from 29th to 26th, in reading from 8th to 6th, and in science from 11th to 10th compared to previous assessments. However, these improvements come with the caveat that scores have not significantly increased but rather other countries have seen declines.
  • Comparative Performance Over Time:
    • The narrative around U.S. student performance often highlights a stagnation or slight decline relative to other countries. While there have been periods where U.S. students have shown high marks in international assessments, like the highest in 20 years during the 2015 TIMSS, the overall trend suggests that the U.S. has not kept pace with the educational advancements seen in some other countries, particularly in East Asia.


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