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576 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：
Sent to the NY Times, April 7
Sen. Kennedy apparently feels that the only thing wrong with
No Child Left Behind (NCLB) is that it is underfunded
("Kennedy demands full funding for school bill," April 7).
NCLB should never have been passed. All educators agree that
assessment is necessary and important, but NCLB imposes
excessive and unnecessary testing on children.
All reading specialists agree that teaching basic phonics is helpful,
but NCLB imposes far more phonics teaching than
research and common sense support.
NCLB does nothing to provide real help for children,
but it does provide real help to the testing and textbook publishing industry.
Stephen Krashen, Ph.D.
Sen. Kennedy apparently feels that the only thing wrong with
No Child Left Behind (NCLB) is that it is underfunded
("Kennedy demands full funding for school bill," April 7).
NCLB should never have been passed. All educators agree that
assessment is necessary and important, but NCLB imposes
excessive and unnecessary testing on children.
All reading specialists agree that teaching basic phonics is helpful,
but NCLB imposes far more phonics teaching than
research and common sense support.
NCLB does nothing to provide real help for children,
but it does provide real help to the testing and textbook publishing industry.
Stephen Krashen, Ph.D.
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