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Bookmark or Share- the Atlantic: The Elite College Students Who Can't Read BooksSubject: Re:the Atlantic: The Elite College Students Who Can't Read Books. Wow, I feel sorry for you. Your inability to understand some of the greatest fiction ever written indicates lacks in other aspects of your understanding of life. Apparently, you can't even write a coherent sentence that is grammatically correct.
- the Atlantic: The Elite College Students Who Can't Read BooksStudents at elite universities such as Columbia are showing up to campus unable to read books. They've only read excerpts their entire school career. Many also struggle to write effectively. In response, many Columbia teachers have to water down the curriculum. report.
- If you love books by Katherine Arden and Naomi Novik, you’ll love...Erin Morgenstern’s books remind me a lot of Katherine Arden’s style. In general, to help you google: the genre you’re looking for is fantasy (-tinged) epics that trend YA in terms of marketing hbut not in terms of readership). Probably half of them get shelved in the adult section.
- the Atlantic: The Elite College Students Who Can't Read BooksThis could all be uploaded and AI could analyze the hundreds or thousands of hours of video to ensure the books have been read and understood. The top kids would have read 100+ great books in high school, maybe even 500 or more. Poets could read poetry. Historians history. English majors English and Spanish majors Spanish. Etc.
- Are your middle and high schoolers required to read books? - DCUM Weblog10/03/2024 10:22. Subject: Re:Are your middle and high schoolers required to read books? quote. Anonymous. Child #1-- 4 books in 7th grade, 2 books in 8th grade, 1 book each year in high school. Child #2-- 4 books in 7th grade, 1 book in 8th grade, 2 books in 9th grade, 1 book in 10th grade, 0 (so far) in 11th grade.
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