However, the truth is that neither student nor teacher or parent can comprehend the collection of sheets that accumulates during the course of a year. Progress becomes apparent to teachers, parents and students when the can judge the collected work of weeks or months. Being able to judge the work keeps parents and students more focused and stay on top of the curriculum. As a High School teacher I see students who cannot read according to their age level or write according to that. The foundation needs to be laid in the early years and parents and children have to be committed to the basics.
Education is a mission.
To ensure commitment it needs a plan that will even be understood by the most distant participant. Every war spends an enormous amount of money to clarify the goal and motivate the troops. However, our political leaders seem to have retreated into a position of surrendering this responsibility to computers and Internet connections. Outstanding education will only become top priority if we present a clear plan to the civilian population of parents and thereby motivating them. Teaching without a degree and theories.