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Takeaways
- Chronic absenteeism is a significant problem in public schools, with at least a third of students considered chronically absent.
- The COVID-19 pandemic has worsened the issue of chronic absenteeism and led to declining enrollment in public schools.
- The structure and lack of engagement in the education system, along with rigid curriculum and lack of flexibility, contribute to chronic absenteeism.
- Teachers' burnout and disengagement, as well as the lack of emotional intelligence and connection with students, also play a role in chronic absenteeism.
- Efforts to address chronic absenteeism include improving school culture, providing accessible childcare, and allowing teachers more autonomy and creativity in the classroom. The public school system is broken, leading to chronic absenteeism and a lack of trust in the system.
- The education system needs a complete overhaul, including changes in teaching methods, curriculum, and evaluation systems.
- The emphasis on inquiry-based learning and Common Core has led to boredom and disengagement among students.
- There is a need to redefine the goal of education in 2023 and shift from survival to improvement.
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