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10/23/2013 4:16:49 PM
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Perhaps, but such things should be a choice.
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Well, grammar is important. It's the difference between "I like fighting, kids, and puppies," and "I like fighting kids and puppies."
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Edited by King Vicks II: 10/23/2013 6:20:02 PMYeah, but why not teach it in middle school and early on?
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People forget things.
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Edited by King Vicks II: 10/24/2013 12:24:33 AMTrue, but you use the language every day, even more so on the internet. Learning and teaching kids good habits of grammar on a high-level early on would be beneficial in the long run since they have years of middle and high school to perfect those skills before university, in courses such as Social Studies/History, Chemistry and Physics (lab reports), and word problems in math.
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Or, you can do what they do now, and teach kids langual skills in elementary school, and continually teach those skills until they graduate from high school.
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Hm, I guess I missed that when I was growing up :p There's a certain frustration graduating and then finding out the grade below you has it easier because of new policies.
