The first thing he said was "Do you want to know my reading level?"
I could tell from his 'trying not to grin' look that it was good.
It's 8.5 - 13.
Which is like a freshman in college.
I'm grinning.
Cause I think it's awesome!!!!
Even though he never reads, LOL.
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
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"Which is like a freshman in college."
ReplyDelete*heh* Better not send him to college, then. Or at least be very, very careful about which college you send him to. Recent surveys indicate two things: ~70% of recent graduates are illiterate--can't decipher the meaning of ordinary newspaper editorials or directions on bottles of prescription meds. And, about half of recent college grads read (with comprehension--the true measure of reading, unlike some phony measures used by educationists) at a lower level than entering freshmen...
Just a thought... :-)