Frederick County School Quiz Confuses Students at Memorial Stadium
A chaotic school quiz feature mixes test questions with outrageous options and spoof answers about Maryland tests, budget jokes, and local education trivia. The parody ends with a scored critique of readers who failed to grasp the education article, predicting future civic roles.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Board of Education
North Market Street
Debbie Allen
North Atlantic
California
International House of Spain
Imelda
Dr. Scholl
Cal Ripken Jr
Beckett
Linda Evans
Imelda Marcos
Reading to children holds key to fixing illiteracy problem
Rudolf Flesch urges home reading as the first step to combat illiteracy, highlighting the impact of early reading aloud. Walter Lazdowski recommends practical tips like cluttering tables with books, library cards, personal book shelves, and reading as a family reward.
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Johnny
ABC
PBS
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Walter Lazdewski
el Paso Community College
Lazdowski
Straight Arrow
Ralston
Andy Rooney on Returning to School and Education
Andy Rooney recalls his failed school days and argues for returning to education. He contrasts classroom challenges with the value of structured study and professional teaching, stating learning from books and teachers surpasses experience alone. He reflects on civilization’s reliance on educated citizens and urges appreciation for school life.
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Illiteracy Crisis Faces Schools and Nation
Illiteracy remains a national crisis as media and public schools grapple with a 23 million functionally illiterate adults. Yale’s James Comer, Detroit’s Ronald Edmonds, Pittsburgh’s Richard Wallace, and Philadelphia’s Constance Clayton lead efforts to raise literacy. The American Bar Association, led by Eugene Thomas, launches a national program to mobilize lawyers with schools aiming to cut illiteracy by 2000. Mary Dixon argues unplugging TV helps, but others say literacy requires active learning.
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James Comer
New Haven
Ronald Edmonds
Detroit
Richard Wallace
Pittsburgh
Constance E. Clayton
Philadelphia
America Bar Association
Boise
Idaho
Eugene Clifford Thomas
ABA
Thomas
Mary Dixon
Society For the Eradication of
Albuquerque
N.M
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