School absences have ‘exploded’ almost everywhere
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#5Wow, pajama day didn't bring back students? So strange.
I wonder if they tried less homework, shorter school-days and/or later start of the day? Basically the three reasons I myself was chronically absent from school for as long as I can remember.
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#6> “We haven’t seen an answer"
Alright.
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#7The kids become active. It’s not as big a deal if they are a little late. And my daughter (but not my son) hates missing it.
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#9Do this and then you'll have your top performers start being absent as well -- out of boredom.
I'd suggest sending kids that are lagging behind, and those that have high absentee rates, into remedial classes. Education should get kids excited about learning. From my experience, nothing gets kids more excited than the feeling that they've accomplished something. Make them sit in a room to rehash the same old crap over and over and you lose the ones you want.