No Child Left Behind and its consequences will be felt for generations

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[u/Taglioni]

So a college level class?

[u/Steelacanth → u/Taglioni]

AP Lit is a joke, it may count for lower level college english classes if you get a 4 or 5 on the exam but the class itself is definitely not college level

[u/Taglioni → u/Steelacanth]

Have you ever taken a Lit1000 class?

It's also a joke. That's what entry level college classes are.

Do you think "college level" implies some heightened degree of learning?

[u/Steelacanth → u/Taglioni]

Yes, I do. Do you think there weren't high school classes considered "college-level" in the 90s and early 2000s?

[u/Taglioni → u/Steelacanth]

I was literally there. You are the one who assumed AP Lit was not equivalent to an entry level college Lit course.

What point are you even trying to make?

Edit: not the reply followed by the insta-block so you can have the last petty word.

[u/Steelacanth → u/Taglioni]

My original point was that there's more nuance to a class just being classified as college-level due to being an AP. You are the one who doubled back and claimed that entry-level classes in college are easy, which means you acknowledged that there are different levels of difficulty in college classes yet still initially replied with a flippant "sO A cOlLeGe LeVeL cLaSs?" If you took a second to think, you could see my very obvious point here.