barknoxbrawler
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Common Core is garbage. It is a system designed to change our thinking as a nation that the 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 5th amendments are not important. I have seen the curriculum first hand for social studies and US History. Make no mistake, the people pushing this stuff fear the citizens of our country that think the government oversteps its authority.
Common Core is garbage. It is a system designed to change our thinking as a nation that the 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 5th amendments are not important. I have seen the curriculum first hand for social studies and US History. Make no mistake, the people pushing this stuff fear the citizens of our country that think the government oversteps its authority.
Common Core is garbage. It is a system designed to change our thinking as a nation that the 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 5th amendments are not important. I have seen the curriculum first hand for social studies and US History. Make no mistake, the people pushing this stuff fear the citizens of our country that think the government oversteps its authority.
Common Core is garbage. It is a system designed to change our thinking as a nation that the 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 5th amendments are not important. I have seen the curriculum first hand for social studies and US History. Make no mistake, the people pushing this stuff fear the citizens of our country that think the government oversteps its authority.
Given that most Americans have a hard time separating the three branches government, how much time do students these days spend studying history and social studies? 50% of the school day? 80%?
I've always laughed at the outrage over common core. It is in fact the entirety of government education that is the problem. Repeal all you want, the Feds still write the standards as well as the text books. We must get the Feds out of education.
Why would you want some politician deciding what your kids are learning? Shouldn't that be left to the parents and faculty?
Between the DoE, national teachers' unions, NCLB, Common Core and top-heavy local bureaucracies it's no wonder the US education system is quickly becoming a laughingstock. I generally don't think the US should emulate the Euro zone for anything, but their education systems are far better than ours.
Oh dear, 8188 and mrorange are gonna have their panties in a wad over this one.