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To: Paine in the Neck

Common core does have ONE good point about it. There is a problem with states having different levels of what a student should know by what ever grade they are finishing. Assume a parent moves from Missouri to Florida, they have a kid in 10th grade. The states should have some sort of similar benchmark to determine that all 10 graders know this in these subjects. I think that the states should all get together and look at the standards and then agree on one. Keep the fed out of it.


8 posted on 04/11/2013 11:34:17 AM PDT by Cyclone59 (Obama is like Ron Burgundy - he will read ANYTHING that is on the teleprompter)
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To: Cyclone59
Common core does have ONE good point about it. There is a problem with states having different levels of what a student should know by what ever grade they are finishing. Assume a parent moves from Missouri to Florida, they have a kid in 10th grade. The states should have some sort of similar benchmark to determine that all 10 graders know this in these subjects. I think that the states should all get together and look at the standards and then agree on one. Keep the fed out of it.

Not a good idea at all.

The problem you describe has never been a big problem.

The ultimate ideal would be no "public" in education. Anything any government touches, it ultimately destroys.

If the States standardized, then without a doubt the evil left would somehow take over the curriculum and continue the progressive indoctrination. As it is, evil governments control 90% of K-12.

The marketplace would provide a superior product, if the parasites in government would get out of the way.

9 posted on 04/11/2013 12:31:23 PM PDT by sand88
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