Posted on 11/01/2014 9:58:18 AM PDT by Albion Wilde
re: Here is the We Will Not Conform: Action Plan from FreedomWorks.org/
thanks
private educators should shun anything like Common Core
The states have never delegated to the feds, expressly via the Constitution, the specific power to decide what is taught in intrastate schools.
All public school board members (of which i am one) should resist Common Core and implement a Classical curriculum. The challenge will be training teachers to revive our traditional education heritage.
http://www.welltrainedmind.com/classical-education/
You might find this one interesting.
Hey, all you people that still sends your children to a GOVERNMENT SCHOOL, don’t be surprised when your children sell you out to the government.
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See how home education can be the nexus with which to end public education.
One mind set one thought one goal one agenda
One Fed to find them, One Fed to bring them all and in the darkness bind them
Good one.
Bump to your excellent post.
Bumping this valuable link again, for any of you in education or PTA or school board circles --
Bumping your link, Carry_Okie. Thanks for sharing this resource!
You are quite welcome (especially since I wrote it).
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They can but will they?
The very first standardized test that my children took were the GRE’s for graduate school. They had no high school courses whatsoever and never took the ACT or SAT.
I read that homeschoolers are highly sought after by the leading colleges. Why? Answer: Because they are well prepared academically and socially and cause far less “drama” for the colleges.
Well, of course, except for when it comes to teaching them how to be good little communists.
That was my point.
Ideologically, there might be a motivation for universities to enforce Common Core orthodoxy. However, financially there is not.
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