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Monthly Archives: March 2015
How Education Reform Has Turned into a Privatization Movement
When the Common Core State Standards Initiative (CCSSI) was announced in 2009, it seemed relatively uncontroversial. Supported by the National Governors Association, CCSSI was promoted to establish uniform standards in reading and math for grades K-12 across the nation. It was signed on … Continue reading
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Tagged Arne Duncan, Bill Gates, Common Core, David Coleman, Diane Ravitch, Jeb Bush, privatization, public schools, Race to the Top
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Climate Change Denial on the Right Reinforced by “Worldview” Assumptions
Even as we hear reports of 2014’s being the hottest year on the record books, the climate change deniers show no signs of disappearing. In defiance of accumulating evidence and even the changing sentiments of their Republican constituents, GOP lawmakers continue to show little … Continue reading
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