Common Core is Nothing But Liberal Indoctrination

[GreenBean]

At my son's school they pass out Bibles, real communism....

Unless he goes to private Christian School , I find that highly unlikely .

 

[GreenBean]

Everything is 'liberal indoctrination' to you loons these days. Train your kids to close their eyes and plug their ears. That'll make them super conservative

Train them to close their minds and plug their thoughts and that will make them good little Liberals. Ja !


A teacher in Fairfax, Virginia {Michael Denman} gave his students the assignment of doing research on each and every Republican presidential candidate to search for weaknesses in the candidate themselves, as well as their positions. When the information was compiled the students were then told to conspire on a strategy paper on how to best exploit these weaknesses. These papers were to be sent to the Obama campaign. Wow ! Hows that for Objective ?? - Maggies Notebook

A Massachusetts public school principal, Anne Foley, has banned celebrations of Columbus Day and Thanksgiving, labeling them American atrocities parading as historical holidays. She also forbid children to dress up for Halloween. Massachusetts Principal Takes Aim at Fall Holidays, Says Theyre Insensitive

A leaked Dept. of Education document discusses implementing through Common Core mandatory student monitoring techniques such as scanning and mapping a childs brain function utilizing a type of MRI , using cameras to monitor facial expressions- no matter how subtle, a pressure-sensitive computer mouse, and a biometric wrist wrap to help ascertain what a child is thinking and to ensure they are learning and thinking correctly {Politically correct}. This is only the tip of the iceberg as to what the future holds when our children are handed over to these warped indoctrinated and devious bastards we call "educators" .

2013 At schools in Illinois, fourth graders are being forced to read a Common Core compliant book....the biography of Barack Obama. Sounds innocent enough, right? This assignment is far from innocent. In fact, it attacks the innocence of our children, perverts the history of our country, and smears an entire population of people who disagree with Obamas policies.

Here is what fourth graders will learn in this book about the life of President Barack Obama....though he is referred to in this book as simply Barack.

1. Barack learned how to be black, which meant cursing, fighting, and smoking, drinking, and doing drugs from watching television.
2. Whites are racist and therefore didnt want to vote for Barack.
3. Baracks pastor said that God would damn America for mistreating black people. The pastor called our country a failure.
4. Blacks and whites are angry at each other and only Barack could make the country more perfect.

Liberal Brainwashing in Public Schools

 

[Flopper]

An assignment to update the Constitution, is a great way to get kids thinking.

 

[Granny]

A great way to think what?

 

[Vigilante]

 

[Clementine]

I've been on a political warpath with the Republican party for a few months now and in doing some research between my rants I found something I have NEVER KNOWN until last week. I found this thing about an entry into the Congressional Record back in 1963. It's a list of 45 goals for a Communist overthrow of America.

Number 17 on that list:
"Get control of the schools. Use them as transmission belts for Socialism, and current Communist propaganda. Soften the curriculum. Get control of teachers associations. Put the party line in text books."

In a very short 50-year period I'd say "We've [Communists] come a long way, baby!!!"

Damned near every item on that list has already come to pass or is very quickly coming to fruition.

Sadly, commies have come a long way. And if we stay the course, we'll go all the way to the same fucking dead end where other countries went to die. This is exactly what I'm talking about. The plan to destroy America and turn it into a socialist/communist cesspool was formed years ago and followed to the letter by every radical in this country.

Some will still deny it's happening, but the facts are clear.

 

[Flopper]

A great way to think what?

The constitution of course. If you're going to change a document such as the constitution, you have to understand what you're changing and what the ramifications of those changes will be on society. Kids read the constitution in order to answer a few test question without really understanding what it means and the far reaching impact it has on society.

 

[regent]

With states running their own state program of common core, and they seem comfortable doing so, are posters suggesting that states can't do the job and the federal government should take over?

 

[Vigilante]

 

[Granny]

A great way to think what?

The constitution of course. If you're going to change a document such as the constitution, you have to understand what you're changing and what the ramifications of those changes will be on society. Kids read the constitution in order to answer a few test question without really understanding what it means and the far reaching impact it has on society.

I'm surprised to hear Government is still taught in schools. It was a required subject, separate from history, when I went to school. If one really studied the US Constitution along with all the other documents of the founding fathers, why the hell would they want to change something that's worked perfectly well for over 200 years ... until, of course, those who have already tampered with it have done much to degrade and dilute the Constitution much to the detriment of society in general.

America was at one time the greatest nation the world has ever known. Today it's not so far away from being a third rate mess. Best the Constitution be left alone and interpreted the way it was intended.

 

[Mr. H.]

I moderate a teachers conference each June, and a few years ago the buzzword was "Common Core".
These people were genuinely mortified of the concept.
The teachers themselves- the ones on the front line administering the bullshit that comes from the top echelons of this nightmarish institution that is paradoxically referred to as "education".

 

[Flopper]

I moderate a teachers conference each June, and a few years ago the buzzword was "Common Core".
These people were genuinely mortified of the concept.
The teachers themselves- the ones on the front line administering the bullshit that comes from the top echelons of this nightmarish institution that is paradoxically referred to as "education".

What concept?

 

[Mojo2]

Congressional Record is an acceptable source to informed and intelligent persons.

Reading much of the above far right reactionary nonsense makes me realize the local non-common core school programs in which they were taught, actually, did not teach them how to critically think or research or formulate a concept and then test it.

Uh oh. Looks like SOMEBODY'S already been infected by the Common Core/Bill Ayers jizm.

 

[Mojo2]

At my son's school they pass out Bibles, real communism....

That completely baffles me.

Well, you have risen a step in my estimation.

 

[Mr. H.]

I moderate a teachers conference each June, and a few years ago the buzzword was "Common Core".
These people were genuinely mortified of the concept.
The teachers themselves- the ones on the front line administering the bullshit that comes from the top echelons of this nightmarish institution that is paradoxically referred to as "education".

What concept?

Must you be so obtuse?

 

[Politico]

A great way to think what?

The constitution of course. If you're going to change a document such as the constitution, you have to understand what you're changing and what the ramifications of those changes will be on society. Kids read the constitution in order to answer a few test question without really understanding what it means and the far reaching impact it has on society.

Try teaching them the one we already have first.

 

[Mojo2]

A great way to think what?

The constitution of course. If you're going to change a document such as the constitution, you have to understand what you're changing and what the ramifications of those changes will be on society. Kids read the constitution in order to answer a few test question without really understanding what it means and the far reaching impact it has on society.

Try teaching them the one we already have first.

For the record...

The Progressives rejected the Founders’ principles, including their notions of a fixed human nature and inalienable natural rights.

Instead, they believed in a human nature that evolved and changed, which in turn justified their efforts to break down separation of powers in order to expand the size and scope of government far beyond the Founders’ intent.

Constitution 101 - Part 1 - Lecture - Hillsdale College Online Courses

 

[Mojo2]

It's interesting to see what a thread looks like without the usual rejects' participation.

So much for the claim that "both sides are responsible for dumbing down the dialogue."

 

[regent]

The constitution of course. If you're going to change a document such as the constitution, you have to understand what you're changing and what the ramifications of those changes will be on society. Kids read the constitution in order to answer a few test question without really understanding what it means and the far reaching impact it has on society.

Try teaching them the one we already have first.

For the record...

The Progressives rejected the Founders’ principles, including their notions of a fixed human nature and inalienable natural rights.

Instead, they believed in a human nature that evolved and changed, which in turn justified their efforts to break down separation of powers in order to expand the size and scope of government far beyond the Founders’ intent.

Constitution 101 - Part 1 - Lecture - Hillsdale College Online Courses

The framers met to change the Articles and ended up expanding the size and scope of government with a new Constitution.
But the question I ask: is who were these progressives that tried to break down the separation of powers?
Is this a sample of Hillsdale's teaching?

 

[Disir]

Common Core was supposed to solve the problem for kids that move from one state to another and are either too far behind or too far ahead from the other kids in the same grade. Some poor kid from Mississippi would transfer to Arizona and find themselves a year or two behind. Nice idea in theory. This is a lot of corporatist crap that in some areas was just not well thought out.

I would need to know a little bit more about the assignment before I can comment on it. The kid might have to present a researched argument for discarding an amendment.