Oh how I Hate poor people bitching

[Winco]

I have a pretty good idea of what is actually being taught and how it is being taught.

Depends on how you define those. I didn't have either by those names when I was in school. Nor did my kids. Nor did my granddaughter.

This is laughable.
You claim you "have a pretty good idea of what is actually being taught and how it is being taught"
but you don't know about Civics and CWP?

 

[Foxfyre]

This is laughable.
You claim you "have a pretty good idea of what is actually being taught and how it is being taught"
but you don't know about Civics and CWP?

I didn't say that. Still haven't taken that remedial reading comprehension course I see. Oh well.

 

[Winco]

I didn't say that. Still haven't taken that remedial reading comprehension course I see. Oh well.

You said........

Depends on how you define those. I didn't have either by those names when I was in school. Nor did my kids. Nor did my granddaughter.

So you acknowledge that you had a Civics course but the course name was different?
Or the HS class wasn't called CWP, Contemporary World Problems, but some other name?

So, to define the class, here it is:

Civics: In simple terms, a government class teaches things such as the three branches of government, how a bill becomes law and the Electoral College. Civic education includes the skills and attitudes necessary to be an informed and engaged citizen.
CWP: Contemporary World Problems:
Contemporary world history, geography, and problems. Courses in economics, sociology, civics, political science, international relations, or related courses with emphasis on contemporary problems may be accepted as equivalencies."

The CWP course work should be contemporary geography and contemporary world problems. Typically, contemporary history covers the period since World War II.


So, back to the original question, are these classes currently being taught in public high schools?

 

[Moonglow]

Again, if you believe that congratulations. You just joined the most clueless, ignorant, brainwashed people on Earth if you like being in such an elite group. If you know better and say that anyway it just makes you the typical dishonest leftist promoting propaganda you can't support with any credible evidence if you life depended on it and you know that.

I can tell yer blind in one eye and can't see out of the other.

 

[Robert W]

What’s your definition of nothing? If you apply yourself and prepare for a career, and then work hard, live within your means and save for retirement, you will end up owning a house and a tidy nest egg.

YES. Education for children has to start teaching them goals. As well as planning to achieve the goals. Democrats have no interest in that and it is Democrats fault the poor are still poor.

 

[Robert W]

This is laughable.
You claim you "have a pretty good idea of what is actually being taught and how it is being taught"
but you don't know about Civics and CWP?

But all schools are not the same are they Winco???
IT is commonly known the schools are controlled by Democrats.

 

[Winco]

But all schools are not the same are they Winco???
IT is commonly known the schools are controlled by Democrats.

That's why I asked a simple question.

The was: And this question applies to ALL States. Red, Blue and Purple.

So, back to the original question, are these classes currently being taught in public high schools?

The classes were: A Civics Class and a Contemporary World Problems.


Why can't you answer this question? Is it a scary question?
It's not a trap, it's a simple question with a Yes or No answer.
Please answer.

Foxfyre or even you Robert W or god forbid that OhPleaseJustQuit answer a question rather than the usually lame emoji response.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

That's why I asked a simple question.

The was: And this question applies to ALL States. Red, Blue and Purple.

So, back to the original question, are these classes currently being taught in public high schools?

The classes were: A Civics Class and a Contemporary World Problems.


Why can't you answer this question? Is it a scary question?
It's not a trap, it's a simple question with a Yes or No answer.
Please answer.

Foxfyre or even you Robert W or god forbid that OhPleaseJustQuit answer a question rather than the usually lame emoji response.

.


I guess you need to report us for using those little buttons that admin places on our pages for..................

Well, whatever purpose we they put them there for.

IOW, go call the cops and see where it gets you.




.

 

[BULLDOG]

We don't.

How dare you to disagree with that MAGA straw man? Maga says you hate America so you hate America. Realty doesn't enter the picture, and your personal beliefs don't matter. You don't want to disappoint trump, do you?

 

[Robert W]

So, back to the original question, are these classes currently being taught in public high schools?

The classes were: A Civics Class and a Contemporary World Problems.

Not when I was in public high school. Today? I am not remotely expert on that at all.

I found this Winco.

AI Overview
Learn more

While all states require some form of instruction in civics and government, the extent and depth of this instruction varies significantly. Nearly 90% of students take at least one civics class. However, the way civics and government are taught can differ greatly from state to state.

Here's a more detailed look:

• State-Level Requirements:
  All 50 states have social studies standards that include civics and government. Many states require at least one civics or government course for high school graduation, but the specific requirements vary.
  
  
• District-Level Flexibility:
  School districts often have considerable autonomy in how they implement the state's social studies standards. This means that the specific curriculum and teaching methods can differ between districts.
  
  
• Focus on Other Subjects:
  There is evidence that civics education may be under-emphasized in some schools due to a focus on subjects like math, reading, and test preparation.
  
  
• Varying Depth of Instruction:
  Some states may require a full-year civics course, while others may only require a semester-long course or a smaller portion of a history course.
  
  
• Lack of Federal Standards:
  There are no national standards for social studies or civics education. This means that states and districts have a lot of flexibility in what they teach.

 

[Zincwarrior]

How dare you to disagree with that MAGA straw man? Maga says you hate America so you hate America. Realty doesn't enter the picture, and your personal beliefs don't matter. You don't want to disappoint trump, do you?

I just saw my first article on local news whining about service cuts coming from the VA for retired vets.

 

[BULLDOG]

I just saw my first article on local news whining about service cuts coming from the VA for retired vets.

Screw them. I'm not wishing for any bad luck for the vets, but trump needs to pay for all those tax cuts for his rich buddies somehow, doesn't he? Vets are tough. They probably won't mind since throwing more money at rich people is so much more important than them.

 

[Foxfyre]

That's why I asked a simple question.

The was: And this question applies to ALL States. Red, Blue and Purple.

So, back to the original question, are these classes currently being taught in public high schools?

The classes were: A Civics Class and a Contemporary World Problems.


Why can't you answer this question? Is it a scary question?
It's not a trap, it's a simple question with a Yes or No answer.
Please answer.

Foxfyre or even you Robert W or god forbid that OhPleaseJustQuit answer a question rather than the usually lame emoji response.

I answered the question much earlier. You didn't like the answer so you posted something insulting and non sequtur. That is not conducive to keep a person taking the bait you seem to be putting out there.

Why do you keep asking a question that has been answered? And give absolutely no rationale for why the question is even pertinent to the thread/discussion.

 

[sparky]

Wake me up when it's realized the 'I got mine' crowd doesn't want you to get yours

~S~

 

[Robert W]

That's why I asked a simple question.

The was: And this question applies to ALL States. Red, Blue and Purple.

So, back to the original question, are these classes currently being taught in public high schools?

The classes were: A Civics Class and a Contemporary World Problems.


Why can't you answer this question? Is it a scary question?
It's not a trap, it's a simple question with a Yes or No answer.
Please answer.

Foxfyre or even you Robert W or god forbid that OhPleaseJustQuit answer a question rather than the usually lame emoji response.

It is not yes or no. I told you I have no way to give that reply to you.
I decided to research to find you an answer and when I did you operated as if you have no answer.

 

[Unkotare]

Not when I was in public high school. Today? I am not remotely expert on that at all.

I found this Winco.

AI Overview
Learn more

While all states require some form of instruction in civics and government, the extent and depth of this instruction varies significantly. Nearly 90% of students take at least one civics class. However, the way civics and government are taught can differ greatly from state to state.

Here's a more detailed look:

• State-Level Requirements:
  All 50 states have social studies standards that include civics and government. Many states require at least one civics or government course for high school graduation, but the specific requirements vary.
  
  
• District-Level Flexibility:
  School districts often have considerable autonomy in how they implement the state's social studies standards. This means that the specific curriculum and teaching methods can differ between districts.
  
  
• Focus on Other Subjects:
  There is evidence that civics education may be under-emphasized in some schools due to a focus on subjects like math, reading, and test preparation.
  
  
• Varying Depth of Instruction:
  Some states may require a full-year civics course, while others may only require a semester-long course or a smaller portion of a history course.
  
  
• Lack of Federal Standards:
  There are no national standards for social studies or civics education. This means that states and districts have a lot of flexibility in what they teach.

Copy and paste of AI is NOT a post!

 

[Unkotare]

What lazy shits some "posters" are.

 

[Robert W]

Screw them. I'm not wishing for any bad luck for the vets, but trump needs to pay for all those tax cuts for his rich buddies somehow, doesn't he? Vets are tough. They probably won't mind since throwing more money at rich people is so much more important than them.

If you work for a living, the Rich are the backbone of the USA and why you found a job.

 

[Robert W]

That's why I asked a simple question.

The was: And this question applies to ALL States. Red, Blue and Purple.

So, back to the original question, are these classes currently being taught in public high schools?

The classes were: A Civics Class and a Contemporary World Problems.


Why can't you answer this question? Is it a scary question?
It's not a trap, it's a simple question with a Yes or No answer.
Please answer.

Foxfyre or even you Robert W or god forbid that OhPleaseJustQuit answer a question rather than the usually lame emoji response.

That's why I asked a simple question.

The was: And this question applies to ALL States. Red, Blue and Purple.

So, back to the original question, are these classes currently being taught in public high schools?

The classes were: A Civics Class and a Contemporary World Problems.


Why can't you answer this question? Is it a scary question?
It's not a trap, it's a simple question with a Yes or No answer.
Please answer.

Foxfyre or even you Robert W or god forbid that OhPleaseJustQuit answer a question rather than the usually lame emoji response.

Apparently you do not know. Were you asked a yes or no question? Since you do not know, and I said I don't know, you and I both do not know.

 

[WEATHER53]

Resentment of achievement is insanity