Critical Race Theory, Public Schools, and Parental Rights

[Granule]

Informative essay on CRT and how elements of it are still making their way into public school systems.

Shout out to the parents who stay on top of this sneaky bullshit.

https://www.heritage.org/education/...ace-theory-public-schools-and-parental-rights

 

[archives]

Bullshit, as I noted earlier, teaching CRT in a K-12 curriculum would be like teaching Kierkegaard, and having to go back to Marcuse and such to supposedly trace origins shows the author is clueless

 

[Matt Dillon]

Bullshit, as I noted earlier, teaching CRT in a K-12 curriculum would be like teaching Kierkegaard, and having to go back to Marcuse and such to supposedly trace origins shows the author is clueless

CRT is used in the formulating of pre-3-K12 curriculum.

Next!

 

[Granule]

Bullshit, as I noted earlier, teaching CRT in a K-12 curriculum would be like teaching Kierkegaard, and having to go back to Marcuse and such to supposedly trace origins shows the author is clueless

She's more plugged in than any of you fools.

Now, just accept that your side is trying to sneak all kinds of shit into the public school system (including elements of CRT) and then we'll be able to have a fair debate on whether that shit is good for kids.

 

[archives]

CRT is used in the formulating of pre-3-K12 curriculum.

Next!

Again, bullshit, like saying Communism is being formulated in the K-12 curriculum because the Government subsides lunches

Teaching the realities of slavery and the subjugation of Black Americans in America history is not teaching CRT nor making little white kids feel guilty

 

[archives]

She's more plugged in than any of you fools.

Now, just accept that your side is trying to sneak all kinds of shit into the public school system (including elements of CRT) and then we'll be able to have a fair debate on whether that shit is good for kids.

Nothing personal, but you are wrong again (https://www.aaeteachers.org/index.php/press-release-pages/070221-crtsurvey), and that’s documentation, not an opinion piece from a partisan website

 

[Granule]

Nothing personal, but you are wrong again (https://www.aaeteachers.org/index.php/press-release-pages/070221-crtsurvey), and that’s documentation, not an opinion piece from a partisan website

Show me in that source where it talks about elements of CRT.

 

[archives]

Show me in that source where it talks about elements of CRT.

Kidding right? Whole study is done on implementing CRT, read

 

[Granule]

Kidding right? Whole study is done on implementing CRT, read

Of course no kidding. There's no such thing as kidding with shit like this.

That essay is about ELEMENTS of CRT, not CRT in its entirety. Nobody's saying that the same shit that's taught in college is also in front of grade school kids. How dense do you have to be?

Now read the article.

 

[Legion]

Informative essay on CRT and how elements of it are still making their way into public school systems.

Shout out to the parents who stay on top of this sneaky bullshit.

https://www.heritage.org/education/...ace-theory-public-schools-and-parental-rights

Good source. Thanks for posting this.

 

[Legion]

 

[T. A. Gardner]

Bullshit, as I noted earlier, teaching CRT in a K-12 curriculum would be like teaching Kierkegaard, and having to go back to Marcuse and such to supposedly trace origins shows the author is clueless

This post says you are mentally incapable of understanding the difference between teaching theory and using a theory in practice to set curricula and lesson plans. While the former is not being done in K-12, clearly the latter is.

It is no different than teachers don't teach K-12 students how to develop curricula for Common Core but use Common Core curricula in K-12 to teach students. That's the same distinction with CRT.