Tech Thursday: When You Think It’s Not CCSS, But It Is!!
If you’ve not heard of the U.S. Congress’ Career and Technical Education Caucuses, by the end of this article, you […]
Tech Thursdays
From the Files Tuesday
RMT: Update on the Technocratic Ed Reform
Back in Sept. of 2014, I researched and wrote about the ties between CCSS, STEM, and the Technocratic Party. Seeing
Riddle Me This Sunday
RMT: National Humanity, Common Core Style
Could it be possible to have an independent federal agency for humanities align us all via Common Core? That’s the
Would You Believe It Wednesday
WYBI: CCSS and NGSS, Where Dumb Meets Dumber!
For the “Would You Believe It?!” file: Next Generation Science Standards AND Common Core, together in union to dumb down
Fib-o-Meter Friday
FOM: Duncan Extols Upcoming ESEA Renewal
Happy Friday, Anti CCSS Warriors! The “Fib-o-Meter” for today is chock full of one of the biggest fibbers in modern
From the Files Tuesday
FTF: CCSS ‘Pearsonites’, at Your Higher Ed Campuses Now!
ccss pearsonites at your higher ed campuses examines pearson campus ambassador programs and corporate influence on education policy in colleges
Fib-o-Meter Friday
FOM: The CCSSO’s Hungry Eyes
This is a special Fib-o-Meter Friday for those of us opposed to Common Core Standards and all that goes with
Tech Thursdays
Tech Thursday: More on the HEA (Higher Ed Act)
This post breaks down a 1 hour HEA reauthorization video panel with New America and University of Pennsylvania connections then lists key concerns about outcomes based federal control incentives pipelines WIOA and HR5 style policy moves.
Tech Thursdays
Tech Thursday: CCSS Workforce Pushing Labor Reform
This post connects Common Core workforce alignment to Higher Education Act reauthorization highlighting business workforce partnerships career pathways and policy groups like CLASP plus concerns about federal accountability and expanded postsecondary data collection through IPEDS and NCES.
Tech Thursdays
Tech Thursday: Workforce Gunning for HR5
In this special edition for my Tech Thursday posts, I wanted to focus on how the CCSS laced HR5 Bill