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This post explains how lifelong learning skills are being promoted through the College and Career Readiness and Success Center and linked to CCR themes SEL and new assessment layers from pre K to workforce.
Continue ReadingFTF: A Dependent Truth explores how education reform policies foster dependency within education systems, questioning influence, control, and accountability.
Continue ReadingGreetings for 2016 to all those dedicated, fearless, and, awesome anti CCSS (Common Core State Standards) Warriors! It has been a couple of weeks since I last wrote a blog entry, but I’ve been anything but idle. January 2016 finds me gearing up for some exciting speaking engagements where I’ll be honored to share with […]
Continue ReadingWarriors Against the Common Core, as you know I’ve devoted much of my research to finding where the CCSS Machine (my name for the all encompassing agenda and parts of the Common Core State Standards Initiative) is lurking in post-secondary education, as well as the other non traditional educational choices of public K-12 schools. In […]
Continue ReadingFor today’s “Tech Thursday” article, I want to shine the light on the CCSS alignment in post-secondary education yet again. Shouldn’t my focus be on the re-authorization of the ESEA (Elementary and Secondary Education Act)? While the focus is on that (my last 2 published articles were devoted to the ESEA re-authorization push), we need […]
Continue ReadingAnti CCSS Warriors, for today’s “From the File” article, I am borrowing from the “Lord of the Rings”. We MUST continue our fight against the CCSS Machine with ALL our might! It’s a BIG deal! Yesterday, I hope you found the encouragement you needed to call Congress and tell the members to vote NO to […]
Continue ReadingAnti CCSS Warriors, I simply want to encourage you to contact Congress today. Those helping us fight this War Against the Core have been quick to alert us that the changes to the re-authorization of the ESEA (Elementary and Secondary Education Act) are BAD NEWS! I am not about to repeat those warnings. Why? You […]
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