informing and fighting back against education overreaches to save hearts and souls
This post highlights how online courses and digital resources can quietly connect back to the CCSS Machine using examples like Middlebury Interactive Languages K12 Inc ties and the We Are Teachers site then shares practical steps to snoop and verify curriculum sources.
Continue ReadingVisual resource post supporting Anti-CCSS Machine Warriors with education reform insights
Continue ReadingAnti CCSS Warriors, we’ve made progress in the battle for wiping out CCSS, we’re on the move to now include the adult version, CTE. After going on another ‘undercover’ research trip into the ‘world of education’ this weekend, I came away with a few muse worthy findings. These, of course, lead to questions we Warriors […]
Continue ReadingRiddle-style critique of NC CCSS and Career & Technical Education alignment overload
Continue ReadingCould it be possible to have an independent federal agency for humanities align us all via Common Core? That’s the riddle for today, April 12, 2015. NEH, National Endowment for the Humanities: Before we get into what NEH does or who is involved, let’s assume you aren’t familiar with ‘humanities’. According the Act of 1965 […]
Continue ReadingI don’t know about your battle in your state, but here in NC, things are far from over. News that we don’t have CCSS anymore is just a plain lie. Our state is like the others seeking to be free. None of us are truly free yet. However, the post today is about celebrating and […]
Continue ReadingI don’t know about you, but being the researcher on Common Core Standards that I’ve become, I get quite a bit of email. So, imagine my surprise when I received the following excerpt, “Join us for this two-day opportunity to connect and collaborate with colleagues from the school, library, museum, and home learning worlds–and anyone […]
Continue Reading