Banded Together
The last review of ESSA in a recent series. What’s in store? What can we see happening?
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Tag: law
Bamboozling The Innocent
Warriors, to ‘bamboozle’ someone, you mean to confuse them. How horrible is it that the ESSA language and mandates are written to confuse these type of students who already face their own unique set of challenges?
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Knot In My Backyard
Education is once again ‘an means to an end’; not, an endeavor of its own.
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Partnering Up!
If you stop and look, almost everything in American education/workforce is lined up to meet the UN’s SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals). So, what more can there be?!
Continue Reading“Here I Stand, I Can Do No Other”
We’ve heard the talk, but does it match the walk? Evidence is no friend to the educratic leader.
Continue ReadingFTF: A ‘Dependent Truth’
Well, the new U.S. Dept. of Education Secretary is wasting no time when it comes to selling higher education opportunities. But are these opportunities truthful ones? Will these opportunities come with MORE Common Core State Standards strings attached? What about College/Career Readiness? Career Tech Education (and all its other names) and their strings? I guess […]
Continue ReadingWinter 2016: A Look Ahead, NC and the USA
I call this picture above, “Bond, bad bond”. Why? As a dedicated education policy and law researcher who has uncovered many ties to Common Core and its related entities, I can smell a foul stench when I see something like this. The great news is, I am NOT alone! I will go back to the […]
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