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Category Archives: Common Core
Educrats, Ed Reformers and their well-funded Potemkin Villages
Common Core supporters are ginning up their own love of Common Core – again.
The echo-chamber of Common Core support is swinging into action via an ever-increasing proliferation of ‘education non-profits’.
These ‘education non-profits’ receive grants and contributions from other ‘education non-profits’, who receive money from other ‘education non-profits’ and so on.
The idea is to create a web or network of Common Core supporting groups to give the appearance that support for the standards is bigger than it actually is.
This creation and funding of multiple supporting groups are much like a Potemkin village. They are used, in essence, to carpet bomb opposition. This is a common political tactic used during election cycles to sway public opinion.
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The Common Core Weekend Reads – Mother’s Day Edition
These are the Common Core Weekend Reads for Mother’s Day, 2015.
This is a review of the past week of news on Common Core nationwide and in North Carolina.
Articles are organized by category.
Prior Edition of Weekend Reads: 4-25-15 Continue reading
Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), Common Core
Tagged Common Core, Weekend Reads
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NC Academic Standards Review Commission – May Meeting Details
The May meeting of the NC Common Core Commission (officially known as the Academic Standards Review Commission or ASRC) have been published by the Dept. of Administration.
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Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), Academic Standards Review Commission, Common Core
Tagged ASRC
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#SB561 Looks Like ‘Read To Achieve’ For College
At first, I was confused by this press release (full text at the bottom) from Senator Barefoot, who sat on the General Assembly’s Common Core Legislative Research Committee.
At first I wondered, how is the General Assembly going to direct community colleges “to develop a program that introduces college developmental mathematics and developmental reading and English courses into high school curriculums during the senior year.” when North Carolina’s K-12 standards (Common Core) are under review for replacement??
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#KingDuncan Has Spoken! Threatens Peasants That The Government Will ‘Step In’
In case you missed it, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan has expanded on his colorful rhetoric aimed at the peasants a.k.a, parents.
No longer is the ‘white suburban mom’ the target of his umbrage. Now any parent opting their kids out of the Common Core tests is fair game.
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Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), Common Core, EDUCATION, Testing
Tagged Arne Duncan, Opt Out
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Student ‘Health Assessment’ Helps ‘Track the Fat Kids’. Bonus: US is a Democracy?
I’ve warned people for a while now about HB 13 (Amend School Health Assessment Requirement) and the ramifications of the parental ‘consent’ signature block on the health form that the bill references.
Parents have been signing away the confidentiality between their child’s doctor to allow DHHS and DPI to contact the provider directly.
Now the data is being used to ‘track the fat kids’.
Why is education involved in the health profession? Why are kids failing basic information in courses like History and Civics ?
KEEP READING — You won’t believe what one national education official said about the priorities in Social studies… Continue reading

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