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Bruce Deitrick Price's Blog – August 2017 Archive (2)

Memo to Trump: it's a good time to abolish Common Core

Even for liberal educators, even from the very start, didn't it strike everyone that Common Core was way too big, too sudden, too fast. A huge top-down governmental imposition that would transform everything from K to 12. Once it was locked into law at the federal level, we would never escape from it. There was NO testing, no confirmation that any of the ideas worked. They don't, unless the goal is to befuddle students.

It almost succeeded as planned by David Coleman,…

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Added by Bruce Deitrick Price on August 16, 2017 at 7:30pm — No Comments

Sight Words = Hoax Words (Back To School Report)

The more you study K-12, the more you will be astonished at the control that our Education Establishment has on every aspect of our society.

Here is his weird injurious method, analyzed and explained in dozens of books, but kept perpetually in place by the interlocking powers-that-be. I've started to think the correct name is The Illiteracy Matrix.

in any event, children are subjected to instruction that does not work. Typically the children have a lot of…

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Added by Bruce Deitrick Price on August 3, 2017 at 5:15pm — No Comments

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