Melissa Hawk: Fight for your child’s education

In Child Education | on April, 18, 2015 | by | 0 Comments

News from The Union of Grass Valley:

Common Core testing begins soon and I, a parent of three children in the Nevada City School District, am ever so frustrated with the over complicated math and one-sided history and science curriculum, that so obviously pushes the liberal agenda.

Our many parental concerns and meetings were glossed over and now we bend over backwards to help our children learn something we ourselves can’t hardly grasp. The fight is happening across the country. Parents and entire schools are opting out of the Smarter Balanced Assessment Testing. While this won’t solve our Common Core dilemma, it will certainly make our fight against the standards known.

We the parents of Nevada County should take a stand. It is our kids right now who are losing out while being forced to be the guinea pigs for this ridiculous curriculum. Our incredibly talented teachers are forced into scripted teaching and all creativity is flying out the window. Just ask your kids how much time is being spent on test preparation and look at how much time is slotted for the actual testing itself. There is so much……………. continues on The Union of Grass Valley

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Education and religion are often seen to be incompatible.

There is an underlying notion inside the liberal education establishment that religious belief is backwards and contrary to enlightenment. Schools have long been viewed as gateways to a glorious secular and technological future, free of religious superstition.

After all, the purpose of education is to make children “career and college ready,” not to impart character or moral sentiments. Some educators go to the point of insinuating that the less religious influence upon the student, the better.

The educational establishment treats religion as if it is a deadly disease, not a blessing, for kids

Such convictions would be more convincing if they were based on facts. It would be good to see serious empirical studies that prove these prejudices against the influence of r……………. continues on TheBlaze.com

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