Receiving education in America once meant a chance to escape the ramifications of a limited knowledge. It once provided children a chance to better themselves and move beyond the implications of imprudence that could be ...
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Linda Alexander's comment,
April 29, 10:29 AM
I had posted this piece last week and thought it was quite compelling! :)
Keith Heggart's comment,
April 29, 7:32 PM
Very much so. Interesting intersection of Hip Hop Culture and Spoken Word, as well as evidence of critical thought and some detailed research. I was very impressed.
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Linda Alexander's curator insight,
April 25, 9:39 PM
This has been brewing for the last few weeks--with teachers, parents and now the students! Wow.
Linda Alexander's comment,
April 25, 9:43 PM
Keith, I have been following this building pressure cooker for the last few weeks. I posted that parents were opting out, teachers were opting out, and yet another YouTube piece about students protesting. I think everyone is fed-up with all the testing and it is about time! Thanks for sharing this news...! This all starts with the College Boards and works it way backwards into the K-12 schools...
Keith Heggart's comment,
April 26, 7:05 PM
Hi Linda, It's very interesting, indeed. I think we are heading in a similar direction here in Australia. Already, there are a number of parent groups and teacher groups calling for boycotts of NAPLAN (our standardized tests).
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