Pushing back against the surge of misinformation online, California will now require all K-12 students to learn media literacy skills -- such as recognizing fake news and thinking critically about what they encounter on the internet.
Recognizing fake news now a required subject in California schools::undefined
I never talked about common core itself. I said many students take classes beyond what is covered in common core because they already have learnt the content long before graduating.
You quoted me saying that people took courses beyond what is covered in common core. You said I didn’t understand educational standards, but I never made a claim about the content of common core other than AP and IB courses cover more specialized topics than what are in common core. And that is simply true. If you disagree actually articulate it rather than saying, “No, you don’t understand but I won’t elaborate”
I too can edit my comment to add insults! Multiple times!
As a former teacher, this is not how educational standards work at all.
What did I say about educational standards?
That’s what common core is. A curriculum is built from a set of standards.
I never talked about common core itself. I said many students take classes beyond what is covered in common core because they already have learnt the content long before graduating.
… I literally quoted you.
You don’t seem to understand what common core, educational standards, or a curriculum are. Perhaps you should not have strong opinions on this topic
You quoted me saying that people took courses beyond what is covered in common core. You said I didn’t understand educational standards, but I never made a claim about the content of common core other than AP and IB courses cover more specialized topics than what are in common core. And that is simply true. If you disagree actually articulate it rather than saying, “No, you don’t understand but I won’t elaborate”
I too can edit my comment to add insults! Multiple times!