Common Core

by Colin Dixon  - August 21, 2019

If you want a good reason to pursue any homeschooling program at all, Common Core is a good reason.  Here’s a documentary that illustrates the problem:  6 minute trailer.. https://youtu.be/vyP2PZk-XFg

Here is another one that is a little more “hard-core”:


You can find plenty of news stories and uploaded videos on You Tube showing horror-story examples of the incomprehensible insanity of Common Core.  If you want my opinion, I say it is rotten to the core.  Bad for the kids’ intellectual and moral diets.  If left unchecked, it will inevitably lead to truth decay.   So we need to pull the plug on it.  There are much better ways of confusing and confounding our kids with “progressive” teaching methods.

This is the 3rd Video, I would watch the other two 1st as this will be hard to follow until you have the context and background. 


DumBing down everyone via the schooling system has been part of the rigged system for well over a century. This link offers an antidote for you.

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  1. Since 2009, the Gates Foundation’s primary U.S. activity has focused on establishing and implementing Common Core, a set of centrally mandated curriculum rules and tests for what children are to learn in each K-12 grade, with the results linked to school and teacher ratings and punitive measures for low performers. The Gates Foundation has spent more than $400 million itself and influenced $4 trillion in U.S. taxpayer funds towards this goal. Eight years later, however, Bill Gates is admitting failure on that project, and a “pivot” to another that is not likely to go any better.

    https://thefederalist.com/2017/10/25/bill-gates-tacitly-admits-common-core-experiment-failure/

  2. Governors Conference on Education, Wichita, KS 11-2-1989 “Schools, Goals & the 1990s” In addition to her credentials as an authority in public education (she was Asst Supt of Public Instruction in Washington State), Shirley McCune co-authored “The Light Shall Set You Free,” a book on New Age spirituality to pass on the Universal Laws of the Ascended Masters of the Ancient Wisdom. Her book teaches that mastery of their precepts allows an individual entry into the “Fifth Dimension”. Enlightened individuals will collaboratively building the Seventh Golden Age of the
    https://youtu.be/9ncWjY7vcy4

  3. A speech by the Sam Blumenfeld in illiterates.

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    https://youtu.be/mjCquUh92gw

  4. This lecture was delivered at the Ford Hall Forum by Leonard Peikoff in 1984.

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    Alarmed at the state of American education, as indicated by plummeting test scores and the failure to keep up with other countries in math and science, philosopher Leonard Peikoff spent two weeks visiting the best schools in New York City, searching for answers. In this 1984 lecture delivered at Boston’s Ford Hall Forum, Peikoff draws on his experiences and research in offering his own perspective on “why Johnny can’t think.”

    “I deliberately chose schools with good reputations—some of which are the shining models for the rest of the country,” Peikoff explains, “and I let the principals guide me to their top teachers. I wanted to see the system not when it was just scraping by, starved for money and full of compromises, but at its best, when it was adequately funded, competently staffed, and proud of its activities. I got an eyeful.”

    Using examples he saw firsthand, Peikoff observes that students are not taught to conceptualize or put together their thoughts and experiences into wider abstractions. Despite teachers’ best efforts to teach children to be self-expressive, he notes, students are not learning the foundations on which to base their opinions.

    Peikoff explains the fundamental cause as a lack of “respect for reason” and calls for change: “Let us fight to make our schools once again bastions of knowledge. Then no dictator can rise among us by counting, like Big Brother in 1984, on the enshrinement of ignorance.”

    The Q&A that follows the lecture expands on its subject matter and includes the following topics:

    Does more money mean better teachers?
    The Montessori method of education
    Mathematics in the classroom
    Public versus private education
    John Dewey
    Compulsory attendance requirements
    Prayer in school
    Lecturing versus group discussion in class
    Grammar
    Phonics versus the Look-Say method of learning to read
    Teaching in Nazi Germany
    Teaching Objectivism on college campuses
    Does television affect learning?

    https://youtu.be/p4BJ-21EhY8

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