URGENT: Author of Common Core Admits the Real Goal… This Will Make You Sick
Schools who opt to follow Common Core Standards have negatively affected the futures of countless children as they struggle to learn basic math, English and other critical development skills.
The creator of Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts, Dr. David Pook, recently enlightened a stunned audience at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics when he announced his true motive behind creating the system.
“The reason why I helped write the standards and the reason why I am here today is that as a white male in society I am given a lot of privilege that I didn’t earn,” Pook stated to the audience.
Pook intentionally helped develop Common Core to end “white privilege,” according to his statement.
Ironically, it has been reported that Common Core is targeting the very children that Pook thought he was equaling the playing field for. Black and Hispanic children have seen lower test scores and have struggled to understand the ridiculously complicated nature of the program.
In true liberal fashion, Pook implies that not all children have the opportunity to learn how to read, as if something had changed in the last five decades. What, suddenly, is causing this great disadvantage to minority children, Dr. Pook?
In other ironic news, his employer, a Derryfield school, has refused to implement Common Core as they deemed it “inferior.” (H/T The Liberty Eagle)
Oh, and did we mention his school is 91 percent white?
Common Core is nothing but gross government overreach and a method of learning that will shape young students’ minds into non-thinking, liberal drones who will ultimately provide Democrat votes — or so the liberals hope.
And Pook is just another cog in the liberal propaganda machine who does his best to promulgate the intellectually useless concept of white privilege.
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Wednesday, March 11th, 2015
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