@LuisMorenolg @WendellAlbright @pigjowls Thank you.
I am reasonably confident that many people have taken positions on such topics without reviewing the materials, which is why I think curriculum transparency can actually be helpful to address any misconceptions on the part of the public.
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I am reasonably confident that many people have taken positions on such topics without reviewing the materials, which is why I think curriculum transparency can actually be helpful to address any misconceptions on the part of the public.
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@LuisMorenolg @WendellAlbright @pigjowls CRT has become a shorthand for considering new perspectives on racial and other issues in our country, both now and in the study of our history.
I have found that effective training does make me uncomfortable, but the introspection is valuable.
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I have found that effective training does make me uncomfortable, but the introspection is valuable.
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@LuisMorenolg @WendellAlbright @pigjowls Best example is unconscious bias training - excellent!
In my experience, all effective training must be well thought out.
However, the newly energized DEI consultant industry, like any other, has varying degrees of quality and effectiveness.
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In my experience, all effective training must be well thought out.
However, the newly energized DEI consultant industry, like any other, has varying degrees of quality and effectiveness.
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@LuisMorenolg @WendellAlbright @pigjowls Curriculum transparency is a neutral policy that can help concerned citizens to base their perspectives on the actual curriculum, rather than reports by third parties of perhaps questionable motives.
I think the major challenge in k-12 history education is what to omit.
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I think the major challenge in k-12 history education is what to omit.
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