đź§µEducation is in trouble. Someone has to fix it. I guess I'm just as good a someone as any. Here are my top recommendations for education in Canada. 1/
Promote Positive-Sum Education: Transition from zero-sum, Marxist-inspired education to a positive-sum model. Focus on resilience despite challenges, rather than incentivizing victimization. Shift from coercive mandates to “celebrate diversity” to a classical liberal approach that emphasizes “tolerating diversity.” 2/
Safeguard Free Speech: Uphold free speech principles while fostering decency and respect among students. Regulating bodies and unions must not impose restrictive speech codes on educators. Encourage open dialogue and the sharing of diverse views. 3/
Enforce Political Neutrality: Audit the entire K-12 system for political biases. Develop new curricula and teaching methods rooted in political neutrality. Address the influence of the equity doctrine as a far-left Marxist project and ensure its neutrality. Apply this standard to pedagogies and codes of conduct as well. 4/
Review Third-Party Programs: Conduct comprehensive reviews of third-party organizations involved in schools to ensure their programs are politically neutral. Fund only those programs that prioritize resilience over ideological indoctrination. 5/
Restrict Bureaucratic Influence: Prevent bureaucrats associated with radical political agendas from participating in policy, curriculum, pedagogy, and code-of-conduct reviews. Assign these tasks to vetted, politically neutral professionals. 6/
Ban Overt Activism: Disallow overt activism in schools until radical ideological elements are effectively neutralized. 7/
Enforce Accountability: School boards, trustees, teachers, and bureaucrats who fail to comply with these new standards should face dismissal. 8/
Reform Teacher Training: Ensure teacher training programs disclose the origins of teaching methods and provide a variety of pedagogical approaches. Withhold funding from programs that fail to meet these standards. 9/
Implement Data-Driven Reviews: Conduct long-term reviews of teaching methods to assess their impact on student achievement. Evaluate teacher performance based on these findings. 10/
Ensure Equity of Political Belief in Hiring: If equity principles remain, extend protections for political beliefs in the human rights code. Actively hire conservative educators to ensure ideological balance. 11/
Ban Gender Ideology: Prohibit the teaching of gender ideology and queer theory, citing potential medical and psychological harms. Uphold the principle of "do no harm" in education. 12/
Teach Controversial Topics with Balance: Require politically contentious subjects to be presented in a balanced manner. Until political neutrality is achieved, closely monitor teachers to ensure they represent a broad spectrum of viewpoints. 13/
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🧵Ontario teachers are being asked to deliver anti-racist and global citizenship training via a program called MyBlueprint.ca – the program is entirely based in the far-left race-Marxist pedagogies. The program is designed to create “antiracist” allies, or in normal-speak, to turn children in to activists because “One either allows racial inequities to persevere, as a racist, or confronts racial inequalities, as an antiracist” (Ibram X. Kendi). Dissent is not permitted, lest you be a racist, of course. 1/5
🧵Who is Pat Case? He's an New Left era Marxist and member of the Canadian Communist Party that - not surprisingly - used to lead the ministry's "Equity secretariat". If you're wondering how the racist propaganda spread to fast in Ontario schools, look no further than Mr Case. A thread 1/6 tvo.org/video/focusing…
Mr Case started his political career as a trustee at the TSDB. He was (still is?) a trade unionist and "community" activist that developed the early race relations policies at the TDSB. These policies were rooted in New Left Marxist thinking popular at the time. 2/6 news.ontario.ca/en/backgrounde…
The Trans Affirming Toolkit is an anti-oppression education resource for Ontario educators. What is anti-oppression education? Let's examine the seminal text cited by the authors. TLDR it's brainwashing.
Kumashiro (2000) Toward a Theory of Anti-Oppressive Education, p.20 /1
Unlearning has a chapter in the toolkit. It means teaching kids to resist rational thinking so they may ponder how they themselves enable oppression. The goal is achieving a state of cognitive dissonance ("paradoxical condition of learning") and the inevitable mental crisis. /2
Kumashiro suggests that the student in crisis should be guided toward a social justice orientated resolution of that crisis by educators. The same educator that created the crisis in the first place. This is known as trauma-bonding; a popular cult tactic. /3
1/ Queer Theorist, Julia Sinclair-Palm from Carleton University explains how queer clubs provide excellent opportunity for adults to initiate kids into intersectional neo-Marxist revolutionary praxis - a video thread.
2/ Queer Theory is opposed to all norms, boundaries, and principles, on principle. Queerness is a refusal to fit into established norms, or to compromise with society, all while actively working to remove boundaries.
3/ Queer “liberation” demands “revolutionary” change, described here as a restructuring of institution. She’s speaking in relation to school. Queer liberation means abolishing norms, traditions, boundaries, and principles in K-12 schools
1/ Let's look at some myths about trans kids from the Canadian Teacher's Federation - a resource recommended by the Trans Affirming Toolkit for Ontario Educators ctf-fce.ca/wp-content/upl…
2/ Normalizing stealth leads to "if you don't date me you're a bigot" and, in some notable cases, rape by deceit. This is not good for the trans person or anyone else. It's lying.
3/ It's a mental illness...No, really. It is. Psychosis is a condition of the mind that results in difficulties determining what is real and what is not real.
đź§µThe FOI I filed in August finally arrived. The York Region District School board in Ontario paid a queer activist organization, The 519, $23,817.51 to write their Gender Expressions and Identity policy. Let's look into what they got for their money. 1/7
Here's the unique knowledge that The 519 invoiced the YRDSB to justify males in female spaces.
"Introduction to Gender and Sexuality Diversity" delivered by Dylan Bruxer for $7,439.17 (including HST) 2/7
Who is Dylan Bruxer you ask? Looks like he used to work at Egale. 3/7