Public Education COLLAPSING (12)

Nov 8, 2018 10:39 AM CST Public Education COLLAPSING
CossackCat
CossackCatCossackCatSomewhere, Maryland USA492 Threads 45 Polls 9,137 Posts
2018 student test scores the worst in history
8 yrs after adopting Bill Gate’s common core indoctrination standards, the public education system is reporting the lowest test scores for college readiness. According to the ACT’s annual report, average test scores for mathematics plummeted to their lowest level in two decades. The report, Condition of College and Career Readiness 2018, warned that readiness in English is at its lowest since the ACT standards were introduced. In 2015, readiness for English was 46 percent; just three years later, readiness had fallen to just 40 percent. Readiness in reading fell to 46 percent , and science readiness remained the most problematic for graduates, dropping to 36 percent.

Math scores continue to fall to historically low levels
Most shocking, U.S. high school graduates in all 50 states and the District of Columbia recorded their lowest math scores in twenty years. According to the ACT College Readiness Benchmark in mathematics, only 40 percent of 2018 graduates are ready for a college level algebra class. Math scores have been plummeting in recent years. In 2012, American students scored 21.1. Last year the average score was 20.7. This year, students scored a meager 20.5.

ACT CEO Marten Roorda is deeply concerned about this negative trend in mathematics. She calls the drop-off in test scores “a red flag for our country” especially in a tech-driven global job market where math and science are vitally important to success.

The ACT isn’t harder than it once was. This curriculum-based achievement test surveys schools and determines what is important for success in a first year college course. The ACT measures the academic skills that are most important for success after high school.

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Common Core national indoctrination standards are hurting educators and students alike
The problem over the past eight years are the one-size-fits all procedures that the public education system has adopted from Bill Gate’s Common Core program. Adopted back in 2010, this federalized education system coerced school districts with financial incentives from the federal government. As local school districts gave up control over their curriculum, local educators were forced to teach from a nationalized set of core standards. From 2010 to 2015, local teachers and school board members had no choice but to concede to common core. The local teacher doesn’t choose what is on the tests, and now these nationalized tests dictate what is taught in most classrooms across the country. A teacher’s success is gauged on their ability to teach students to comply, just like they have to.

This top-down education system has stifled innovation, taken away individual choice, and tied the hands of local educators. The one-size-fits all common core standards do not inspire students and do not prepare them for the real world. The plunge in ACT test scores shows that students aren’t getting any smarter. They are being dumbed down by a controlling system that does not inspire learning. The majority of students no longer want to ask questions and push the boundaries of science. They don’t want to explore the depths of knowledge in reading. The majority aren’t even prepared to calculate and compute mathematics.

Common Core abandons time-tested approaches to solving math problems. Common Core indoctrinates students with so-called “settled science,” discouraging students from asking questions and seeking answers of their own.

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Nov 8, 2018 12:02 PM CST Public Education COLLAPSING
bigjb62
bigjb62bigjb62Society Hill, South Carolina USA1 Threads 935 Posts
There's no doubt common core has a lot to do with it. It also doesn't help that cel phones, laptops, ipads and old school calculators are commonly used in class rooms, not to mention everything else that's taught for the sole purpose of indoctrinating our young people.
So many distractions so little real education.very mad
Nov 9, 2018 5:06 PM CST Public Education COLLAPSING
HealthyLiving
HealthyLivingHealthyLivingSomewhere In, Tennessee USA527 Threads 2 Polls 4,775 Posts
The homeschool curriculum we use does not support common core at all and it is forbidden to be taught.
My students are higher achievers and they want to learn what makes sense.

We all knew common core was a failure way before Bill Gates admitted to it!!!

HLwave
Nov 10, 2018 1:57 AM CST Public Education COLLAPSING
Bnaughty
BnaughtyBnaughtyMálaga, Andalusia Spain43 Threads 2 Polls 4,685 Posts
2018 student test scores the worst in history
8 yrs after adopting Bill Gate’s common core indoctrination standards, the public education system is reporting the lowest test scores for college readiness. According to the ACT’s annual report, average test scores for mathematics plummeted to their lowest level in two decades. The report, Condition of College and Career Readiness 2018, warned that readiness in English is at its lowest since the ACT standards were introduced. In 2015, readiness for English was 46 percent; just three years later, readiness had fallen to just 40 percent. Readiness in reading fell to 46 percent , and science readiness remained the most problematic for graduates, dropping to 36 percent.

Math scores continue to fall to historically low levels
Most shocking, U.S. high school graduates in all 50 states and the District of Columbia recorded their lowest math scores in twenty years. According to the ACT College Readiness Benchmark in mathematics, only 40 percent of 2018 graduates are ready for a college level algebra class. Math scores have been plummeting in recent years. In 2012, American students scored 21.1. Last year the average score was 20.7. This year, students scored a meager 20.5.

ACT CEO Marten Roorda is deeply concerned about this negative trend in mathematics. She calls the drop-off in test scores “a red flag for our country” especially in a tech-driven global job market where math and science are vitally important to success.

The ACT isn’t harder than it once was. This curriculum-based achievement test surveys schools and determines what is important for success in a first year college course. The ACT measures the academic skills that are most important for success after high school.

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Common Core national indoctrination standards are hurting educators and students alike
The problem over the past eight years are the one-size-fits all procedures that the public education system has adopted from Bill Gate’s Common Core program. Adopted back in 2010, this federalized education system coerced school districts with financial incentives from the federal government. As local school districts gave up control over their curriculum, local educators were forced to teach from a nationalized set of core standards. From 2010 to 2015, local teachers and school board members had no choice but to concede to common core. The local teacher doesn’t choose what is on the tests, and now these nationalized tests dictate what is taught in most classrooms across the country. A teacher’s success is gauged on their ability to teach students to comply, just like they have to.

This top-down education system has stifled innovation, taken away individual choice, and tied the hands of local educators. The one-size-fits all common core standards do not inspire students and do not prepare them for the real world. The plunge in ACT test scores shows that students aren’t getting any smarter. They are being dumbed down by a controlling system that does not inspire learning. The majority of students no longer want to ask questions and push the boundaries of science. They don’t want to explore the depths of knowledge in reading. The majority aren’t even prepared to calculate and compute mathematics.

Common Core abandons time-tested approaches to solving math problems. Common Core indoctrinates students with so-called “settled science,” discouraging students from asking questions and seeking answers of their own.

Wish I´d gone to school so I could understand this post
Nov 10, 2018 5:29 AM CST Public Education COLLAPSING
Is all this testing relevant to earning a living and finding some joy in life? What sort of investment is a college degree if you come out $20-some thousand in debt?

"20 years of schooling, and they put you on the day shift."
-- Bob Dylan
Nov 10, 2018 5:29 AM CST Public Education COLLAPSING
CossackCat
CossackCatCossackCatSomewhere, Maryland USA492 Threads 45 Polls 9,137 Posts
Bnaughty: Wish I´d gone to school so I could understand this post
Long story short. Common Core program and Globalism is dumbing down America.
But it started long before Bill Gates and Common Core.
I use to think it started in the 70's, but the further down the rabbit hole I go... it started with public schools. Which are indoctrination centers of control
Nov 12, 2018 9:53 AM CST Public Education COLLAPSING
Sir_T
Sir_TSir_TLimerick, Ireland4 Threads 598 Posts
Well, this is an easy thing to test. According to since 2010, forty-two (42) of the fifty U.S. states and the District of Columbia have been members of the Common Core State Standards Initiative, while Oklahoma, Texas, Virginia, Alaska, Nebraska, Indiana, and South Carolina did not adopt the initiative at a state level.

So, if it is Common Core that is dumbing down the Test scores (assuming they are actually going down,) then the states without Common Core would be at the top of the test level.

So lets look at where those states are in the education states rankings.

Score from

In order of school Quality;
Virginia is number 6
Nebraska is No 14
Indiana is number 24
Oklahoma is number 33
Texas is number 36
South Carolina is No 40
Alaska is No 48

Sorry the lack of Common core does not seem to have

Test scores are not bearing out the greatness of non common core either. Virginia looks good but Alaska and Texas are on the bottom 5 lists.

So its pretty much a wash. Sorry when you look at the data on any kind of systamatic level you cannot say that Common core is bringing scores down compared with Scores in non Common Core States.
Nov 12, 2018 10:19 AM CST Public Education COLLAPSING
yep,don't we love Jimmy Wales of the WIKI when he is politifying?laugh
Nov 15, 2018 6:32 PM CST Public Education COLLAPSING
reb56
reb56reb56carthage, Missouri USA55 Polls 8,629 Posts
HealthyLiving: The homeschool curriculum we use does not support common core at all and it is forbidden to be taught.
My students are higher achievers and they want to learn what makes sense.

We all knew common core was a failure way before Bill Gates admitted to it!!!

HL
NWO boy like soros n gang.
Nov 16, 2018 12:44 AM CST Public Education COLLAPSING
Bnaughty
BnaughtyBnaughtyMálaga, Andalusia Spain43 Threads 2 Polls 4,685 Posts
For conclusive proof of public education collapsing simply read my poststeddybear
Nov 16, 2018 7:50 AM CST Public Education COLLAPSING
reb56
reb56reb56carthage, Missouri USA55 Polls 8,629 Posts
CossackCat: Long story short. Common Core program and Globalism is dumbing down America.
But it started long before Bill Gates and Common Core.
I use to think it started in the 70's, but the further down the rabbit hole I go... it started with public schools. Which are indoctrination centers of control
then sr.centers,etc.
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