- "Provide a consistent, clear understanding of what students are expected to learn"
- "Teachers and Parents know what they need to do to help them"
- The young people of today have the knowledge and skills they need for success in college
- Fully prepared American students will be in the position to compete successfully in the global economy, in-turn bettering our communities
That sounds good to me! How about you? How many times have you gone to your parent or has your child come to you looking for help? It can be difficult to help or get help when your not sure what criteria or understanding needs to be met. Common Core State Standard Initiative is trying to bridge and connect parents, teachers, and students with the standards and concepts needed for success in college and in the work force. This understanding amongst all parties is what helps make for successful learning.
Minnesota, North Dakota, Nebraska, Montana, Texas, Washington, Alaska and Virginia, all have not adopted this Common Core State Standard Initiative. So is there another side to this seemingly positive initiative? Probably. Check out this article from Heartland.org's School Reform News and let me know what you think. There are two sides to every story.
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