A certain example of the great evil and injustice of the Common Core Curricilum is in the formula of the tests. Because the Common Core insists solely upon critical thinking, those who partake of it endure the misfortune of being deprived of the entitlement to a single, straight-forward right/correct answer. This is being pushed into every level of learning. Simply put, it is the edification of the false mentality that True and False, Right and Wrong, are something to be socially regarded as being without value because it is viewed as oppressive. The evil affliction is a sort of enshrining of Relativism in the Common Core, which actually makes it much more easy to fail than to pass any test. Why? Because having all those possibilities, and the multiplication of correctness, makes the chance of getting a passing grade into LESS THAN 25% because of the required combinations of possibilities, unlike classic multiple choice test forms. With True/False, there is actually a higher chance of passing at 50/50%, but because of the Dictatorship of Relativism in the Western culture, there is a certain agitated spirit overtaking the mind of humanity about the rejection of Truth in all its forms. Another certain example is that the Common Core Curriculum was designed with the purpose of reaping where it does not sow - it is primarily a money-gathering scheme. Its implementation enforces the requirement to purchase all-new text books, tools, technology and/or computer programs, etc etc etc. It is a form of Usury, to be precise. Its purpose is to make the wealthy (like Bill Gates for example) even MORE wealthy, and make the poor even poorer. Whoever claims that this economy is getting better is a liar. The idea of a revival of national slavery, let alone how the greed of the worldly wealthy and powerful people is morally and ethically abominable and so destructive it is deadly, should be enough reason to unrelentingly fight against it.
Posted on: Thu, 27 Mar 2014 15:47:07 +0000
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