November 4, 200817 yr After your first rebuttal I have no intention on trying to impress you! :lol: I teach the core curriculum that the state requires and yes, I am in public schools. :thumb: No doubt. But do you teach history as it occurred or as it is presented in politically correct textbooks? But, then, I believe you have already answered the query. Can I also assume you are a life member of the KEA and the NEA?
November 4, 200817 yr No doubt. But do you teach history as it occurred or as it is presented in politically correct textbooks? But, then, I believe you have already answered the query. Can I also assume you are a life member of the KEA and the NEA? Way to keep this thread on topic.
November 4, 200817 yr Ok, here you go: http://www.lcsun-news.com/ci_10803319 Woman, who was a minority, was harassed. A national voters rights group, Project Vote, has called on U.S. Attorney Greg Fouratt to investigate the state Republican Party and its contractors for violating the Voter Rights Act by trying to intimidate minority first-time voters into not casting their ballots. Do you have video of this or are we expected to accept the word of Project Vote? Surely, we would expect a little proof other than the word of a group formed to get out liberal and minority voters. I don't imagine Project Vote is monitoring any affluent or predominately caucasian neighborhoods.
November 4, 200817 yr I'm not particularly impressed with your credentials. Do you teach actual history or the politically correct history that has infiltrated our more recent editions? I assume you are employed by the public schools. Do you research first source history (primary) or just wait for the Walt Disney version?
November 4, 200817 yr Do you have video of this or are we expected to accept the word of Project Vote? Surely, we would expect a little proof other than the word of a group formed to get out liberal and minority voters. I don't imagine Project Vote is monitoring any affluent or predominately caucasian neighborhoods. I gave you a link. I'm assuming you have fingers and can type and research this as much as you wish.
November 4, 200817 yr No doubt. But do you teach history as it occurred or as it is presented in politically correct textbooks? But, then, I believe you have already answered the query. Can I also assume you are a life member of the KEA and the NEA? Yes I am a KEA member, not sure where you are going with that. I am curious, give me an example of what you think is has been changed in our recent texts books that you call PC...
November 4, 200817 yr Do you research first source history (primary) or just wait for the Walt Disney version? nice response... :thumb::lol:
November 4, 200817 yr Anyone can write anything. That doesn't make it factual. Unaltered videos don't lie. Writers do. Surely that is a fact that has been proven throughout our history.
November 4, 200817 yr Anyone can write anything. That doesn't make it factual. Unaltered videos don't lie. Writers do. Surely that is a fact that has been proven throughout our history. Alright Geraldo.
November 4, 200817 yr Anyone can write anything. That doesn't make it factual. Unaltered videos don't lie. Writers do. Surely that is a fact that has been proven throughout our history. of course... But I am still waiting on an example how public schools are not teaching real history...
November 4, 200817 yr Anyone can write anything. That doesn't make it factual. Unaltered videos don't lie. Writers do. Surely that is a fact that has been proven throughout our history. But writers write history.
November 4, 200817 yr Yes I am a KEA member, not sure where you are going with that. I am curious, give me an example of what you think is has been changed in our recent texts books that you call PC... If you need for me to cite the examples, you are more indoctrinated than even I suspected. Among other activities, I, as a college professor, review proposed history textbooks. I am quite familiar with the trend.
November 4, 200817 yr If you need for me to cite the examples, you are more indoctrinated than even I suspected. Among other activities, I, as a college professor, review proposed history textbooks. I am quite familiar with the trend. So no examples? What a shocker…
November 4, 200817 yr If you need for me to cite the examples, you are more indoctrinated than even I suspected. Among other activities, I, as a college professor, review proposed history textbooks. I am quite familiar with the trend. Or you just don't know and are trying to snake your way out of it now.
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