Common Core Standards Essay

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The curriculum of school education is out of citizens hands.
What if you did not have a choice what your child was going to learn, would you send your kid to school?
“Preparing American students for success.” Is the motto that the new common core state standard initiative is developing into our school system, which seems very controversial with parents and teachers, disputed countries, causing different opinions from other states, and unnecessary due to the fact that it is worth an abundance of what we do not have, money.
Although, the common core standards are already flowing in the school system, the government should have implemented it slowly or not have put it in at all.
“It became clear that the new standards represent lower expectations …show more content…

But we can not do that if the government is throwing curve balls at us and making school so perplex.
Winding this stanza up, parents should take into awareness about these new standards being taught in school and how important this new arrangement will result. the concern campaigner say drives common core, that American high school graduates are not college ready, and it may be true but common core promotes uniformity instead of customization.
“This model-drawing mania went on in my grandson’s class for the entire year, leaving no time to cover geometry and other important topics.” Marina Ratner says from the Wall Street Journal.
Obviously, this "new method" also takes too much time to think about. I think that is what the government is trying to get at, making us think more in a short amount of time. We need to cover more lessons in one day.
After all, common core stifles creativity instead of promoting it. If you are not for something then you are against it.
Consequently, the government thinks that if math in Maryland is the same in Michigan then it is smart to just make it the same exact education all around America. One size fits all, as “they” would