A Teacher Explains Common Core Data Collection Factually and Creatively
Connecticut teacher Paul Bogush wrote an article explaining the connection between Common Core and data collection. It is a multi-layered issue and difficult to understand. The puzzlement (and the derision of those thinking there is a connection) of readers on this subject is apparent. I picked this up from twitter:
It's obvious this twitter user believes those who question/want to stop common core propagate conspiracy theories. How do you explain common core and the connection between longitudinal data systems in 140 characters or less? Bogush does a good job explaining why common core and data collection is intertwined both in the article and in his response to a teacher in Sweden asking about how a national system will work in the United States.
You can find A post for the Common Core Lemmings…here. He prefaces the article:
My time on#stopcommoncore tells me kids will get iris scans? What?#ccss I don't see any standard on retina security.#corespiracy
It's obvious this twitter user believes those who question/want to stop common core propagate conspiracy theories. How do you explain common core and the connection between longitudinal data systems in 140 characters or less? Bogush does a good job explaining why common core and data collection is intertwined both in the article and in his response to a teacher in Sweden asking about how a national system will work in the United States.
You can find A post for the Common Core Lemmings…here. He prefaces the article:
Please realize that despite its length, this post is a quick overview of where the data on your