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Math apparently is a white privilege thingy

WestlinnDuckWestlinnDuck Member Posts: 15,298 Standard Supporter
Apparently, two plus two needs to be fixed for black people. And I'm supposed to be the racist? Just one more example of taxing your grand kids to pay for negative education of your grand kids.

https://freebeacon.com/issues/feds-spend-1009762-training-social-justice-math-teachers/


Feds Spend $1,009,762 Training ‘Social Justice’ Math Teachers
Goal of study is teaching STEM 'steeped in the context of social justice'

BY: Elizabeth Harrington Follow @LizWFB
September 18, 2018 5:00 am

The National Science Foundation is spending over $1 million to train two-dozen "social justice" math teachers in Philadelphia.

The Drexel University project will promote Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) high school curriculums that are "steeped in the context of social justice."

The project, which began this summer, is recruiting 24 Drexel students earning a bachelor’s degree in a STEM field, which they will train to teach in school districts in Philadelphia.

"The project will use recent scientific, mathematical, and educational knowledge to prepare and support the twenty-four pre-service teacher candidates with an emphasis on understanding the culture and life experiences of students in high-need schools," according to the grant for the study.

The stated goal of the study is to "promote social justice teaching."

"The project intends to promote social justice teaching, which emphasizes connecting science, mathematics, and engineering instruction to students' personal experiences and culture," the grant explains. "This connection can leverage the funds of knowledge that each student brings to learning."

The project has received $1,009,762 from taxpayers so far. Research will continue through May 2023.
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