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Reply to ""Teacher of the Year" quits over Common Core tests"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote]I haven't noticed a lot of public support for programs that would lessen the impact of poverty on children. Universal health care? Nope. High-quality, affordable day care? Nope. Living wage? Nope. Affordable housing? Nope. Transportation access to jobs? Nope. Paid maternity leave? Nope. What am I missing?[/quote] Be patient. It's coming! Living wage is becoming an issue (minimum wage rants have had an effect). Housing is the next one we're going to see. I work with people who are moving because of the high costs. This is going to resonate soon. The others may come. We have to take one at a time and it's starting to happen. These are not hopeless issues at all. Common Core is not an exciting issue for people. It just doesn't change lives and communities in a more immediate and visible way. In fact, it makes things worse. It's a waste. Housing and wages are first. Transportation is probably after that. I wish we could get the day care, but that will be harder. [/quote]
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