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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]so professor: do you believe that students who are encouraged to get good grades are being subject to a white supremacist concept? [b]This is directly from CRT.[/b] Do you want your kids to get good grades? [/quote] LOL[/quote] lol what? Getting/expecting good grades has been deemed a white supremacist value.[/quote] Cite the CRT handbook you are referencing so we can all go look at it. Also cite the schools that hace adopted that guidebook. [/quote] And this is where anyone saying crt isn’t a thing loses credibility. No one says there is a guide book or a Manuel. If you want to learn about how standards based grading is racist, look up Asao B. Inoue and his push to move towards effort based grading. [/quote] While I agree with the PP who says that there is no CRT handbook that says good grades are white supremacist culture, I do believe that they are a bit naive or uninformed about how CRT concepts have shaped curriculums. I have read math curriculums that literally say “focusing on getting the right answer is white supremacist culture.” [b]Btw, I have no issues with CRT being taught in college or late high school, provided that it is taught as what it is, which is a theory.[/b] [/quote] Exactly! I have been trying to say this but less articulately than you did.[/quote]
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