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[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] And this would be ONE person using that lens to make ONE argument. That then others in the field use either the same lens or a different one to make a counterargument or add nuance to the argument or provide evidence to support or counter a claim to the argument etc. There's no prescription--there are people posing ideas and arguments and people challenging them using argument and evidence. That's what academia is about. There is a good deal of disagreement among people who use CRT (and those who don't) on implications and claims on the same topic as grading or anything else they look at. Academics make their careers by posing ideas that go against other ideas, supplement ideas, contribute new data that changes thinking etc. No one gets an academic career saying "I think the exact same thing as someone else and here's why" That is what kills your career--if you don't find a niche where you contribute something new to the body of knowledge. [/quote]
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