New rule in Illinois education puts political agenda at forefront of learning

President of Wirepoints Ted Dabrowski called the show to discuss the 'Culturally Responsive Teaching and Leading Standards' that will be implemented as a guide to help teachers and their curriculum.
The change in learning will take the critical thinking aspect away from students and urge more progressive viewpoints and ideologies to be taught.
Dabrowski writes in his article, Politicizing the classroom: 9 things to know about Illinois’ pending ‘culturally responsive’ K-12 teaching mandate – Wirepoints
"No matter their personal politics, no reasonable person should want kids’ classrooms politicized. Nor should they want teachers prevented from entering the profession, or pushed out, based on what they believe. The pending standards would open up a Pandora’s Box where school curriculum and children become yet another political football every time there’s a major shift in political power."
This type of indoctrination in children's school should never be allowed and seems more about appeasing those with political means rather than students and parents.
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Dabrowski encourages parents to call their elected officials, schools, and the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules (JCAR) office to make sure the rule fails.