meanwhile, the CLT is quite serious about realizing their vision, and they're not wrong to emphasize books and to think about shared purpose across institutions
meanwhile, the CLT is quite serious about realizing their vision, and they're not wrong to emphasize books and to think about shared purpose across institutions
There's got to be some way that we can prevent the worst possible people from owning the idea of resistance to the College Board model for advanced high school ed, there's got to be.
it's difficult to explain succinctly how enmeshed in many public schools the College Board is these days, and part of the issue is that the company exploits real vulnerabilities
At pd today we were told one of our district goals was "future ready" which meant things like expanding college in the high school and amount of students in AP.
Let me tell you hearing that after proctoring the PSAT really put a nice bow on my day....
I promise we don't agree with AP frameworks in many (most?) respects. I teach primarily first year students and a big part of my job is basically deprogramming AP students like I've just pulled them out a cult.
the College Board might not seem like an urgent threat to professors who more or less agree with what they see in AP frameworks, but the system is designed to deplete gen ed enrollment while turning both high school and “college” illiberal
There's got to be some way that we can prevent the worst possible people from owning the idea of resistance to the College Board model for advanced high school ed, there's got to be.
