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Australians Don’t Want Critical Race Theory in Classrooms Most Australians do not support the presence of Identity Politics in classrooms, a poll reveals, as concerns grow the newly proposed national curriculum will inject critical race theory into schools. The Critical Race Theory Poll (pdf), commissioned by the Institute of Public Affairs (IPA), asked 1121 Australians four questions and found 82 percent disagree with the statement that students should be forced to apologise for their skin colour. Around 86 percent also disagree that schools should make boys feel ashamed of being male, and...

The Australian national curriculum draft continues to attract criticism for its changes to history and civics, which has removed ...

It makes it hard. on the regulatory and oversight makes it hard for them to make curriculum changes. and so, what you have is that we still have an education system that very much is teaching for previous century without having made the evolution into teaching for the 21st century. unfortunately i'm not sure that more regulation is the path to getting these school systems moving in the right direction for preparing k-12. we should think about our k-12 more as not just college prep. which i think -- ebony: that is bill hemmer, that is a bit of the defense form. you can check out these in their ...

On friday the state board of education in texas took a preliminary step towards removing influential figures like hillary clinton, former first lady and hell enken kelle. the board also voted to keep in the curriculum a reference to the heroism of the defenders of the alamo which had been recommended for elimination as well as moses' influence on the writings of the nation's founding documents. friday's vote was preliminary, the board can amend the curriculum changes until a final

Back to you. >> anita, thanks so much for the update. beware of those slick roads. thank you. let's go over to steve. >> good day for a hat. all right, ali. anita, thank you very much. listen to this. parents being now paying to add their own curriculums in the schools in new hampshire if they don't like what's being taught there. are the schools so out of touch parents are now in charge? joining us right now is kyle olson, the founder of education action group and the author of a book called "indoctrination" and joins us today from chicago as well where it's snowing. good morning to you. >> g...