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Florida restores 9 'woke math' K-12 textbooks after changes - Vimarsana News

Florida restores 9 'woke math' K-12 textbooks after changes

Florida education officials say they are reinstating nine "woke math" textbooks for K-12 students after publishers agreed to remove left-wing materials.

Florida restores 9 'woke math' K-12 textbooks after changes - Vimarsana News

Florida restores 9 'woke math' K-12 textbooks after changes

Florida education officials say they are reinstating nine "woke math" textbooks for K-12 students after publishers agreed to remove left-wing materials.

Florida reinstates NINE of the 54 math textbooks it banned for references to Critical Race Theory - Vimarsana News

Florida reinstates NINE of the 54 math textbooks it banned for references to Critical Race Theory

'Publishers are aligning their instructional materials to state standards and removing

Oklahoma governor leads GOP fury at Biden for saying kids belong to teachers when in the classroom - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma governor leads GOP fury at Biden for saying kids belong to teachers when in the classroom

Republicans hit back at President Joe Biden on Thursday, a day after he fired a salvo in the education wars by saying parents gave up control of their children at the classroom door.

What Florida won't teach its kids - Vimarsana News

What Florida won't teach its kids

In Florida, education officials rejected 53 math textbooks, claiming they included "prohibited" topics such as Critical Race Theory, common core standards and social emotional learning. What they're really trying to combat is a complete knowledge of history, writes Julie Wittes Schlack.

Source: wbur.org