David Brooks entered the NY Times commentariat circle writing about Common Core.
I really hate repeating myself, so:
Short message: When you don’t research the reasons for people opposing the current reform environment, you are left with stereotypes and the glib dismissals of those concerns backed up by….well, by not very much. Mr. Brooks usually portrays himself as an intellectual.
I don’t expect better, but I really wish that I could.
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