@EmmaJanePettit
Emma Pettit
1 year
Now this is something. FL College System presidents say they won't fund any policy or requirement that "compels belief in critical race theory or related concepts such as intersectionality..."
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@EmmaJanePettit
Emma Pettit
1 year
"...or the idea that systems of oppression should be the primary lens through which teaching and learning are analyzed and/or improved upon." If CRT or related concepts are taught, instruction must include other theories and be "objective."
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@EmmaJanePettit
Emma Pettit
1 year
Interesting that the statement refers to any "practice, policy, or academic requirement that compels belief" in CRT or related concepts. What are those practices, policies, and requirements? That's unclear from the statement.
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@EmmaJanePettit
Emma Pettit
1 year
Regardless, we'll find out soon. By February 1, the statement says, the presidents will have "removed any institutional instruction, training, and policies opposed to the forms of discrimination described in this statement."
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@EmmaJanePettit
Emma Pettit
1 year
A note that this is not Florida university presidents. This is Florida College System presidents. FCS oversees 28 public community and state colleges.
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@WomensHoopsBlog
Women's Hoops Blog
1 year
@EmmaJanePettit Make the presidents define both terms.
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@silkiestmaria
Silke Weineck
1 year
@EmmaJanePettit experiencing excruciating Fremdscham (shame on behalf of those acting shamefully) for these university presidents.
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@AudaciousLibby
DR. I have thoughts
1 year
@EmmaJanePettit I have a PhD in education as well as an MAEd and no one has ever once compelled me to believe in any theory. Tell me you have no idea how to be in the classroom without telling me you have no idea how to be in the classroom
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@EmmaJanePettit The only "compelling" I see here is the state compelling us to teach only what they deem acceptable. This statement is in violation of the statement. Very postmodern of them.
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@TedClayton8
Ted Clayton
1 year
@EmmaJanePettit So, they’re wiping out all of the social sciences plus history plus women’s studies p
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@Jakron
Jason
1 year
@EmmaJanePettit @KevinMKruse So close all the law schools?
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@BrianBarsda
🌮 Tuesday
1 year
@EmmaJanePettit Lol Florida
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@JoePaulson2
Joe Paulson
1 year
@EmmaJanePettit That opening paragraph is ... well bogus is a nice phrasing.
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@Natlyt
Nathan Light
1 year
@EmmaJanePettit "related concepts such as intersectionality" suggests they resent teaching about gender, culture, identity, or ethnicity.
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@joonsgooz
jav
1 year
@EmmaJanePettit @KevinMKruse “Small government” 🤷🏽‍♂️
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@webdoyenne
webdoyenne ⚾️ 🌴🐙
1 year
@EmmaJanePettit Now...what happens when students graduate and confront the realities of the working world, particularly in the social sciences.
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@SputterOnline
I Sputter Online
1 year
@EmmaJanePettit "How to pass the proper tests was all they teach in school." Lyric in 'Android' by Yow!.
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@trishren1
Kanashii
1 year
@EmmaJanePettit “Compel belief”??
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@elizabethastrom
MrLizzie.bsky.social
1 year
@EmmaJanePettit Well I am quite sure we don’t have a single class that COMPELS this or any other social science or humanities theory. Hopefully our university presidents are aware of this and will behave accordingly.
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@HRLatinAmerica
Kristina Aiello
1 year
@EmmaJanePettit They are all rolling over to censorship of academic thought.
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@sienna327
Debbie was from D.C.
1 year
@EmmaJanePettit Well, no more scholarly learning in the Florida College System, then. Kiss that goodbye!
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