Racism is right-wing, controversial high school worksheet taught

Canadian father stated that the school's worksheet on the "political spectrum" assigned to the son of elementary school senior year 10 is equal to "publicity" in the political characterization of his right wing.

The worksheet was shared by Matt De Fouw on Monday and urged students to explain the various statements as right, left, or "center" of the political range.

As the school district 73 of Kamloops, British Columbia learns how the world view connects to various viewpoints of society, we announced by email that students in social studies were given a challenge.

"The teacher noticed that the curriculum on Monday is an imbalance, which is excessive simplification of very complex subjects and reviews the curriculum so that students can explore topics more thoroughly" Said.

This worksheet has other features discussed by DeFouw. He says on the social media that the worksheet "basically forms the next generation of voters, conservatives and the people are in the right wing", he wants to develop a savage police state who hates immigrants and dislikes women He said he was a species racist.

According to the world news report, this article attracted the public's attention and urged British Columbia Education Minister to criticize the worksheet as "uncomfortable".

"The teacher made a mistake, the resources they used were not going well and the course was not well taught," the publication quoted Rob Fleming.

Other problems in this worksheet are the right opinion on interception by the government, expansion of military expenditure, and immigration restrictions. This worksheet also teaches that the right conservative believes that women should "be at home as a mother".

The school said that it was investigating the background of the worksheet. The school district stated that DeFouw is satisfied with their reaction to this situation.

In an interview with Global News, Bill Hanbright deputy director said he criticized the description of worksheet racism. "Racial discrimination is not a political stripe"

CTV Vancouver reported that this worksheet is no longer used in the school district and several institutions are investigating this issue.

Most immigrants experience racial discrimination and color. I experienced racial discrimination, but I am in a clumsy position. I have been to another high school who experienced racial discrimination. On September 11th, I was sitting behind in a chemistry class. My teacher said today it is an anniversary. The teacher told me that today is the most 9/11 of my classmates, turned around and stared at me for 5 seconds. I left the class at once. From that day on, I often skip chemistry lessons.

What is racism? A typical dictionary will say that it is prejudice or discrimination against individuals with different beliefs or races. Unfortunately, racial discrimination can be seen almost anywhere ... even in high school. Bullying, abuse, bullying, abuse and exclusion - All these forms of racism can be seen in high school and all kinds of people - teachers, students, workers - are facing adverse effects of racial discrimination I will. Another reason why racism should be eliminated is that some students reject their own parents and cultural values. When their culture is discriminated, students begin to adapt themselves to the mainstream culture. As a result, they gave up their parents and cultural values ​​to avoid prejudice. This leads to confusion of identity. The young people do not know who they are and where they really are.