The Penny Harvest and Common Core

Standards-based education is a popular theme in education speech since the announcement of "Dangerous Country: Educational Reform in 1983", which report was created by President Ronald Reagan's National Education Council. This report explains the state of education throughout the United States, nearly 10% of the US population "can not read / write functionally", the private sector and the military sector spent tens of millions of dollars on restoration education and training programs, The United States is competing internationally in its industrialization. (US Department of Education) is in danger.

About 10 years later, 42 out of 50 states, including Ohio, introduced today a common core today. However, some states are considering withdrawing from a common core. Do all states need to implement a common core? What are the advantages and disadvantages of Common Core? Is the common core suitable for today's education? Today we will carefully consider the strengths and weaknesses of Common Core. One of the biggest advantages of Common Core is that everyone in the country is learning the same thing (state of implementing Common Core). This is very important for students living in highly mobile families such as military families. For example, suppose a student shifts to a new state or new school system and is lagging behind previous schools in terms of content and materials. In either case, this may have a negative impact on the students.

In the latter half of the 21st century, a common core was introduced under the guidance of the Obama administration. The common core is a series of guidelines that students learn and should learn at each grade level. The guide also stipulates that tests from other schools should be tested, analyzed and compared. This educational initiative is seen as an extension of the "law not to leave children". Modern education changes faster than tweets, texts, or types. The charter school has recently become a focus of attention and there are just reasons. An estimated 3.1 million students currently enrolled in these schools nationwide. These independently operated public schools have strict performance targets that need to be achieved.