COMMON CORE – DATA MINING CHANGES ELECTION RESULTS

Republicans get played again

http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2013/06/republicans_get_played_again.html

American Thinker – Ann Kane – 6/17/2013

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In his speech, Coleman, in referring to the College Board, stated he has now brought on Obama's reelection team to develop his new Access to Rigor Campaign to collect and use data from students he calls "low-hanging fruit."

The College Board will use its existing and future data "vault" to profile low income and Latino students from K-12 using the slogan "If they can go, they must go" to college.

In order to pull this off, the architect of the Common Core literally begs his audience--data geeks "installed" within school districts and specialists from the Strategic Data Project which is based in Harvard's Center for Education Policy Research--to join him in finding these students and interacting with them throughout their classroom years.

Coleman made it abundantly clear he will concentrate on data mining our schoolchildren's proclivities. So, how does intrusion into children's privacy through more accumulation of data support Coleman's stated goals of making students career and college ready?

Now that many states have awakened to the deficiencies in Common Core and are even moving to defund them, Republican governors who bought Coleman's spiel three years ago need to redeem themselves and investigate the nonprofit College Board's campaign to delve further into the personal lives of our schoolchildren.

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