Denton Residents Weigh in on a New Controversial Texas Social Studies Curriculum at State Board Meeting
The proposed overhaul would cut world history, expand Texas and U.S. history, and add Bible passages to required readings for 5.5 million students.
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Students, educators share concerns about sweeping rewrite of Texas social studies curriculum
Critics of Texas’ new social studies plan have pushed to include a more diverse set of perspectives to ensure all students feel represented in the curriculum, while those who support the proposal said students’ education should be centered around American exceptionalism, state history and Christianity.
Texas Students Demand Diverse Perspectives in Social Studies Curriculum
State officials, activists and educators have largely shaped public dialogue about Texas’ social studies overhaul, but young people added their voices to the conversation Tuesday, calling for instruction that includes diverse perspectives and challenges them to think critically. The majority-Republican education board began last year to redesign Texas’ social studies standards, which outline what students need to learn by the time they graduate…
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