US EditionOklahoma Proposes Teaching Alternative Perspectives on the 2020 Election in Schools
- Oklahoma will require high school students to study claims about 2020 election discrepancies starting in the 2025-26 school year.
- State Superintendent Ryan Walters defended the new curriculum as an effort to encourage analytical skills and challenge what he describes as biased left-leaning narratives, despite widespread criticism and rejection of these claims.
- The new standards remove lessons on President Biden’s achievements, expand biblical instruction, and critics accuse the process of lacking transparency and historical accuracy.
- Walters praised the new social studies guidelines as strongly aligned with conservative and patriotic values, while critics express concerns about political bias and the potential for indoctrination within the education system.
- Despite an unsuccessful Senate resolution to reject the standards, the new curriculum will take effect, raising concerns about politicization of public education in Oklahoma.
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Revisionist History 101 — Oklahoma to Teach Trump’s Big Lie in High Schools
There are plenty of reasons to teach high school students about the aftermath of the 2020 election. It was the first ever coup attempt in the United States, so it’s worth studying in history, civics, and government classes. Oklahoma, however, is taking a different route next school year. After the state Legislature failed to take action this week on a resolution that would have changed the state’s new social studies standards, Oklahoma students …
Oklahoma, Where The Batsh*t That Sleepy Joe Stole The Election Comes Sweeping Down The Plain
Welcome to your teacher training for the 2025-’26 school year, fellow Oklahomans! Or should I say Oklahomo-ans if you are one of the members of our gay community. Also, being gay is now illegal in Oklahoma*, so consider yourselves fired. Please exit the room and the state in an orderly fashion with no swishing.Okay, for those of you who are left, let’s get down to business! As you know, our state education department has instituted some very exc…
Oklahoma Mandates Teaching Debunked 2020 Election Claims in New Curriculum
Beginning in the 2025–26 school year, Oklahoma high school students will be required to study... The post Oklahoma Mandates Teaching Debunked 2020 Election Claims in New Curriculum appeared first on News Facts Network.
Oklahoma Schools Must Teach Trump Conspiracy Theory
"Beginning in the 2025-26 school year, thousands of high school students in Oklahoma will be required to learn about President Trump's debunked claims that the 2020 election was tainted by fraud," Popular Information reports."The lesson will not be part of a course on conspiracy theories, but an
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