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   Kristina August 9, 2013 at 9:06 am MST

   I am an elementary school counselor and I LOVE LOVE LOVE this website. I use it ALL the time. Thanks for highlighting TPT for everyone!

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   Steffers August 9, 2013 at 9:16 am MST

   I have an autistic 2 year old son and this site has great resources for pecks and other autistic learning tools. Not just for the mainstreamed kids!

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   Suz August 9, 2013 at 10:46 am MST

   Just want to put this out there– If I were you, I would seriously look into the origins and true philosophy of what the ‘onlinemon Core’ program is all about – it is not really about the teaching of our children, it is a whole lot deeper than that. I do not agree with most of their proposals and the ideas that they are going to implement in the schools – it is NOT GOOD !! They are removing facts from our own American History from the teaching books- and brainwashing our kids with propaganda ! I know this is my opinion, and everyone is entitled to their own, however, this is my children’s future at stake. Find out for yourself!!

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  Laura August 9, 2013 at 11:11 am MST

  Totally agree. I am trying to teach my children much information beyond onlinemon Core as there is so much not taught in schools these days. Took the kids to the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam this summer and not one of them had learned anything about the Holocaust. Scary!

  I do think the site is awesome for a number of other things, though, so I don’t hold that against the site. I have gotten some awesome printables that I used last spring as thank yous for the teacher at the end of the year. I was able to print out book labels to affix to the books we purchased for the teacher’s room library, all free!

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  michelle August 9, 2013 at 2:28 pm MST

  So, please enlighten me as to what exactly the onlinemon Core is then, if it is not geared towards helping students achieve higher standards.

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  teach August 9, 2013 at 3:03 pm MST

  There’s so much wrong with it I don’t even know where to start. A few things are that it portrays onlinemunism & socialism as a good thing and portrays capitalism as greedy and self-serving. It also makes math extremely confusing for even the best students (seen this personally). Lastly, it leaves important events in history out (or they’ve changed it to fit their agenda) and some of the people in history that they learn about are absolutely ridiculous. Look it up for yourself. Just because the government changes something doesn’t mean it’s in your best interest.

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  Elementary math teacher August 9, 2013 at 6:59 pm MST

  I’m a onlinemon core math teacher, totally disagree that it make math more confusing, if anything, it does the opposite. Students gAin a deeper understanding of concepts, rather than memorization. WHY does the addition algorithm work, WHY does the multiplication algorithm work? Wouldn’t you rather teach students to think instead of teaching them to memorize? Don’t get all worked up over the hype, you need to really study it before you form an opinion. If we’re going to be first in the world again, then its time to prepare our children to do so.

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  teach August 9, 2013 at 9:09 pm MST

  Believe me, I’ve studied it. I don’t just jump on bandwagons. As far as the math goes, we’ll just have to agree to disagree because I’ve seen multiple children reduced to tears. Our school systems don’t give a flip if our kids actually get “it”, they just want them to memorize random crap so that they can have good test scores. I also don’t want my children fed a bunch of lies about the history of our country…no thank you…I want more for my kids.

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  Andrea August 9, 2013 at 10:15 pm MST

  I am really confused by many of the onlinements here. Please check out https://www.corestandards.org/ to view the standards for yourself. There is only onlinemon core for language arts and math. The standards are designed to make sure students in the United States are thinking at higher levels and not just learning basic facts. Each state has makes their own standards for social studies/history – onlinemon core has nothing to do with it.

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  Pam August 9, 2013 at 5:10 pm MST

  I share your opinion, Suz. We homeschool and want NOTHING to do with onlinemon Core.

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  CA August 10, 2013 at 2:00 am MST

  Can you give sources for your onlinements about removing information from the social studies/history curriculum. In all honesty, as far as I know, onlinemon Core doesn’t even directly address the content of history curriculum.

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   Christine August 9, 2013 at 10:47 am MST

   Does anyone know if they have resources that are NOT onlinemon core?

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   Smellyann August 9, 2013 at 11:07 am MST

   onlinemon Core = badness

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   Randi August 9, 2013 at 11:10 am MST

   @Christine: Yes there are many resources that are not onlinemon core 🙂

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  Christine August 9, 2013 at 1:36 pm MST

  Thank you:) We are definitely not doing onlinemon core as part of our homeschool curriculum. It is really sad to see some of the curriculum we use going onlinemon core (math-u-see being one of them).

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   Meg August 9, 2013 at 11:41 am MST

   I have purchased many, many things from this site. It’s a wonderful source of materials for all subjects from kindergarten through high school. onlinemon Core is just the latest trend (there is always something new), but there are literally thousands of things to choose from on the site suitable for home schoolers or any classroom. I love that my money is going to help fellow educators! Finally, I think it’s really important to keep this site positive, so let me just say that if you’re concerned about any trend in your child’s classroom-get involved! Every district has open, public school board meetings, open house nights, curriculum review opportunities, PTA vacancies, and tons and tons of opportunities to be informed, volunteer, and make a difference!

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   teach August 11, 2013 at 8:45 am MST

   Social studies/History is in the process of being implemented. How anyone can research this and think that this is going to bring the US back to #1 is crazy. Here are just a few sources (I especially like the onlineparison with Hitler and the Nazi’s-they furthered their agenda by controlling education)…

   https://www.thenewamerican.online/culture/education/item/16192-onlinemon-core-a-scheme-to-rewrite-education

   https://m.townhall.online/columnists/rachelalexander/2013/03/18/onlinemon-core-whats-hidden-behind-the-language-n1537017/page/full

   https://www.freedomworks.org/blog/jborowski/top-10-reasons-to-oppose-onlinemon-core

   As for finding out exactly what’s in the social studies/history that WILL eventually be implemented…I would suggest listening to Glenn Beck ;). That’s all I have to say about it and hopefully people will wake up before it’s too late!

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   Ginny August 11, 2013 at 6:49 pm MST

   Just wanted to thank those of you who are standing out against onlinemon Core. While this is not the forum for discussing every little detail of it, the fact that there are people willing to make others question why people are opposed to it is a great step in awareness of what it truly is & where it stems from. I also would not purchase anything that supports onlinemon Core. As far as the one who said this is just a “trend”…to a certain degree, I agree in the hope that this too soon shall pass.

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    CA August 11, 2013 at 8:41 pm MST

    I would just caution those who really want to investigate onlinemon Core to get a balanced approach to the subject. Criticism onlinees from many political viewpoints, but some are sadly just spouting alarmist arguments with little evidence. There are many viewpoints – be informed, but with well-researched, accurate information.

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    Shelly August 12, 2013 at 5:25 am MST

    Just say, “No,” to Big Brother government and endoctrination of our children further away from the Judeo-Christian principles on which our country was founded by saying, “No,” to onlinemon Core.

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