Minnesota Teachers must demonstrate a Marxist worldview to obtain their teaching license

[livingston]

Teachers must demonstrate a Marxist worldview to obtain their teaching license​

Reference Links

• Teacher Licensing Handout (PDF)
• Teachers must demonstrate a Marxist worldview to obtain their teaching license (PDF)
• Teacher Licensing Take Action (PDF)
• Teacher Licensing Law Rules Abstract (PDF)
• Teacher Licensing Law Rules Report (PDF)
• What the Teacher Licensing New Standards Would Mean
  
  The Minnesota teacher licensing board is called the Professional Educators Licensing and Standards Board or PELSB. Each board member was appointed by Gov. Walz and PELSB is putting the finishing touches on new teacher licensing requirements.
  
  The new standards will embed basic Marxist principles and practices such as critical race theory (CRT), fluid sexual identity, and gender politics into all Minnesota schools.
  
  Standard Marxist practices and dogma divide people into opposing groups so that students and teachers must view themselves not as individuals, but as members of groups—oppressor groups or oppressed groups, and oppressed groups must be liberated from the exploitation of their oppressors.
  
  When formally adopted, the new requirements must be met to become or remain licensed to teach in Minnesota, including teaching in Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) from pre-natal on, and Adult Basic Education, Rule Draft RD4615 – key language is highlighted in yellow. Since nonpublic schools generally hire licensed teachers, these standards will apply to them as well.
  
  Below are some of the new licensing standards.
  (Our commentary on the meaning and significance of the standards follows in paranthesis).
  
  Teachers must:
• Teachers must demonstrate a Marxist worldview to obtain their teaching license - CPL Action

 

[livingston]

• Train students in social activism through service learning; Connect students with local and global political activists
• Understand that Minnesota’s laws were created to oppress by race, class, gender, sexual orientation, language, and nationality.
  (This is the Marxist interpretation of history through presumed identity group power.)
• Understand white supremacy, and how racism operates institutionally.
  (the Marxist assumption that our institutions are fundamentally racist)
• Understand “enthnocentrism” and “eurocentrism” as undermining “equity”

 

[livingston]

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Minnesota Will Soon Make Teachers Endorse Child Mutilation To Get A License​

To be state licensed in Minnesota starting in 2025, every teacher must personally advocate critical race theory and transgender ideology.

Minnesota Will Soon Make Teachers Endorse Child Mutilation To Get A License

A blog that celebrates the U.S. Constitution, personal responsibility, second amendment rights, first amendment rights and small government.

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[SomeSoldier]

I'll never live in Minnesota.

 

[Jmac00]

LOL, they don't even care anymore. Its a "in-your-face-fuck-you-do -what-we-say" attitude, we will indoctrinate your kids whether you like it or not.

I think homeschooling/tutoring is going to become a big deal in the near future. I sure-as-hell would not be sending my kids to a education camp

 

[Deplorable Me]

When did Minnesota go full retard?

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

When did Minnesota go full retard?

I think it's like NY. Minnesota is a regular middle of the road state but the Minneapolis St Paul area dominates and destroys the state for everyone else just like NYC and Albany do here in NY.

They have their loonatics like Talib and we have ours with people like AOC and Schumer. These people get elected, their ideology is resonating somewhere. Once the ideology gets established and entrenched it's all consuming and the only way it gets replaced is when it inevitably will spectacularly fail.

Liberalism destroys everything. You're only hope is to look carefully at demographics and voting trends when you move and choose wisely. Many states are being ruined. Go to a place where This thinking wouldn't be tolerated. Go to a state that has shown a willingness to stand up to this insanity.

 

[tirwin1]

I think it's like NY. Minnesota is a regular middle of the road state but the Minneapolis St Paul area dominates and destroys the state for everyone else just like NYC and Albany do here in NY.

They have their loonatics like Talib and we have ours with people like AOC and Schumer. These people get elected, their ideology is resonating somewhere. Once the ideology gets established and entrenched it's all consuming and the only way it gets replaced is when it inevitably will spectacularly fail.

Liberalism destroys everything. You're only hope is to look carefully at demographics and voting trends when you move and choose wisely. Many states are being ruined. Go to a place where This thinking wouldn't be tolerated. Go to a state that has shown a willingness to stand up to this insanity.

Moving does seem to be the only solution. Once the democrats get the majority there doesn't seem to be any way to get rid of them. There are just too many stupid people that will always vote "D" no matter what. It's a shame because NY has some beautiful areas but the rot is just too deep.

 

[Deplorable Me]

I think it's like NY. Minnesota is a regular middle of the road state but the Minneapolis St Paul area dominates and destroys the state for everyone else just like NYC and Albany do here in NY.

They have their loonatics like Talib and we have ours with people like AOC and Schumer. These people get elected, their ideology is resonating somewhere. Once the ideology gets established and entrenched it's all consuming and the only way it gets replaced is when it inevitably will spectacularly fail.

Liberalism destroys everything. You're only hope is to look carefully at demographics and voting trends when you move and choose wisely. Many states are being ruined. Go to a place where This thinking wouldn't be tolerated. Go to a state that has shown a willingness to stand up to this insanity.

I wonder what influence the AFT (American Federation of Teachers) had on this agenda? Randi Weingarten; AFT president is a close friend of Hillary and died in wool communist-socialist first class. I had the misfortune to meet her sorry ass in 2015 when she was stumping for Hillary in the primaries. The bastards are some serious agenda pushers. I have lost faith in unionized teachers. I find them gumby like and weak minded. No sense of ability to independently think thus not qualified as critical thinkers. Shit in-shit out, agenda in, agenda out. I am not impressed by union teachers.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

I wonder what influence the AFT (American Federation of Teachers) had on this agenda? Randi Weingarten; AFT president is a close friend of Hillary and died in wool communist-socialist first class. I had the misfortune to meet her sorry ass in 2015 when she was stumping for Hillary in the primaries. The bastards are some serious agenda pushers. I have lost faith in unionized teachers. I find them gumby like and weak minded. No sense of ability to independently think thus not qualified as critical thinkers. Shit in-shit out, agenda in, agenda out. I am not impressed by union teachers.

I've been pretty lucky so far with my kids experience in public schooling with union teachers. The vast majority of their teachers have been good and more or less as best I can tell they appear a-political in class to the studens. (trust me I know the whacko indoctrinated pushers are out there). But I also am involved, pay attention, ask questions, keep up with their assignments, sometimes go to board meetings etc.

There was one teacher at school (not any of my kids teacher)who was forbidding kids to wear or display pro trump apparel a few years ago and the parents took care of that with the board and principal and it "resolved itself" and was corrected. Schools Also need effective leadership to be successful. If the principal and administrators allowed that teacher to continue to conduct themselves in such a manner it would have rapidly spiraled out of control and turned into a sideshow.

The more parental ownership and involvement there is to be a "gatekeeper" the harder it is for the loons to get a foothold.

 

[Catskillkid]

I've been pretty lucky so far with my kids experience in public schooling with union teachers. The vast majority of their teachers have been good and more or less as best I can tell they appear a-political in class to the studens. (trust me I know the whacko indoctrinated pushers are out there). But I also am involved, pay attention, ask questions, keep up with their assignments, sometimes go to board meetings etc.

There was one teacher at school (not any of my kids teacher)who was forbidding kids to wear or display pro trump apparel a few years ago and the parents took care of that with the board and principal and it "resolved itself" and was corrected. Schools Also need effective leadership to be successful. If the principal and administrators allowed that teacher to continue to conduct themselves in such a manner it would have rapidly spiraled out of control and turned into a sideshow.

The more parental ownership and involvement there is to be a "gatekeeper" the harder it is for the loons to get a foothold.

I don't have kids but I've found that the parents that take an interest in their kids, their schooling, what they're studying, and the general philosophy of the teachers/school seem to do much butter and are able to change things if they get too far out of line. A lot of concerned (dare I say "angry") parents at a Board of Education meeting can accomplish a lot.

Unfortunately, far too many people treat schools like day care and couldn't care less what types of books their kids are reading or the instruction that they're being given. I briefly worked at my local school district about 15 years ago (not in education but in security) and Parent-Teacher nights were practically dead with the exception of the elementary grade levels. I couldn't believe virtually no one cared what they high school and middle school aged children were learning about. Of course my mom went to every single parent-teacher conference that was available to me from K-12. Yeah, she was that parent.