[quote]AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — The Texas Board of Education gave preliminary approval Thursday to dropping algebra II as a requirement for high school graduation, over the objections of critics who say the state is watering down its academic standards.
Eliminating the algebra II mandate for most students was part of a major overhaul of graduation, standardized testing and curriculum requirements unanimously approved by the Texas Legislature in May. The shake-up was meant to give students the flexibility to focus on career and vocational training — not just college prep courses.[/quote]
You're supposed to be giving kids a [i]better [/i]education, not worse...
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5 Antworten[quote]The vote means algebra II would be required of students who want "distinguished" degrees that allow them to qualify for automatic admission to any state public university in Texas. It will also be required of students who choose diploma plans that focus on STEM courses — science, technology, engineering and math.[/quote] I like how you left that out. Next.
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1 AntwortenOnly 4 replies and already a global mute?
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1 AntwortenI love it when Texans cite the STEM companies they have as evidence that they have adequate education. Spoiler: The employees aren't from there.
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>Texas >intelligent Pick one.