Survey: Majority of teachers say CRT should not be taught in schools

A person holds up an indication towards Critical Race Theory throughout a protest outdoors a Washoe County School District board assembly in Reno, Nev. (Andy Barron/Reno Gazette-Journal by way of AP, File)

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UPDATED 5:54 PM PT – Friday, July 2, 2021

Teachers throughout the U.S. have continued efforts to combat towards important race idea being taught in their schools. Reports on Thursday cited a current survey displaying 55 p.c of teachers mentioned the choice to show CRT in Ok-12 schooling should not exist.

Parents throughout the nation have additionally publicly opposed the teachings be added to the curriculum of their kids’s schooling. Almost half of U.S. states have proposed laws towards the indoctrination of kids by means of CRT in public schools.

#CriticalRaceTheory is a Marxist ideology that sees the world as a battle, not between the lessons – as classical Marxism does – however between the races. It’s inherently bigoted. pic.twitter.com/7jhyzbTPnP

— Senator Ted Cruz (@SenTedCruz) July 1, 2021

The survey was carried out by the Association of American Educators and over 1,000 responses from teachers throughout the nation had been collected. Results confirmed 96 p.c of schools had been not requiring curriculum to incorporate CRT. This suggests the current frenzy that has been projected by the media does not precisely depict what has been occurring  in lecture rooms.

The majority of teachers reported no adjustments had been made to their curriculums concerning race amidst the previous 12 months’s CRT motion. In truth, many teachers who submitted to the survey shared considerations the CRT debate was interfering with extra constructive discussions addressing race.

Five states have signed payments banning important race idea from being taught in public schools. Lawmakers in 17 different states have proposed laws to restrict these teachings.

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