The American Education system lacks a standardized national curriculum in elementary education. Education in the United States is primarily decentralized, with each state having the authority to establish its education policies. The lack of a standardized national curriculum can result in differences in instruction content, depth, and pacing from one frame to another. Students in different states can have different exposure and understanding of certain subjects. It can create challenges for students who move between states.
It may take time to get comfortable with the new curriculum. However, some efforts are being made to establish educational benchmarks and guidelines at the national level, such as the Common Core State Standards Initiative.
In This Webinar, We Shall Discuss:
- Why do the states feel reluctant to adopt the Common Core and prefer to have their own curriculums and how it can affect standardization in the US education system?
- How the Common Core has failed to impress educators.
Who Should Attend:
- Students
- Parents
- Educators
- School Heads
- Curriculum designers
Hosted By:
Tavleen Kour
Content Analyst
Evelyn Learning Systems
Praveen Tyagi
Founder and CEO
Evelyn Learning Systems
