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D.C. Public Schools homework assignment asks 6th graders to compare Bush to Hitler By Andrea Noble - The Washington Times - Wednesday, September 10, 2014 The assignment was given out this week at McKinley Tech Middle School in Northeast and has angered at least one parent who complained about the homework. A copy of the assignment, made by the parent, instructs students to draw examples from two texts they were assigned and to fill in a Venn diagram with similarities and differences between the two men. “Now that we have read about two men of power who abused their power in various ways, we will compare and contrast them and their actions. Please refer to your texts, ‘Fighting Hitler — A Holocaust Story’ and ‘Bush: Iraq War Justified Despite No WMD’ to compare and contrast former President George W. Bush and Hitler. We will use this in class tomorrow for an activity!” reads the text at the top of the assignment. A spokeswoman for D.C. Public Schools said the two readings were among suggested curriculum the school system had previously approved but that the texts were not meant to be compared in the manner assigned by the teacher. “The teacher deeply regrets this mistake, and any suggestion to malign the presidency or make any comparison in this egregious way,” spokeswoman Melissa Salmanowitz said. This message has been edited by BeWare on 09-11-2014 at 04:18 PM HILLARY 2016 BeWare How do you make an assignment like this and not realize I was wrong? The only reason the teacher regrets this is that they got caught. JMO
A D.C. public school gave a sixth grade class a homework assignment that required students to draw comparisons between former President George W. Bush and Adolf Hitler.
The parent, who asked not to be named, said when he called the school office to complain he was told that the assignment was part of a curriculum unit approved by the school system. He said his sixth-grader’s class had been studying both the Holocaust and the Iraq war.
A parent uploaded to social media an image of a sixth grade homework assignment given to children at a D.C. public school.
“I think trying to compare Adolf Hitler to an American president is just not right,” the parent said. “I didn’t agree with Mr. Bush or his policies, but that was over the line.”ALLEY CAT The Liberal Left and the National Education Assoc. (NEA) have been in bed with each other for as long as I can remember,,,,,, and it seems the Left will never stop at berating conservatives even after their years of public service has ended... Why attack Bush now,,six years after his term ended,,,except to influence young minds and deflect attention away from the inadequate job that the socialist Messiah, current president is doing? Comparing Hitler to Bush is deplorable.
I can't wait until Hillary announces her run to the top!
The gloves will be OFF......
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