Education Standards Pros And Cons

For years education standards in the United States have been controlled, not by the federal government, but instead by the states’ government control their state education standards. After recently being taken out of the list of the top 20 best educated nations in the world. Which brings up the debate on what should the country do to get itself caught up as one of the nation’s best. As time went on what is now called, The New Common Core Standards are the right step into a higher educated future for school students, yet it must be given time. Created by the NGA(National Governors Association) and the CCSSO(Council of Chief State School Officers) the New Common Core has been made to improve academic standards in the United States by developing …show more content…
Yet, Obama’s attempt to encourage the states to accept common core, one republican didn’t take it so friendly. Who was once a good supporter of the common core Bobby didn’t like the way the US Department of Education was trying to push states into adapting common core. Therefore suing them for trying to implement a national education standard to all of the US. When asked to explain his reasoning for suing the Department of Education. (Khadaroo, Common Core: Bobby Jindal Says Obama a National Curriculum 1). Indeed there is a federal law that prevent the national government to form a national education standard. However that is also why Obama has kept the standard voluntary and knows the consequences of forcing states to adapt. After being brought about a spokesperson for Bobby in sort mentions how Mr Jindal’s view and reason isn’t mainly focused on the now, but rather on worried on what the government might plan after establishing their control of the education system (Clement 1). This is one of the few stories of people that don 't quite entrust the U.S government with running an education system, with the growing fear of them making it a bit too hard or unfair. This point of view might be caused due to past conspiracies of the government never telling the truth or things in that sort of matter with past experiences. In order to further detail to not liking of government control Senator Rand Paul is also a non-supporter of the common core and believe this doesn’t belong in the U.S government 's hands. To explain what Senator Rand Paul (also republican) added since view on the situation what Bobby Jindal and Rand Paul is trying to reach out to educators, parents, and etc. If the government gets control of education standards, then beware because it might just be the beginning of their