FLASHBACK: Obama gave Pearson Publishing $350 million to create Commoncore text and Pearson gave Obama a $65 million dollar book deal in return
Obama gave Pearson Publishing $350 million to create Commoncore text and Pearson gave Obama a $65 million dollar book deal in return.
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Etienne Note: In light of Kamala’s $20M book deal, I thought I would remind everyone of Obama’s sweetheart book deal with Pearson and $50M sweetheart deal with Netflix.
by IWB
Obama gave Pearson Publishing $350 million to create Commoncore text and Pearson gave Obama a $65 million dollar book deal in return.
Quid Pro Quo.
Media silent…
Obama gave Pearson Publishing $350 million to create Commoncore text and Pearson gave Obama a $65 million dollar book deal in return.
Quid Pro Quo.
Media silent…
— Lori Hendry (@Lrihendry) October 10, 2019
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Pearson Publishing was paid for Commoncore but Penguin Random House Publishing did the Obama book deal. But there is commonality with the two:
From Wiki:
Penguin Random House was formed on July 1, 2013, upon the completion of a £2.4 billion transaction between Bertelsmann and Pearson to merge their respective trade publishing companies, Random House and Penguin Group. Bertelsmann and Pearson, the parent companies, owning 53% and 47%, respectively.
In July 2017, Pearson agreed to sell a 22% stake in the business to Bertelsmann, thereby retaining a 25% holding.
Quid Pro Quo
Same as Obama’s stance on net net-neutrality benefited Netflix, now Netflix hires Obamas to produce their “Higher Ground” shows to the tune of millions.
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I wonder what key U.S. Senators and key U.S. Representatives received in exchange for their support of Common Core ...... and what heads of the National Governors Association (NGA).... and key people within The Council of Chief State School Officers received as well.
Astounding how quickly incredibly superior K-12 curriculums were replaced by Common Core curriculum. Writing new guidelines/ instructions for class room teachers was done over a summer by county staff ... they were barely 2 weeks ahead of the teachers needing the guidance for actual instruction that school year apparently.
The tying of hundreds of millions of dollars federal funds to States to the approval of Common Core made approval by the respective State Boards of Education or other authorizing bodies a very quick process apparently.
from wikipedia .......... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Core .... "The standards are copyrighted by NGA Center for Best Practices (NGA Center) and the CCSSO, which controls use of and licenses the standards.[9] The NGA Center and CCSSO do this by offering a public license which is used by State Departments of Education.[10] The license states that use of the standards must be "in support" of the Common Core State Standards Initiative. It also requires attribution and a copyright notice, except when a state or territory has adopted the standards "in whole"."
"41 states and the District of Columbia joined the Common Core State Standards Initiative; Alabama, Oklahoma, Texas, Virginia, Alaska, Nebraska, Indiana and South Carolina did not.[13] Minnesota adopted the English Language Arts standards but not the Mathematics standards.[14] Following pushback and reductions in financial support, the project lost momentum and at least 12 states introducing legislation to prohibit implementation.[15] Eventually, multiple states that initially adopted the Common Core Standards decided to repeal or replace them including Indiana, Arizona, Oklahoma,[16] South Carolina, and Florida also abandoned the standard.[17] New York State would eventually replace their version of the Common Core Standards with The Next Generation Learning Standards.[18]"
They really are disgusting, aren't they, and true bottom-feeders. Actually, even lower -if possible- as at least bottom feeders scavenge and eat the rubbish and muck. These people just make it.