crt is based on the premise that america started in 1619, that s not true. it started in 1776. so right from the beginning, this notion is wrong. honest history, yeah. parents are also saying, let s teach math, while this is going on. let me tell you, the chinese are not teaching critical race theory and talking about uighurs, they are teaching math and they are number one in the world. we are 26th in the world. it s not just the damage that the studs by itself, it s what it does in terms of neglecting other subjects and other important matters. dana: indeed. bill bennett, always good to see you. have a good weekend and thanks for being thank you. trace: a hero police officer arresting to the rescue saving a 6-year-old girl after she was kidnapped by a stranger in the car. police arresting the suspect shortly after the girls apparently grabbed while riding her bike. joining us now are officers of jason burbach and sergeant joe
and that document said the changes were to address systemic racism in mathematics, the concept is still there. deputy education secretary wrote in the wall street journal that the underpinning that the teachers addressing the students mistakes forthright as a form of white supremacy and sets forth indicators of white supremacy culture and the mathematics classroom including a focus on getting the right answer teaching math in a linear fashion required students to show their work and grading them on demonstrated knowledge of the subject matter. i can imagine if you are teaching philosophy he might be open to multiple answers but two plus two is four regardless of where you are. these actions will prevent growth for learners of math and with lowered expectations, coddling with lowered expectations is going to cause harm so no matter how you feel about social justice
wasn t a simple story. when somebody you love, is close to you, is kidnapped, it s a particular kind of torture. it s very hard to understand unless it s actually happened to you. she did change, and it wasn t too many months before i realized that we weren t getting back together. everything was crushed. it was gone, it was done. but i m just trying to you know, if this is a documentary and you want the history, you want to know what it was like before the kidnapping, that s my answer. 1972, i went to work at crystal springs teaching math and geometry. it was a small private girls school. she came to some guitar classes i was giving. i don t think she was interested in learning the guitar, she just wanted to hang out with one of the older teachers.
however long it s been, it wasn t a simple story. when somebody you love is close to you is kidnapped, it s a particular kind of torture. it s very hard to understand unless it s actually happened to you. she did change and it wasn t too many months before i realized that we weren t getting back together. everything was crushed. it was gone, it was done. but i m just trying to you know if this is a documentary and you want the history, you want to know what it was like before the kidnapping, that s my answer. 1972, i was working in crystal springs teaching math and geometry. it was a small private girls school. she came to some guitar classes. i don t think she was interested in learning the guitar, she just
and hung out there. and basically after about five or ten minutes, we realized that this wasn t a drill. have you ever felt more responsible for other people than you were today? i mean, you know this is my 36th year teaching math. teaching students. you know you re responsible for the kids every day. obviously today was certainly different. it s just it s hard to describe. i read a stat tonight, there have been 18 school shootings elsewhere in the world over the last two decades. in our country alone, there have been 18 school shootings in the last 35 days. i know you re not a politician. but you were at the crux of this public issue today. and do you believe lawmakers failed you in that moment? do you believe we can do better than this? oh, there s no doubt we can do better than this.