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No, the two sides of this debate aren't mirroring their arguments. One side (Equitable Math) is engaged in a discussion of white supremacy in Californian math
by threatofrain 5y ago
No, the two sides of this debate aren't mirroring their arguments.
One side (Equitable Math) is engaged in a discussion of white supremacy in Californian math pedagogy. The other side (Moses Charikar, Scott Aaronson, et al) is arguing against a weakening of math standards.
- caddemon 5y agoI don't think he's talking about this debate, just that the Equitable Math extremists have some common ground with e.g. southern conservatives in how they view educational achievements.