Bill Gates Admits Common Core Is About Nationalizing Education

‘Should Georgia have a different railroad width than everybody else? Should they teach multiplication in a different way?’

Bill Gates plugs Common Core, Arne Duncan (Politico)

Bill Gates called the Common Core academic standards a “very basic idea” to set national standards for what students should know at various grades.

But at a POLITICO event Monday, he also stepped right up to the edge of advocating a common curriculum as well — something that Common Core supporters have made it clear they do not intend to impose.

“Should Georgia have a different railroad width than anybody else? Should they teach multiplication in a different way? Oh, that’s brilliant. Who came up with that idea?” Gates said.

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