Winsor #10 World Languages | Pretty cool!

The World Languages description describes a strong, grounded, and mature philosophy in the tradition of the Enlightenment and an open attitude toward learning and growing through knowledge of other languages and cultures. There are virtually no catchphrases from CRT/DEI, and it very politely reasserts appreciation of culture, individual learning, critical thinking, and most of all a joi de vivre vis-à-vis learning.
0:00 How to get to the pdf
1:45 The description, paragraph 1: Words used the way they are supposed to be used
3:14 The description, paragraph 2: critical inquiry, not critical theory (hooray!)
5:15 The description, paragraph 3: true cultural awareness,
6:56 The description, paragraph 4: genuine self-reflection and multicultural understanding
7:50 Like math and sports?
8:38 Fear the commissars!
9:15 History shows that multiculturalism has a much longer history than CRT/DEI.

Winsor School has been a good school for a long time and has an excellent reputation for offering a top-notch education to girls and getting them into the top colleges. Over the past years, it has jumped into DEI as the foundation of school life with both feet.
This series of videos will show how much it has degraded educational philosophy and the philosophy of the Enlightenment generally.
This is not intended to single out Winsor School; there will be many similar videos in the future covering materials from many other schools.

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Link to Lift Every Voice: https://www.winsor.edu/a-report-on-dei-at-winsor

Link to Ryan Chapman’s 20 min. description of CRT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rDu_VUpoJ8&t=2s

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