Grooming KidsMost recently, PragerU has been concentrating on its Kids content NPR reported in early March. According to NPR’s Lisa Hagen, “Arizona recently became the latest state where education officials have embraced online videos produced by PragerU. It follows at least four other states that approved Prager’s material for use in public school classrooms last year…”The videos are short and oversimplified. Some scientists have said PragerU videos lack context and downplay climate change as climate alarmism, while the Council on American-Islamic Relations alleges some videos are anti-Muslim. PragerU does not adhere to rigorous academic standards, peer review, or scholarly scrutiny, which are essential for maintaining educational integrity.

Source: Washington Post June 17, 2024 15:05 UTC