The ideological school of early American history, inaugurated by Bernard Bailyn, was interested in the content of people's minds (many minds, it turned out, were filled with paranoid ravings).
We often think of textbook stories as being immediate and consequential when it comes to political and social outcomes, particularly in an openly ideological school system.
"These children were born on the Coalition's watch and have been let down by a government that prioritised the ideological free school programme over ensuring that every child has a school place".
"What's becoming very clear is that the government is no longer concerned with school improvement, but with an ideological reorganisation of schools.
The truth, of course, is that there is nothing "ideological" about free schools – if by "ideological", Miliband means that supporters of these new schools need to subscribe to one particular world view.
Yet despite reportedly meeting with a trans man in early 2015 a step in itself some interpreted as a push for tolerance—Francis said just last year that being trans "is against nature," and called the normalization of trans lives within schools "ideological colonization".
Professor Chemerinsky said he had had big plans for the new law school, ideological diversity among them.
The mayor's candidate, Ninfa Segarra, won after a bitter battle by securing the vote of a board member, Irving S. Hamer Jr., who has usually been in the opposite ideological camp on school issues.
"The NAACP's resolution is not inspired by ideological opposition to charter schools but by our historical support of public schools ― as well as today's data and the present experience of NAACP branches in nearly every school district in the nation," Cornell William Brooks, president and CEO of the NAACP, said in a statement.
They underwent years of ideological indoctrination in Tiger schools.
