Ryan spoke about English and social studies classes in general, saying they failed to give a spectrum of views.
Hyink said that at times, students "surrendered their genuine opinions" to ensure an A, which she said was a decision no student should have to make. By limiting curriculum to one-track agendas, which provide only singular perspectives, you're just creating a learning environment that is not conducive to open discourse." "At times, we felt intimidated by voicing our opinions and concerned we'd be risking a grade if our contributions were considered illogical or off topic simply because they were not in line with the popular viewpoint.
"Not every student supported the repetitive opinions voiced by the literature we read," she said.
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