Controversial conservative nonprofit PragerU sparks debate as it becomes the first state-approved educational vendor in Florida, raising concerns about its impact on students' education.
However, it’s important to note that PragerU is not an accredited academic institution and does not offer degrees.
According to the press release, “In the past, teachers have been disciplined — even fired — for showing PragerU videos in their classrooms. Now, PragerU videos are not only being allowed in classrooms but superintendents and education commissioners are actively encouraging teachers to use PragerU’s content to educate their students....
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