I normally would not reply to idiots like you but any small amount of investigation would show you do not have a fucking clue about this. Here is an excerpt from the daily caller reporting on a NPR interview about the standards
"K-12 students at public schools learn about climate change to help fill a knowledge gap concerning the subject, while skepticism will be discouraged.
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It goes on to say Weâ(TM)ve heard stories of students who learn about climate change,â said McCaffrey. âoeThen they go home and tell their parents, and everybodyâ(TM)s upset because the parents are driving their kids to the soccer game, and the kids are feeling guilty about being in the car and contributing to this global problem.
Now, if that isn't indoctrination, I do not know what it. So either believe me or die some horrible death like they say in most religions and now science being taught in public education. Whenever your instruction relies on scaring people to follow you, it is indoctrination.
Have you even bothered with the standards? I mean I read them on that right wing news site PBS, but I believe them to be accurate. IT says things like "Changes in climate conditions can affect the health and function of ecosystems and the survival of entire species." Oh noes, we are all going to die if we don't act now.
"The only explanation that is consistent with all available evidence is that human impacts are playing an increasing role in climate change." It cannot be anything else even if we find something because as we found out earlier, skepticism is discouraged so nothing that counters the intended prolog will ever be viable.
And here is my favorite essential principle "Scientists have conducted extensive research on the fundamental characteristics of the climate system and their understanding will continue to improve. Current climate change projections are reliable enough to help humans evaluate potential decisions and actions in response to climate change." Despite the fact that none of the projections have been accurate as of yet. Sure, you find models that point in the right direction but if they were accurate, we would have half the east coast under water right now, California would be a lot smaller, and farmers in the mid west would be out of a job. I guess that saying about a million monkeys on typewriters would eventually pound out a Shakespearean novel may apply to it. All models so far have only been accurate to their training data- not forward projections. Hell, just a few months ago, they found 4 or 5 new green house gasses that non of the models were considering. But it is reliable enough I guess if your calculator said 2+2 was 5 every so often, the calculator would be "reliable enough"?