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David Dillard – Most Americans Can’t Pass a US Citizenship Test

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David Dillard – Most Americans Can’t Pass a US Citizenship Test

A new survey shows many of us need to brush up on United States civics. A majority of Americans can’t pass a United States citizenship test. Is this an indictment of our education system? Are we learning the wrong way, memorizing facts that we all forget the minute the test is over? Why are so many of the low performing states in the Deep South? Could you pass a citizenship test?

Education expert, David Dillard joins Wendy to talk about the interesting findings of this recent survey.

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