High Standards Are the Cure for Educational Inequality
Seeking “equity,” too many schools are simply giving up on learning standards and an aspiration for excellence.
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Seeking “equity,” too many schools are simply giving up on learning standards and an aspiration for excellence.
The following is excerpted from Hostages No More: The Fight for Education Freedom and the Future of the American Child, published today by Center Street. The killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis in May 2020 set off a racial reckoning in the United States. The issue of race and how it is perceived and experienced […]
The Northshore School District in Washington state launched an ethnic studies program early last year in which an Ethnic Studies Pilot Work Team was offered materials to learn about "transformative
Georgia's Department of Education instructed state educators to stop grouping students by ability and prioritize their work as educators around equity.
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