Guess NO Gon be next on that Summer jam screen
Guess NO Gon be next on that Summer jam screen
I spent half summer 2017 I New Orleans with my girlfriend as she wen through Columbia Universities Summer Principle's Academy.
Their work was done in charter schools. From my first hand experience volunteering and second hand experience through discussions with them I'd say that @Rhakim is pretty accurate on the lack of nuance with regard to these discussions.
Similarly, @theworldismine13 this is why you're a useless person to have a conversation with. You lack nuance and pull the race card whenever your points are refuted.
Guess NO Gon be next on that Summer jam screen
The school system you're citing as a success is still under performing against the other state schools. :bernielol:1
Twism is the perfect example of what happens when you read an article not for information, but looking to cherry pick quotes to fill your own narrative.
You aren't thinking critically. You're merely trying to support your belief that Charters schools are better when evidence suggest it's a mixed bag.I'm the perfect example of critical thinking, you are the perfect example of a sheep
You aren't thinking critically. You're merely trying to support your belief that Charters schools are better when evidence suggest it's a mixed bag.
A critical thinker would look at both the successes and failures and attempt to determine what factors lead to best possible schooling for our children.
Are you a parent?
You've previously fought against me when I've given you data stating that black men are the least educated class in this country.charter school performance is mixed bag for the general population ie white kids but all studies have shown that charter school improve the performance for black kids
according to you i have kids in mexico so apparently im a parent
the whole point of school reform is to make sure that por kids are getting the same level of education as a wealthy person
so yes you do need to compare wealthy school districts to inner city poor disctrict, how would you know what the state of education is or wether you are making progress?
I'm not sure what you are saying that contradicts anything except you are using words to obfuscate the basic point, bottom line is that in aa for academics, standards related to test scores and grades are lowered for underrepresented minorities
I don't think aa is a solution becuase it doesn't deal with why the underrepresented minority student has lower grades or test scores in the first place
in other words if 30% of urban prep students get kicked out but 50% of african american males are dropping out of regular public schools, then urban prep is doing a better job than regular public schools
and the same goes with the test figures, you have to compare the test scores of urban prep with the test scores of the same demographic not with the entire state, if its doing better than the same demographic then its doing better, if its not doing as well as the entire state then thats just something that needs to be worked on, that wouldnt be evidence of failure
I would guess that if you switch to all charter schools they'll end up facing the same issues that public schools do.
The truth is, I've worked with some awesome teachers, and a whole lot of mopes. The vast...vast majority of the time the kids that excell do so regardless, and the kids that don't are the same. And the majority of those times the students who excell are the ones whose parents are invested in their education, or in their life in some way.
Government isn't going to be the solution, charters isnt, test scores isn't, higher teacher salaries isnt, Republicans won't, Democrats won't, etc. It's a lot of wasted energy arguing over it, and it seems the majority of people who do are doing so more in service of their politics than anything else.
government is the solution to everything :jayfdup:Government isn't going to be the solution
government is the solution to everything :jayfdup:
your sarcasm meter needs work :jayfdup:
There you go on your intellectually disingenuous nonsense again. You ain't getting that banner from Nap this year breh.