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Discouraging driving has other benefits such as reducing pollution, noise, space needed for parking, etc. The good schools are going to be filled no matter wha
by tlrobinson 9y ago
Discouraging driving has other benefits such as reducing pollution, noise, space needed for parking, etc.
The good schools are going to be filled no matter what, so trying to assign them the fairest way possible makes sense.
- njarboe 9y agoProbably more that 50% of what makes a school good are the students that go to them. Once this is realized, fairly assigning students to the good schools becomes problematic.
- jessaustin 9y ago...what makes a school good are the students... This claim seems probably true for university and probably false for kindergarten?
- Symbiote 9y agoFor school age children, the parents are very relevant. Some of the youngest schoolchildren already know how to read, count, say the alphabet, listen, and so on. Their parents read books to/with them, buy educational toys and so on. Other children have to learn all this at school. The parents of the children in the first group would prefer that the other children were similar. Parents who care more are also more likely to get problems solved -- whether that's a problem their own child has (e.g. a learning disability) or with the school. So in general, the quality of the teaching is often less important than the children and their parents.