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That's known as "tracking" in the States and has a history of racial discrimination. There's little chance it will be implemented in the states.
by treis 7y ago
That's known as "tracking" in the States and has a history of racial discrimination. There's little chance it will be implemented in the states.
- joe5150 7y agoare you talking about diploma pathways: "advanced"/"standard" diplomas and things of that nature? because that's the norm in several states.
- treis 7y agoMore along the lines of everyone takes a test and the top X% are in the college prep track, the next Y% are in the 2 year community college track, and the rest are on the industrial/shop class track.
- joe5150 7y agooh, interesting. I hadn't heard of that. racial disparities appear in the distribution of different degree "tiers" in states that use those systems, too, and in some the degree you get in high school determines your eligibility for some types of college funding, so it sounds like it's a similar problem potentially.