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My point is that the status quo is not educating students to the best of their individual abilities. It's neglecting the education of some — in ways that heavil
by jakelazaroff 6y ago
My point is that the status quo is not educating students to the best of their individual abilities. It's neglecting the education of some — in ways that heavily correlate with class and race — and then, when those students unsurprisingly do worse, saying "well, they're not as smart, so they can't have the gifted education."
- threatofrain 6y agoWhy would any racially biased curriculum be favorable specifically for Asians? Or why would institutional support be biased in favor of Asians?
- _-david-_ 6y agoIf anyone (regardless of race) went into a class that was too difficult for them they would do worse in school. This will result in them not getting into as good of a university (or not getting into any university) and would result in them doing worse in life.