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No, I'm interested in how people learn successfully, and what scenarios lead to better outcomes. I highly doubt being a minority has anything to do with it, as
by nverno 4y ago
No, I'm interested in how people learn successfully, and what scenarios lead to better outcomes. I highly doubt being a minority has anything to do with it, aside from being a confounding variable. It may be the case that people of some ethnic group are more likely to have a home dynamic that made this distance learning situation more difficult, who knows, but that would have been a useful insight the people researching the data could've provided.
- taeric 4y agoGood luck. If anyone actually knew how to make everyone learn effectively, they would be sitting on a gold mine. At large, incentives and feedback loops rule. And poverty robs families of incentives and creates poor feedback loops.