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If I'm a parent who is typically interested and motivated, am I committing a sin against social justice if I am interested and motivated in my children's educat
by scarmig 4y ago
If I'm a parent who is typically interested and motivated, am I committing a sin against social justice if I am interested and motivated in my children's education and work to provide opportunities for them to learn?
- vkou 4y agoYou're not sinning, you're just reacting to incentives. This isn't a moral condemnation of you, it's just the fact-based explanation for why schools that you have to apply to produce better academic outcomes than default public schooling. If those public schools could just drop the cohort of students whose parents couldn't be arsed to apply to a special school, their quality would also go up.