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I'm curious where this came from. I wonder if it can also be broken into something like: [1] Public school: low, low and mid classes [2] Alternative school (
by aik 14y ago
I'm curious where this came from. I wonder if it can also be broken into something like:
[1] Public school: low, low and mid classes
[2] Alternative school (private or public): upper mid class
[3] Best private schools: elite
With [2] and [3] making use of alternative education models (e.g. Montessori, Waldorf, Democratic), and most importantly recognizing that EVEN STUDENTS can be fairly competent human beings that have the capability to both breathe and think rationally at the same time if given the opportunity a sufficient amount of times.
- jcromartie 14y agoI've seen [3] at public schools, from a very slim handful of teachers. Those teachers tended to generate strongly polarized opinions about themselves among students.