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I don't know where you're getting that from. The sorting of students into "gifted" and "non-gifted" categories is very common. You don't need to look further th
by breezybottom 2mo ago
I don't know where you're getting that from. The sorting of students into "gifted" and "non-gifted" categories is very common. You don't need to look further than your local school district for proof.
- groundzeros2015 2mo ago> don't need to look further than your local school district for proof. Yeah mine didn't have it. And the teachers fought every attempt to do so because it hurt their metrics (who gets stuck with the lower class average). Are you by chance part of the PMC and your local school district is of similar demographics?
- lelanthran 2mo agoWhat's PMC?
- groundzeros2015 2mo agoProfessional managerial class. There are a lot of alternative descriptors with overlapping meaning that you could choose.
- quickthrowman 2mo agoYou can just say “upper middle class”, PMC means ‘private military contractor.’
- breezybottom 2mo agoI don't believe you at all.