public education

  1. B

    THE ORIGIN OF STUDENT DEBT: REAGAN ADVISER WARNED FREE COLLEGE WOULD CREATE A DANGEROUS “EDUCATED PROLETARIAT”

    https://theintercept.com/2022/08/25/student-loans-debt-reagan/ In 1970, Roger Freeman, who also worked for Nixon, revealed the right’s motivation for coming decades of attacks on higher education. Jon Schwarz August 25 2022, 4:57 p.m. WITH THE vociferous debate over President Joe Biden’s...
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    • Forum: Higher Learning
  2. BaileyPark31

    Coli ScholarBrehs: Please dispute this RW tweet.

    I know there have been discussions about black male child achievement gaps, but this seems almost impossible. I cant find stats to prove or disprove this. Help me out brehs. :mjcry:
  3. SirReginald

    SPIN: How Can The School System Be FIXED In The U.S.? (MORE BLACK MALE TEACHERS?)

    As someone who is not a teacher, but has volunteered with them how can this system be fixed? What can these politicians and teachers do to repair this system? We have a majority of cac teachers who do NOT treat these Black kids the same. They see them as inferior :snoop: Most of the troubled...
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    • Forum: The Locker Room
  4. Jimi Swagger

    Why Black Colleges Need Charter Schools

    Only 35% of students earn bachelor’s degrees in six years. Why? Because traditional public schools failed to prepare them. By Allysia Finley Washington Charter schools are the “polite cousins of segregation,” in the words of Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of...
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    • aggie pride charter schools children naacp public education wsj
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    • Forum: The Root
  5. Jimi Swagger

    Chartering support for public schools

    Jonathan Kozol, an activist for public education, spoke at an event last week hosted by Duke’s Program in Education. For the past fifty years, Kozol has been both an educator and a researcher of public education, gaining notoriety as one of the most high-profile critics of inequalities within...
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