Detroit Public School System is a declining school system where majority of the attending students are unfortunate. The teachers are being mistreated to the point their giving up. Curriculum is not challenging enough or college ready. Many DPS schools are in dangerous neighborhoods, where there are plenty of gang affiliations. Resources and technology for students are scarce. If it was up to me things and ideas would probably turn out better.
If it wasn't for the teachers, there wouldn't be a school system. Government and administration treat teachers like nothing! It’s downright pitiful that garbage men/women and many other occupations make more than teachers. Administrators took away several authority rules and regulations for teachers, regarding …show more content…
A book for each student isn’t possible in unfortunate schools because of budget cuts. According to New York Times, “A room of 35-plus students without books is hardly a learning environment, especially when compared to suburban and private schools where the average class size is 20, students and resources are plentiful.” Bloggers say absences of factual resources has negatively affected the quality of education.
In relations to lack of books college board and the ACT recently stated that, based on the latest SAT and ACT scores majority of today's graduating seniors are not college ready. College board also express that students who are believed to be college ready really aren’t. Educators focus on those who aren't likely to succeed, and it could really be a problem for others. Now, I’m not saying that they’re wrong for showing a tad bit more attention to the less encouraged, but it is wrong to assume that high level students are prepared, when in reality they're not.
Not only are interior factors distracting, but exterior situations are a problem as well. Numerous suffering school districts are placed in a terrible environment. Which is tempting to young minds to skip school or join gangs. Gang violence are common in any public schools, it is a dangerous distraction and need to be
If it wasn't for the teachers, there wouldn't be a school system. Government and administration treat teachers like nothing! It’s downright pitiful that garbage men/women and many other occupations make more than teachers. Administrators took away several authority rules and regulations for teachers, regarding …show more content…
A book for each student isn’t possible in unfortunate schools because of budget cuts. According to New York Times, “A room of 35-plus students without books is hardly a learning environment, especially when compared to suburban and private schools where the average class size is 20, students and resources are plentiful.” Bloggers say absences of factual resources has negatively affected the quality of education.
In relations to lack of books college board and the ACT recently stated that, based on the latest SAT and ACT scores majority of today's graduating seniors are not college ready. College board also express that students who are believed to be college ready really aren’t. Educators focus on those who aren't likely to succeed, and it could really be a problem for others. Now, I’m not saying that they’re wrong for showing a tad bit more attention to the less encouraged, but it is wrong to assume that high level students are prepared, when in reality they're not.
Not only are interior factors distracting, but exterior situations are a problem as well. Numerous suffering school districts are placed in a terrible environment. Which is tempting to young minds to skip school or join gangs. Gang violence are common in any public schools, it is a dangerous distraction and need to be