“Economic inequality has been on the rise in America for more than three decades” (Haskins & Kemple, 2009). Educational inequality is the difference in the learning or adequacy accomplished by students from different groups. Educational adequacy is measured by anything from grades and test scores, to drop out rates. Educational inequality is credited to the economic disparities that regularly falls along racial lines and in present day discussion about educational equality combines the two, indicating how they are interwoven from residential locations and as of lately, language (Orfield & Lee, 2005). All over the world, there has been numerous attempts to reform education for all levels (Haycock, 2001). However, with all the causes in history, society and culture, it can be difficult to completely destroy and completely end such
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Therefore I could not answer what their motivating factors were that drive them to rebut the issue. Personally I would be shocked if any person or organization choose to oppose equality in education.
3) A) The most current law to be passed in regards to education inequality is the No Child Left behind Act which was signed into law in 2002.
B) What's the future hold for education inequality?
What’s your prediction of what will happen in 20 years from now in regards to your issue?
My prediction of what will happen in 20 years from now in regards of education inequality will be that the U.S. will follow the lead of the many European countries who are already exercising educational systems with success that are just simply extending childcare during preschool years and making child care affordable for all families, regardless of socioeconomic status. The end result would equalize every child and give them an opportunity to succeed.
c) What changes or improvements would you recommend for the direction of this
Therefore I could not answer what their motivating factors were that drive them to rebut the issue. Personally I would be shocked if any person or organization choose to oppose equality in education.
3) A) The most current law to be passed in regards to education inequality is the No Child Left behind Act which was signed into law in 2002.
B) What's the future hold for education inequality?
What’s your prediction of what will happen in 20 years from now in regards to your issue?
My prediction of what will happen in 20 years from now in regards of education inequality will be that the U.S. will follow the lead of the many European countries who are already exercising educational systems with success that are just simply extending childcare during preschool years and making child care affordable for all families, regardless of socioeconomic status. The end result would equalize every child and give them an opportunity to succeed.
c) What changes or improvements would you recommend for the direction of this