How does/ did race affect American Education?
The race in American education affects in a bad way.
"segregated schools have never been equal" Linda Shaw . This affect the education in America because, they don't give the same opportunities to the African American people. They can't discriminate people by their color, or from where they are or from where they live.
Race are not appropriated, they deserve quality education.
"Your chances of going to a really great state university are basically nonexistent." by Alan Yuhas.
"She listen de data-backed problems of segregated schools; far fewer resources than most white-majority counterparts, leading, to high teacher turnover, less experience or qualified teachers, less structure, less attention, worse access to opportunities and poor grades"
The African American people have less opportunities to go to collage, they can't have the opportunity to have a better future because in the school they haven't good teachers. Their parents are worried for his kids, they want good teaching for them, they want safety for them, they want to their kids grow with a better education, more opportunities and a better future. …show more content…
They where more likely to graduate from high school" African American students did better in integrated school, they have more opportunities to go to a collage. After the schools became integrated, because the saw the results of what is the best for the students, the classes were smaller and better equipped. They have equality education opportunity, the kids have better environment in integrated schools. Kids they did better in the sport, in every class, in competences, the show more learning in integrated schools.Integrated schools introduce the kids to people from different backgrounds, they can se de different things, and choose what they want, they made friends for the
The race in American education affects in a bad way.
"segregated schools have never been equal" Linda Shaw . This affect the education in America because, they don't give the same opportunities to the African American people. They can't discriminate people by their color, or from where they are or from where they live.
Race are not appropriated, they deserve quality education.
"Your chances of going to a really great state university are basically nonexistent." by Alan Yuhas.
"She listen de data-backed problems of segregated schools; far fewer resources than most white-majority counterparts, leading, to high teacher turnover, less experience or qualified teachers, less structure, less attention, worse access to opportunities and poor grades"
The African American people have less opportunities to go to collage, they can't have the opportunity to have a better future because in the school they haven't good teachers. Their parents are worried for his kids, they want good teaching for them, they want safety for them, they want to their kids grow with a better education, more opportunities and a better future. …show more content…
They where more likely to graduate from high school" African American students did better in integrated school, they have more opportunities to go to a collage. After the schools became integrated, because the saw the results of what is the best for the students, the classes were smaller and better equipped. They have equality education opportunity, the kids have better environment in integrated schools. Kids they did better in the sport, in every class, in competences, the show more learning in integrated schools.Integrated schools introduce the kids to people from different backgrounds, they can se de different things, and choose what they want, they made friends for the