The Importance Of Equality In Public Schools

Throughout the past decade, African American students have been put through the grinder to gain equality in the public school system. School is seen as a method to help young adults integrate themselves in today’s society, still til this day education has been a struggle for African American students. The lacking of potential so to speak in public schools stirs up a contraversal topic of conversation among those of the highest form of government to the lowest form poverty stricten American households. A plethora of studies have been administered to find the root and as well as rectifying the problem. So, the questions remains how can high schools better provide equity for all students, especially for African American students.
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Many African American students respond highly to cooperative learning.
Many African Americans’ discussion style is simultaneous talk instead of alternating talk.
Another trait of African Americans’ verbal communication is their use or colorful language.
Many African American students prefer to study while music or conversation occurs in the room
Many African American students, like other indigenous peoples, traditionally live in partnership with the land and property.
Many African Americans protect and care for the environment as overseers for higher power than abuse their holdings as sole owners.
Many African American values hold that there is unity among and between all things.
Many African Americans have an outer-directed rather than an egocentric focus.
Many African American students are more active and less active and less able to adjust to the sedentary learning environments of American schools.
Many African American rely soley on information from their surroundings
Many African American students like to work in groups
Many African American students are sensitive to and responsive to what others feel and think and consider how their actions may affect