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Home schooling will make inequality worse.
I still support it. So should you.
I still support it. So should you.
Public school smooths variances in student outcomes, for better and worse.
The top performers are reigned in, while the lowest are helped along.
Leaving education to their parents will unleash the variances in ways that appear to be discriminatory.
They're not.
The top performers are reigned in, while the lowest are helped along.
Leaving education to their parents will unleash the variances in ways that appear to be discriminatory.
They're not.
Student outcomes are driven by a small number of factors:
- zipcode
- mother's education level
Homeschooling will only emphasize these factors: https://twitter.com/jackmurphylive/status/1013427410711269376?s=20
- zipcode
- mother's education level
Homeschooling will only emphasize these factors: https://twitter.com/jackmurphylive/status/1013427410711269376?s=20
I'm not talking out of my ass either.
I ran 2 school systems in Washington DC. State Level School Systems. Same as DCPS or Fairfax County Schools.
I've seen it all, read all the research, + worked my butt off to translate federal mandates into positive outcomes for my students.
I ran 2 school systems in Washington DC. State Level School Systems. Same as DCPS or Fairfax County Schools.
I've seen it all, read all the research, + worked my butt off to translate federal mandates into positive outcomes for my students.
